QT&QY 45L Military Tactical Backpacks Molle Army Assault Pack 3 Day Bug Out Bag Hiking Treeking Rucksack…

3 reviews for QT&QY 45L Military Tactical Backpacks Molle Army Assault Pack 3 Day Bug Out Bag Hiking Treeking Rucksack…

1. 

   Rated 5 out of 5

   M.R.Whitaker – February 4, 2024

   
   I’m the main caregiver for 3 kids under 6yo, an elderly disabled person, and we travel a fair amount, so I need to carry a random assortment of things that allows me to handle situations from a blow-out diaper, to minor/medium medical emergencies.This pack seems to be well-constructed, with plenty of space, and the ability to be extended via molle attachments, etc.. The durability is especially important as I’ve had several packs over the years that appear hard-wearing, but the interior separations are tissue paper thin. They eventually rip, and the contents lose organization. This pack seems to have a decently heavy-duty set of partitions, so I’m excited to see how it handles our day-to-day life.I haven’t had a chance to use it much, so I’ll update my review after a bit, but the only issue I’ve had so far is that one of the buckles on the side was missing a male connector. I’ve included photos. This is most likely an accidental oversight, and I’m trying to find a way to contact the company.UPDATE: So having used this bag as a primary carry for all my everyday needs, emergency prep, AND using it as a main carry for several overnight camping trips, I have to give the bag a full five stars. The original with the missing buckle was switched out quickly and easily, and I was able to get to putting it through its paces.So far, it’s come through like a champ. It’s sturdy and well-made, with a seemingly infinite number of combinations and configurations possible given the straps/molle/pockets/etc., and it hasn’t let me down yet. I’ve had several other bags tear or otherwise form stress/fray points by this time, but this bag still looks almost brand new.At first, I was a little annoyed that the straps kept slipping, but then I realized they were only semi-threaded, most likely to make it easier to configure when you first get it. Once I took 10 minutes to settle everything in, it’s been great. The pack sat comfortably on my shoulders/waist without the lower back strain other bags have caused, despite having a frighteningly large amount of stuff to carry on-foot for several miles.The only “con” I have is my own fault. The bag holds a LOT, and I had to keep myself in check when stocking it. I can easily see myself taking a few extra of everything since I have the room now, if not careful. If fully loaded, especially with the random stuff I tend to need, it would be a beast to carry long-term, even for a large guy like me.I did add some larger Molle water bottle pouches for the sides, just to make it easier to reach water without having to open the pack, and the bag assimilated them perfectly. Factory-stock, though, there are numerous attachment points where I have been able to comfortably clip/strap/snap frequently-used items in a way that doesn’t make it clunky or bothersome.Overall, awesome bag. We tend to travel a lot, and I am probably going to buy another few for use as emergency bags for the house and cars, and I might buy a smaller capacity one for my 6yo to use as his Scout camping bag.If you have a use for it, buy one, you won’t be sorry. If you don’t already have a use, buy one anyway, you’ll probably find one once the bag gets there and you see how versatile it is.

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   Rated 5 out of 5

   Brittany lange – October 9, 2024

   
   My daughter age 10, is rough on everything. She’s been this way since we met, and at this point mitigating materials is what we can do.I chose black so that if she draws on it with markers it’s not ruined. It’s got Velcro if she wants to make patches and get artsy or buy some. It’s a solid thick material, it’s military style and has many zippers which are also disability-proof, it’s big enough to fit a laptop and trapper-keeper, and it has pockets for everything you could imagine. It’s minimalistic in style so whichever style phase she’s in- it matches.We go through 2-3 of everything each year, so I’m really hoping military grade can hold up. So far we are one month in & it’s kept by the front door so she doesn’t misplace it. I see it often & it’s not an eye sore. Another nice thing is that it has these military loops so one can customize it (with the patches,) with keychains, or attach an Apple air tracker in case you’re thinking it may get lost. It also has a tiny top pocket which is maybe only for pencils/pens, but we’ve been using it as a note-writing communications system between us and in exchange the reward from me is candy.So, I’d say in many ways, as a special needs parent, this has helped out as an adaptability piece.

3. 

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Jon – February 21, 2025

   
   Great product, plenty of storage space, and Great color scheme