Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Everybody has a good first impression on this backpack, but has anyone had it for a while? If you have please comment on how it is.
Document: So... I bought this backpack because I needed a bag to carry my 17 inch laptop around.First impression, it is very good, very well made. It is big enough to fit my laptop and many other things in all those pockets. It feels great on you and looks good also.Before this bag i used to have a Burton one. I could carry my laptop but it was really tight and it would only fit if you pushed it hard enough.
The size is right for my needs, it's comfortable to wear and it will hold 12 MREs. That's pretty cool. Also, the inside of the pack is well sewn and the lines look very clean. Now comes the ugly. First it's not 50L (actually that's good), and second what happened to the outside stitching!? My pack has loose threading scattered throughout the outside of the backpack, and there are some obvious mistakes on the backpack. It's like somebody came back from drinking to much bier.
It isn't a major issue, and the mounted gear isn't going to fall off, I just thought anyone planning on mounting stuff on the sides should understand this, as it will shift the center of gravity about an inch or so to the rear.Overall, it is a good bag for small excursions or as a "go-bag" or "get-home bag".
My first impression of this bag when opening the package was that it was a little small. However, this is because of the sidewall straps that allow the bag to stay compressed and small when it is not filled to capacity. Overall I'm pumped about getting a sweet bag for the low price. Will probably buy another in a different color.
This is a great backpack. I bought this for my husband as he needed one with more room. It's a good size but not too big with lots of compartments. This is a sturdy bag with high quality stitching and craftsmanship. The only problem I had was the shipping time. It took about 5 weeks to receive it as I believe it came from Ireland, but it was well worth the wait. I highly recommend this backpack.
Where to begin?I guess I'll just give this a quick pros vs. cons list and hope it helps anyone thinking about purchasing this backpack.Pros-*Well made*Water resistant*Many pockets and MOLLE attachment locations*Zippers work very wll and almost never stick. *The straps with quick connect/disconnect ends are adjusable in the extreme. (lots of extra slack)*Very comfortable. Plenty of padding in the arm straps.
I'm debating what to do about this. I want to send it back but considering how long it takes to get here (three weeks) I might keep it. My major concern is that with some of the loose/sloppy stitching on the pack it will prematurely fall apart.UpdateI sent my pack back to Outdoor Camo to get it exchanged. It took over four months to get it exchanged but the version I received is what I wanted from the first backpack. It's well stitched with only a little loose threading.
Ok I have a Maxpedition Falcon II that is a great backpack, but it was a little small for my EDC needs, so I wanted something with the same design but bigger. Now Maxpedition's sister company Magforce does make a 35L version called the Super Falcon but at $200 I couldn't justify the cost just for some EDC stuff. So enters the Miltec 50L pack. It had a similar design to the Falcon, made in Germany, and everybody gave it rave reviews on it's workmanship so I bought one.
This is exactly what I needed. It is perfect for hiking trips. It's clearly made to last and is very well built. I highly recommend this for anyone that loves the outdoors.
This is a very nice pack. I bought it as a gift. The material seems to be very strong and hopefully very durable. There are many pockets for storage. I recommend this for anyone looking for a sturdy back pack.
Answer: yes