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Question: Is there an external frame I can get for this pack?
Document: That may just be because I got used to external frame packs. Still though I have like over ten packs and I find myself using and really liking this one everyday.
I love this bag, I use it for an emergency kit in my car (Bug Out Bag/Get Home Bag) and I have tons of stuff in it with plenty of extra space. There are tons of pockets and organizational compartments to keep everything nicely stored. The shoulder straps and waist, chest straps makes this pack comfortable to carry. I like the molle straps on the outside makes it convenient to add modules for external, detachable storage. The there is a storage section for a water bad with holes for the hose to make hydration easy.
I like it. When I bought this, I was actually looking to get an medium Alice Pack and frame. Seems like a well made pack to me. When you consider the price, at least what I got it for, its a great value. Lots of space and adjustments. I wear it a lot when I need to take some items with my while riding a motorcycle. It's pretty comfortable for such a big pack. I've ridden through a heavy downpour of rain while on the bike with this and it held up fine.
I love this pack. I'm a huge gear head that likes my stuff organized. This bag is big and keeps everything organized and compartmentalized. I don't like all my stuff in one compartment and have to dig thru it all to get to something to the bottom. It has a plastic board in the back which is removable to keep the pack rigid almost like a internal frame pack. Has good padding for the back and good straps, no complaints.This is my daily BOB/work gear. And love it.
im a noob when it comes to backpacks i just needed a bigger bag that wouldnt fall apart in a month.this thing is all that, its tough, its big, and its got lots of straps/compartments. its a lil heavy empty even with the internal frame removed id guess 4 or 5 pounds and i would have prefered a non military color scheme but thats really nit picky on my part. looks like im going to assault the supermarket but they will get used to that. im 5'10&#34; and about 180 lbs and carried atleast 40 lbs approx 3 miles and only felt sore in my legs the hip belt and shoulder strap conecter really do a good job transferring the load to your legs.
and back. The only gripe I have is the material in the inside of the pack started to fray at the seams. It is not thick material and with movement of items in the main compartment against the hard plastic frame insert started to fall apart. Also one of the zipper tabs came off. I fixed it with some paracord.
I have not had this pack on any ops yet... will have use it over a year to see if the frame/straps can hold up to the load...like the design...i have the pack packed, weight is about 37 lbs. Complete w molle pouches attached. Rated this 3 star bc i have not field tested...5 star for the design...
Yep, the ALICE pack got replaced. This is much lighter than the ALICE and holds all the gear that was in it with room to spare. Fits my big frame well and feels comfortable too. Seems to be well made and of high grade materials. The real test will come in a couple weeks when I hit the bushwhacking trails again.
I was looking for something of decent size, but not incredibly large as I have a small frame, to use for travel and as a primary BoB. After doing a few days worth of research, pricing, and product comparisson, I landed on this bag. It is virtually identical to the MOLLE 3 Day Military Assault Pack Backpack - Desert Tan and is about $30 cheaper. Once it arrived, my boyfriend realized he had the same bag by Camelbak in the closet; which is a much more expensive product. We went from compartment to compartment, feature to feature, right down to the pull strings and hardware on the zippers and found them to be just about identical.
The zippers are pretty good quality, they may not be yyk but they do a good job of staying on and keeping dirt out of the teeth and in your pouch.Lastly, the carry straps are very comfortable. the main straps have thick and wide foam that conform to your shoulders. The same can be said about the kidney straps. Both are adjustable depending on your body type. The back pads are made of the same material, including the lumbar support which works extremely well for long distance carrying. The rigid frame mentioned before keeps the pack from slumping on you when you carry it and it helps you keep your back intact!Would I recommend this?
Answer: yes