Monkey Paks Small Military Tactical Backpack

Great pack for $40! Its the perfect size for an overnight or 2-3 day trip into the woods or as a Bug-Out bag. I'm 6'2" 240 and its a little snug (clearly designed for smaller folk) I can adjust it to fit me, but it rides a little low. In the pictures I've got a spare set of clothes (jeans, t-shirt, skivvies, socks) a first aid kit, survival kit, rain poncho, glow sticks, tinderkit, 50' of paracord and a full hydration bladder. It is a "cheap" bag, the straps are thin and won't survive extended use, but you can remove all the straps and use it as a range bag or handle carry if they wear out. It would have been nice if the seller listed the SIZE of the pack, (I'm guessing its between 20L and 30L) the measurements are 18"x9"x8". The hydration bladder that comes with it is very flimsy and there is no way to suspend it in the bag, so your water ends up at the bottom of the pack.All that being said, I was looking for a backpack that I could carry food and mess with for short hiking trips (2-3 days) and this will foot the bill nicely. It will also go along with me on hunting trips- its the perfect size for my gut kit and extra ammo. If you're not willing to drop the money on a 5.11 pack and aren't looking to beat the **** out of it everyday, this pack will work for you.

Money Paks Small Tactical Assault Military Backpack with the 2.5 Liter Hydration Water Bladder System is totally worth a buy for any price around $40. At the time that I got mine for almost $50 and later in the days when I got plenty of time to use it for my hikes really help me get hydrated. I loved the way it fitted me comfortably around my shoulders and behind my back. I was able to fit plenty of gear in the small tactical assault military backpack. It also has a secret layer of storage in the back outside the pack. This backpack would also be good for any type of situation such as the end of the world, zombie apocalypse or even any emergency. Either way this bag will satisfy your needs especially if you are always going on your hikes and other activities. Other than that anyone with questions or concerns feel free to leave it in a comment with this review and I will gladly help you out with the best of my knowledge.Here are the following Highlights and best Features of this product:*Hydration 2.5 Liter Water Bag System Included*Built to be rugged from heavy-duty water resistant 600D nylon*5 separate compartments total*4 zippered expandable compartments with quiet paracord handle pulls*Main: 17"H x 10"W x 4.5"D*Secondary main: 16"H x 9.5"W x 2.5"D*Top front: 6"H x 8"W x 2.5"D*Lower front: 10"H x 9"W x 2"D*Overall Size: 1631 Cubic Inches

I bought this to go hiking and pack with survival essentials. The bag itself is pretty tough but there's not a lot of room in it. The straps are just attached by a flimsy little piece of nylon through a ring and it's not at all comfortable. The hydration bladder was a joke and looked as if someone had just poked it a bunch of times with a needle. The first time I filled it up there were seriously EIGHT places that water came out of it. What a waste of time and money.

Had been searching for a range pack, and found this. Was specifically looking for something not too big that I could fit my pistol in its case, ammo, glasses, earmuffs, water bottle, and a few more miscellaneous things, and decided on this one due to ratings and its dimensions were the closest I could find for the size I was hoping for.After receiving it, I could not be happier. So far, though larger that I was looking for, it has turned out to be the perfect size. Everything I need to take the range fits and feels exactly as I was hoping and everything about the pack seems sturdy. I am looking at buy another because it would be great for hiking with the water bladder etc and I love the size.As mentioned in a previous review, the straps for me (6'1" 180 lbs) leave some to be desired. Admittedly, I am still going through the adjustment phases, but seems like the padding won't line up to what you would expect/ strap padding isn't big enough.It seems like padding sits on the front of your shoulder instead of front and top. Not that it makes it uncomfortable that I found, but it would properly be more comfortable. With the lengths of the straps, there is a lot of adjustment potential, but again, the longer they get to fit your size, the more the padding will shift position. Everything else, I could not be happier with.

Perfect for an EDC pack or day trip hiking bag. Sturdy as hell and comes with Paracord to add to the zippers to quiet them (great touch). I like that Shawn the owner adds a note with his email. My only complaint is that the straps come loose very easily. Hitting the mountains for a few days this week and look forward to give this thing a proper field test.Update: I carry this with me pretty much every day, and it has never let me down. I regularly get compliments on it. Only problem i have had were some issues with the straps coming out and the nozzole on the Hydro pack was rubbish. I replaced it in the field with a 10 year old one off my old NorthFace bag and was back in the game. I am getting one for my wife to keep as her car "GO BAG"