QT&QY45L Military Tactical Backpacks Molle Army Assault Pack 3 Day Bug Out Bag Hiking Treeking Rucksack…

Great backpack got one for our trip to Universal Orlando and put 5 cup holders attachments on it worked great

This is a good quality bag for a great price. I love the variety of color options as well.

Great storage and versatility. It has 4 separate compartments. The velcro straps up top are great for customization! I use this bag as my every day. I carry an IFAK, a laptop, and loads of other gear with room to spare. It handles the weight well.

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.

This QT&QY backpack is pretty good, leaps and bounds better than the last backpack that I ordered for work purposes which was the brand on amazon called the TBNBO Military Tactical Backpack for travel and work 30L, that one was really really bad, and I returned it. The problem with that one was how cheaply made it was, you could not only see how bad the quality of the material was on a visual standpoint, but you could also feel it as well. With this QT&QY backpack, the material is thicker, better stitching, and stronger for only 8 dollars more (depending on if it's on sale or not, still worth it though). This backpack has many compartments for storage, molle compartments for extra storage, water resistant, and adjustable straps for comfort. The other thing that I like that a lot of these tactical backpacks have been doing is adding a black and white American flag to them, it's a nice perk and pretty cool. The only thing that I wish was different on this backpack are the zippers and the shoulder straps. While the zippers are not bad and seem like your standard zippers, I have purchased some tactical backpacks before with thicker more durable zippers, seemingly adding more security and adding a nice visual appeal. As for the shoulder straps, they seem a little thin in width but are fine for what you'll be using the backpack for. The shoulder straps are comfy as well with waist straps that are adjustable. Other than those two minor issues, very good backpack!

I bought this backpack almost 5 years ago and still use it regularly. I can't believe how well it's held up. The zippers all work really well, the straps have no fraying, the material has no tears, and the color is still bright. I get compliments on the purple color a lot. I bought a second bag to use as an emergency bag and I've recommended this to other people.

Good quality very durable use daily for work

I bought this for school. As my high school does not have lockers anymore I have to carry everything with me. This pack can hold all my books, water bottles, gym cloths, and laptop. Even carrying all that weight it has held up for a whole year of school. It even has straps that I can hang stuff from, like extra tennis shoes. Would recommend it to anyone who has to carry a lot of stuff.