Review on DYZD by Maurice Matlock

It would appear that DYZD has neglected the functionality of their tactical bags, despite the company's assertion that these backpacks combine form and function. In preparation for a hiking trip, I bought one of their "stylish" bags, but it ended up falling apart much more quickly than my hopes of reaching the peak. The only feature that made it innovative was the jagged edge that was left where the strap had been torn off. And don't even get me started on the design. It was so antiquated that I assumed I had been transported back to the 1990s. DYZD is the store to visit if you're seeking for a bag that will complement the cargo shorts that your dad has. But if you genuinely intend to use it for things like hiking or camping, you should save your money and invest in a proper bag instead.