🎒 HDE Military Lightweight Expandable Travel Gear Review

This backpack offers great value for money and has many compartments for all your needs. The backpack also has an extra camel pannier (a water pouch with a hydration tube) that will come in handy. Has enough space for most of your belongings and expands when you need more space. Features straps that connect front to back to secure what you wear inside. The chest straps seem solid enough, but the waist straps seem to come loose from time to time (no big deal). The shoulder straps are strong and…

I've had this for 3 months now. I use it regularly. I have 40lbs in it and use it to make walking more strenuous. This is a well made sturdy backpack. I'm pretty sure when I bought it it was less than the $27 they are charging now. It has many straps. I don't know what they are for. I just keep them trimmed. Aside from the excessive amount of straps and hooks, the only downside is that it's small. In the drawing he is shown on a man who is 5 feet 8 inches tall. It's too small for a man of that…

This backpack will hold a first aid/trauma kit in the back seat of my truck. Plenty of good sized handy pockets allow you to store different types of gear either together or separately depending on your needs. Works as intended for a fast portable device that is not used extensively. For those who want bulletproof quality and design in a slightly larger size, I highly recommend the $99 Carhartt backpack with metal zippers. I sew commercially. It is built for heavy use, heavier loads, lots of…

You get, what you pay for cool looking bag but as far as functionality goes we call it a decorative bag best hanging on a hook like a bag you use rather than actually using it. Change it to make it work. Two main flaws: - lots of straps, most of which have nothing to hold the strap that goes straight through the buckle The actual connection of the strap to the bag at the bottom is a cheap ring that has already bent and loosens the strap . This happened after about 45 minutes of use with a small

As some of the other reviewers may have mentioned, right out of the box some of the loops may not hang from the straps as much as I would like, but after some weight in of the bag Tighten the loops and the bag will hold up fairly well.The only downside is that you'll probably have to replace the zip pullers sooner than necessary as they break easily.Also, the bag is very portable and makes a great carry-on or carry-on bag easy trip. It's not big enough to qualify as a 3 day pack, but it can…

First impression? Well, that's a neat little thing. I think I should have paid more attention to the sizing before purchasing. The silhouette of the person in the photos is estimated to be 5 feet 6 inches tall. design features? Thing doesn't look bad. I had no problems with sewing, tearing or anything like that. I bought this bag in college because we were sitting on over 600 acres of forest and starting camping and trekking. The bag has plenty of Molle style straps and plenty of pockets and…