🎒 Maxpedition 0512 Condor II Backpack Khaki: Ultimate Performance and Style Review

Pretty well made backpack; The thread is generally well done. A few notes: * The bottom straps are too short and should have buckles. * The bottom front organizer is not well thought out. The pen pockets are a bit small. It would be possible to make 1 less to make the other 4 or something else a bit more. *There's no breathable mesh or vents in the back like many other backpacks, so be prepared for that sweat. * The material is quite thick so this backpack is on the heavy side for its size *…

This is my second Maxpedition bag! My first was the Falcon 2. Still, these 2 bags are great purchases and worth every penny. I also bought 2 FR-1 bags. My goal with all these maxpedition bags was and still is to equip my two cars with emergency equipment and first aid material. These bags are very well made and offer plenty of space for different needs. The condor is a bit smaller than a hawk in my opinion, but still manages to squeeze in a lot of gear. (First aid kit, flashlight, signal…

After seeing this set in various YouTube videos, I finally pulled the trigger and ordered it. I am happy to say that it met my expectations. The pack is well put together and the ability to add some of the modular elements that Maxpedition releases makes this pack extremely versatile. What I like most about this backpack are the built in compartments and pockets. I have some very good quality backpacks that are as easy to organize as a garbage bag. The ability to organize your gear in separate…

Having a Falcon II and now a Condor II I can honestly say they look about the same size. The Falcon II is slightly taller and the Condor II is slightly wider. Qualitatively rebuilt, it should survive me and I can pass it on to my children. Due to the soft padding on the back, it is very comfortable even with longer loads of more than 20 kilos and a water bladder. Like every other type on the web it has more than enough attachment points for whatever you want to add and plenty of room for a 2 or

Like all Maxpedition products, this Condor 2 is very strong and durable. It features ample PALS webbing, padded shoulder straps, a zippered rear hydration pocket and 1000 denier nylon construction. Seams are double stitched for durability. There are compression straps, 2 on each side, and a Y-shaped compression strap on the front. The fabric is very durable. I think it's too hard. It is also very water repellent. Cordura back panel but not vented and minimally padded. I would like to have…

I've been using this kit for about a year and I'm very satisfied. The Condor-II was then used extensively both in urban areas and in the wild and did an excellent job. This is an incredibly strong backpack, every time I go out I'm very picky about my gear. I've climbed cliffs and hit a rock face with this backpack, climbed and walked under waterfalls, dunked this backpack in water and it's still in great condition with little to no noticeable wear. I think this pack will last at least another…

This set has to be one of the best bug bags I have ever seen or owned. The material is top notch and it is well and thoughtfully built. I'm sure there are much larger packs out there and if you are going to buy one you should check the cubic inch capacity before buying. If you know what you're looking for, you'll know how big the package will be when it arrives. 1950 cubic inches of packing space. You can put things in this package and move on. The backpack is equipped with MOLLE attachment…