👕 Oliver Mil-Tec in Large Size Review

I bought this bag to use as an earthquake bag for our car and I am very happy with the result. The bag is small enough not to take up much space but large enough to hold all your earthquake-related stuff. One feature I like is the hydration pocket. So we only need one bag for everything, not two. The MOLLE straps on this bag are also good. They are everywhere! This bag also has many storage pockets in the main compartments, which is convenient for small or frequently used items. I also noticed…

I know it's not very informative to write a review a few days after receiving the product, but I think I have a pretty good idea of how this bag will hold up. This is a good sized bag with decent durability. It's foldable and holds a lot more than you'd expect. I will use mine for camping and a light everyday backpack. I think the waist belt is a bit unnecessary so I might take it off. Contents I have: Large 10 x 12 polypropylene tarp, double width Coleman mosquito net, Pauli Island hammock for

Not exactly what I expected, but it will do. I ordered this bag and never received it; However, the seller kindly replied to my emails and offered me another one (at no extra cost, of course). Unfortunately, this model was sold out, so I had to choose another one. My second bag arrived a few weeks later. When I opened the package I had doubts. Immediately after packing, the bag looked a lot smaller than the photo, but appearances can be deceiving. I started stuffing it with my spares and was…

This New Yorker has been using this backpack as a carry-anywhere, anytime bag for about a month. So far, I am very satisfied. The overall construction feels solid, the weight is good, and the capacity and organization is perfect for my needs. One issue is the durability of the plastic fasteners (belt buckle, shoulder D-rings, strap adjusters). Time will tell if the belt buckle will hold if accidentally bumped. One complaint is that the flat pocket in the largest compartment is stretch mesh…

c'mon. Small? This backpack is made of Molle. It can be as big as you want. This bag is narrow. Yes it is, but you have room to add things like a Condor water bottle pocket or two on the sides so they don't get in the way of your arms on your back as you walk. In mine I have a 70D Hennessy polyester Hex raincoat in the main compartment and some sublimated products, a Golock pocket and space for pants. shirt and socks. In the side compartment I have a camping pillow and a Lafuma Extreme 700 XL…

+++Update+++ As I sit here, I'm weathering Hurricane Matthew here in Central Florida. I received these 2 days before the storm and was instructed to weather the storm at my workplace in the hospital for about 2.5 days. Just packed everything I needed, bagout style. managed to pack bathrobes and underwear for 3 days, 1 pair of pajamas, toiletries, a light compact microfiber towel, phone, charging cable, 2 batteries, 2 books, stethoscopes, scissors, as well as a Molle II sleep system controllable

I recently bought another tactical backpack and immediately returned it due to its obviously poor design. Spent a little more and bought this pack. A++ I really like this pack. I equipped it as a BOB car. It all fits with a little room for a 4 person family backpack, but it's a small bag so it doesn't take up all the space in my car. With Molle straps on the front and sides, you can add as many as you like. (I have a medical pack that I attach and 2 grenade pouches on the side (1 not shown in…