🎒 Red Rock Outdoor Gear RED80136CO BRK: Ultimate Daypacks for Hiking and Outdoor Adventures Review

This is another great bag from Red Rock Outdoor Gear. I bought this for a 72 hour bug bag and it has enough space for everything I might need. Just like the EDC bag I bought from Red Rock, it was well constructed (600 denier, which is a measure of thread count) and could probably be used hard and put away wet, although I wouldn't recommend it. I hope I don't have to need this anytime soon, but if we have another big storm like Hurricane Sandy, that's the first thing I grab. The back has room…

This backpack is better than I expected. I took a chance, never heard of this brand but it's worth every penny. The color is bold and the stitching is excellent. Although it's a bit smaller than I expected, it works well and the functionality is excellent. The main compartment opens completely like a suitcase and if you pack it carefully you can use it as a four day bag. I wanted to use this for my carry on when flying and it will work great. I would say that's a maximum of 25 liters, unless…

**Update**** Purchased in early 2015 and have been using it for work every day since, I work in IT so I'll admit it didn't hit too much but I did will fill this thing up with tons of shit very regularly and this thing has been stopping at trucks since June 2016 ** Bought this backpack on August 31st and have been using it every day since. I have always used my brother's used items that are in the military, this backpack outperforms other bags that the Condor usually carries. The size is perfect

The quality of this backpack is VERY good. No loose threads or bad stitching. Seams are exactly doubled at heavily stressed areas. I mainly use this backpack for work (laptop, chargers, power adapters and some tools), carry-on on the plane (storage under the seat in front of me), day hikes and winter skiing. Good compression straps with velcro to tie loose ends, strong shoulder straps with chest and waist straps/buckles. This is a good daypack, so it's smaller (the footprint on the back isn't…

I've been using the Rebel Assault Pack for a year and a half now and am very impressed with its value. I purposely hit this bag to see how it would break. Nothing out of the ordinary, but I used it as an everyday bag for work and consciously displayed stress and always pulled hard on the zippers, never opening the bag carefully. The bottom holds up perfectly after sitting on the concrete floor every day, the straps are fine, the overall condition of the bag is excellent. After a year and a…

When choosing a pack It's always important to keep this in mind; Never buy cheap. However, there are often exceptions to the rule. It was a different story from my last level 3 mall, I expected to get back what I paid for and was surprised at how long it has served me so far. The price of this bag is unrealistic in most places you can find it. Just out of the box, the material is strong, the straps and clasps are strong, the zipper has never failed. It's a damn good package. is she small Well…

Update: 2016-01-23: I was contacted by Red Rock customer service (their support is really good, especially Regina!) because they were able to fix the MOLLE stitching on the side of the panel. They sent a new bag with the corrected MOLLE. I'm increasing my rating from 2 stars to 5 stars mainly for customer service. It's nice to see a company that stands behind their products. I've also upped my rating based on how good this bag is when faultless. Now I use it as a daily bag for work. I like that