Woodland Tactical Camping Trekking Explorer Review

Good bag straps can be longer for the waist. 6'1 250th and they don't even come close to grappling from the front. The bag makes a solid and reliable impression.

Light, durable material, water-repellent. The main downside is the lack of an inner or outer frame for long multi-day hikes, which is perfect if you're going on a long day hike with your camera gear.

If you're wondering, yes, this fits the AKMS or any other foldable AK variant. I wasn't sure if it would fit or not when I bought it but it fits in my bottom binder in my bag with a 30 round mag attached. Plenty of room for other essentials, making it a good bug bag.

Haven't had a chance to test it but will be using it for my mountain trek in South Africa. Very large packaging and good material. My only gripe is the plastic clips, but I don't plan on using them for more than one water bottle.

The distance between the waist strap and the chest strap is very short so this fairly well made bag is only suitable for someone who is about 5ft 8" or smaller, I'm 5'11" and the belt that runs high on the stomach to the lower ribs, which is not suitable for hiking, it loses any comfort that a reasonably well-padded waist belt can provide.

To be honest after reading all the bad reviews I found that the good outweighed the bad but I have to confess and say this bag will not hold more than 25 pounds. Maximum. I gained maybe 35 pounds. Tops and shoulder straps The stitching is already out and I've literally just strapped on my tent, sleeping bag, sleeping pad, clothes, flashlights and first aid kit. We put all heavy items on top, and light ones on the bottom. Everything fits well and looks good but as I mentioned I haven't even…