🎒 Mil-tec Outdoor Bag 60L Flectar Camo Rucksack: Durable and Spacious for Adventurers Review

This is a good bag and definitely good value for money, but it's a bit smaller than the standard version which means the HGU-56/P helicopter helmet doesn't fits in. although the pilot will be HGU-55 / P. However, the smaller size can actually be beneficial for other purposes. Otherwise it is well made and looks like it will hold up well. Mil-Tec honestly claims it's a replica, so don't lose a star for that. In fact, I believe it deserves a five-star rating unless it turns out to be less durable

This backpack was exactly what I was looking for because of its easy to open, close and secure compartments. I especially like that there are no zippers in the bag as it's usually the first thing to tear or break on a backpack. I like that the bag is semi-waterproof. The bags appear to be high quality in terms of design and durability of construction. The shoulder straps can be adjusted quickly and an additional strap around the upper body provides additional security for the bag. The bag is…

I love these old school military backpacks. Modern backpacks made of synthetic materials and numerous zippers always look loose. This backpack is top loading only, has a zip closure and a large flap that securely seals the opening. There is little chance that anything will come out of the packaging. I use mine for tree cruising. Marking and surveying of trees for collection or conservation. If one of my tools falls out of my backpack, if I stumble and fall, which is common in a rugged forest…

I bought a German style backpack 11 years ago and finally had to replace it a few weeks ago. I couldn't find another bag of the same quality so I bought this one. The biggest issue I have with this backpack is that it is made from 2015 approved materials. That means you can spend twice as much money for half the quality material. I have provided a picture of the same backpack I bought 11 years ago in this review and I can guarantee you this new backpack will not last HALF as long. So if you're…

I'm really too attached to this pack. It's no frills, but it's packed with features and you'll never regret playing around with it. He asks to be used. It is light and ideal for short hikes. It's not intended or suited for real mountaineering - for example, you don't want to fill it up full and carry it on your back day in and day out for a week. It's spacious, simple, well designed and easy to use. There's even an inside pocket that fits a cheap water tank I bought from Kabela. Note: The…

Solid old school backpack. I use it for 2-3 days camping when I want to go light. The top flap of the main compartment and the bottom of the bag are definitely waterproof. This bag is not high tech, but it was the most popular bag between the 1920s and 1960s, before the advent of modern materials. I covered the fabric part of me with a water repellent lightweight fabric finish. But really, when it rains I wear it under a poncho or just throw a waterproof backpack over it. The only difference…

I love this bag. It survived a year of Cub Scouting with my son using it as a daypack and is now my railroad pen. Straps and clips are strong. The fabric is heavy. It has about the same water resistance as the Carhartt jacket and is made from the same fabric. The bottom is plastic/vinyl and the top flap is covered underneath. The storage space is sufficient for my needs and easily accessible. The large central pocket is great for stashing everything from books and tools to a tarp and sleeping…

This backpack is great, not a real German remaining stock as it doesn't have an NSN on it and it also has a small branded patch on the top flap. If you are looking for a good everyday backpack then this one is for you, if you want authenticity then maybe not. Pros: Lots of space, this pack may take a day or two, it's not big but it's not. also means small. It has a small compartment at the bottom, separate from the main compartment. I use it for a towel or other item that gets wet and needs a…

Summary: Replica of the German Army mountain pack from the 1990's, although the canvas fabric and straps are more durable than the original military pack and this replica does not have a PVC coating on the inside of the pack. Like: The coated bottom allows you to put the backpack down on wet ground without getting the contents wet. A camping ax or hatchet is easy to take with you by putting the handle in the pocket, which consists of one of the side pockets and the main pocket. Due to the lack…