MediTac Tactical Assault Pack - First Aid Rucksack - 18" Military MOLLE Backpack

I bought this for my daughter because she wouldn't do it herself. It has plenty of pockets to store all the essentials you might need. There are a lot of straps on the outside that tend to get in the way, but they may come in handy during a zombie apocalypse

I work for DHS / FEMA and wanted this to tidy up the trunk of my car. I had a bunch of emergency stuff sliding around and thought it would make sense to be able to quickly kit up and roll with everything in one place.Someone left a review and said it’s “made in China cheap.” I disagree on the “cheap” part. It’s a very well constructed pack with nice heavy duty & over-sized zippers. Although it is made in China. But the stitching and all the components seem heavy duty compared to say a kid’s Jansport school backpack.One thing, and this may be because it’s a “tactical” it’s pretty narrow side to side. But, it expands front to back nicely. So when you look at it initially it looks small, and it is on the smaller side. But it expands like an accordion and as you can hopefully see from my photos, I put a ton of stuff in it. It’s possible the narrower width is to allow better ingress and egress for the wearer if you were using it in a hardcore field environment? But that isn’t really what I bought it for.Other than than that it has every bell and whistle imaginable, straps, pockets, waist belt, etc. etc.For the money I think it is an excellent value and I have zero quality concerns as it seems very sturdy.

love this bag. Almost 4 years and looks like new. Only just started ripping because it snags in the work van.When it finally dies I will buy another one immediately without a doubt.Highly recommend

Its not a silent back pack, the zippers are sturdy and so are the clips but you need to make sure everything is clipped in or you will hear it all clicking around. I stuffed it with 3 days of clothing, medical gear, including my BP cuff, sphygmo, toileteries, my electronic tablet, battery packs, and accessories cables. Perfect organization. A great bag for 3 days of minimal deployment. Also good for a home health nurse.I emptied it, and upsized for a week deployment. But you can have it as an adjunct if your in a medical disaster team and want to keep medical apart from your day to day gear. This pack is deceptive, its not a full size but it fits a LOAD of stuff, and you can have a separate quick life saving area that flips completely open for fast, no dig area. Once the back pack is completely full, you clip everything snug, no more clunking sounds.The zippers are huge and sturdy, great for low vision situations where you need to feel for things.

A fine backpack for carrying and storing first aid supplies. Plenty of compartments for stowing bandages, dressings, and gauge wraps. Smaller inside pockets with zipper closures to store band aids, antiseptic spray or creams, ointments, medications, and other first aid essentials. The outside has mollie attachments available for scissors, eat shears, multitools, knives and compass. This pack was an amazing find and a great price!

While I don't disagree with the reviews that cite things like the noisy, jingly zippers, this was perfect for my needs. I wanted a backpack I could keep in my car for first aid purposes that had lots of pockets and storage, but that didn't cost a hundred dollars. This backpack was PERFECT for that! It is sturdy, holds a ton, and has lots of pockets and storage everywhere. I might buy again in another color for general travel.

I ordered this for my sister who is a paramedic to use for her personal gear while she is on duty. it has plenty of pockets and space for all of her essential items and is the perfect size for easy transfer to her fly car.

My husband ordered this bag for me and I was surprised by how much room it has. I also thought the bag was one of the more narrow backpacks but it isn't. Being a nurse I havea very extensive emergency medical kit qnd this holds everything nicely. Great quality as well.