CondorOutdoor Compact Assault Pack

Man I love this pack

Tutto come descrizione.. complimenti velocissima spedizione

Sehr toller Ruck sack hab ihn fast jeden tag bei der arbeit dabei und mann kriegt mehr rein Wie mann denk top

Lo zaino è robusto e ben fatto. Ci sono due scomparti principali e due tasche esterne. Inoltre nello schienale è possibile inserire una sacca idrica. Il look è piuttosto compatto e questo comporta saper gestire al meglio gli spazi. Il sistema a molle consente di poter attaccare tasche e altri accessori. Ci sono già uscito 4-5 volte e ancora non mi delude. C'è una cinghia chiudibile con cui stringere lo zaino nella quale ho inserito legna l'ultima volta. Il sistema a molle consente una modulabilitá comodissima in outdoor .

It's great when you don't want a full size backpack but still want to pack the kitchen sink. I use it mostly for work and to carry any tools I might need for the day. Also, it's small enough to tuck under a seat.Overall, I like it. It's durable and its compatible with my extra pouches incase I want more pockets. A minor issue I have are the straps. It'll loosen when pulled too hard or if the bag is too heavy.

This is a great bag for the price, and I would give it a 4.5 star rating if I could! I purchased one awhile back, and I was exceptionally happy with it. The build quality of the new bag was comparable with my older pack. I am using this particular style of bag for bug out bags for a couple small children although it would also work great as a small day bag, get home, or EDC bag. There are a couple reasons why I chose this pack. First, the pack has shoulder straps that are almost infinitely adjustable which means it can be adjusted to fit a wide variety of people. Second, this pack is small (listed about 22 liter), but it holds a surprising amount of gear. There are four compartments plus a separate area for a water bladder. The compartmentilization allows for a decent amount of organization. The front of the pack has three rows of MOLLE and wider straps that accept ALICE clips on the front of the pack (all of the wider straps that accept ALICE can be used to hold tool handles like a small camping ax). There are two additional rows of MOLLE and ALICE webbing each side. The bottom of the pack has two larger webbing tabs and a small row of MOLLE which allow for items like a sleeping bag or butt bag to be attached to the underside of the pack. The shoulder and waist straps are very adjustable and can be completely removed. The pack has side and top compression straps. The chest strap can be adjusted vertically to get a good fit. One thing about this pack is that some of the straps can slide through the triglides. This can be remedied by feeding the strap through a triglide, and then feed a little bit of excess back through the first triglide slot (doubling it back over itself). I did that with every strap I could (top and bottom of shoulder straps, waist belt, top cinch load compression straps), and that prevents those straps from slipping.I really like this bag for the application I purchased it for. It is also somewhat subdued in coyote brown or black. There are a few small issues with this bag, and those were the reason I detracted a star. I do wish the front panel was a touch wider so that it had a sixth slot for accepting MOLLE pouches on both rows. It would also be nice if there was more MOLLE webbing on the front and it was more standardized as far as height settings go. However, I do like the spacing of the large webbing on the sides of the pack for small tool handles. I have a pouch made by Condor (large utility pouch) that has four MOLLE mounting straps. Unfortunately, that pouch does not mount centered on the pack. The MOLLE webbing is also not a typical uniform space height wise.