Recommend me a backpack that's not a piece of CRAP!!!!!

[Cmustang]

Thanks for all the feedback guys! I think I'm gonna try the spec ops bag since it's gotten great reviews some recommendations on here, mad the right size and price range. Thanks again...!

 

[dprimm]

Bug out gear. One lasted being deployed and then several years of heavy use hauling textbooks, etc. love mine.

 

[OIIIIIO]

I've been carrying a Maxpedition Pygmy Falcon II everyday for the last 7 years and it is holding up great. We also have an Osprey pack and it is a nice bag also.

 

[manley82]

SwissGear or Maxpedition and I dont think you will be disappointed either way.

 

[glock27]

You can never go wrong with a 5.11 Tactical bag!
Very durable and affordable...
I've got several 5.11 products and have no complaints

 

[1775usmarine]

I've never had any issues with my ilbe pack. Did two tours back to back, many humps, and go knows how many pounds in it at one time.

 

[indyjohn]

I've never had any issues with my ilbe pack. Did two tours back to back, many humps, and god knows how many pounds in it at one time.

This Marine is referring to:

https://www.indianagunowners.com/fo...-ilbe-gen-2-pack-system-new-never-issued.html

 

[swat1971]

I have had great luck with my Camelbak Motherlode, but also like Maxpedition products as well.

 

[ErickW]

I've got an Oakley AP pack and it's awesome, tons of room, little pockets here and there, and nice heavy material.

 

[mellowwetto]

I have two Under Armour backpacks for a couple of years now. Both get used alot. Havent had any trouble with them

 

[bigworm]

what about smith and wesson bags anyone try them

 

[TWalker]

You put a lot of things on your wanted list, so I just put down a little bit of everything.

I've had the S.O.C. I don't like the zippers but it is a solid pack and I know personally it can carry as much weight as you want to put in it. Just isn't for for me.

I use a MOJO aid bag a lot for things. It's solid. I like having the velcro inside and it being so modular. I can keep certain things in the small zippered pockets, everything is easy to get to. Highly recomend but have no idea where you could get one. Got mine from a medic buddy.

I also have Osprey Aether. Haven't used it as much as I would like but it's been great so far. sits really well, super comfortable. I have the big 70L Highly recommend

I have a 35L Patagonia pack. It's my favorite and by far the most used. I've carried this pack every day for the last 2 years. I use the hydration sleeve as a laptop compartment. It's a simple pack not a lot cool stuff to it but I like simple and I love the zipper and zipper pulls. It's practically waterproof. I commute sometimes on a motorcycle and rain has never bothered it. Color hasn't faded. Showing a little wear but nothing compared to the abuse i've put it through.

 

[pgfrmr]

Nutnfancy recommends the Kelty 3500. A simple pack that has the bare escentials and also a clean non branch snagging design.

 

[CQB]

Eberlestock anything, there stuff is to notch

^^^^^ This ^^^^^

 

[JeremiahJohnson]

Tactical Tailor stuff is guaranteed for life. Never a complaint from me, good stuff.

 

[jaschutz79]

If you are truly want a pack that can last while carrying 50-60lbs...save your pennies and get a Mystery ranch or Kifaru. Did a 8 day hike in Colorado Elk hunt with 70lbs. No issues through some of the toughest conditions I've every been in. Your back and legs will thank you. It was a Nice 6500 btw.

 

[Okimeister]

I would just go for a USGI surplus pack. It's good enough for the military, cheaper than commercial, designed to take abuse and can be had on Fleabay for less than $100.
You can either get a 3 day pack or the full size pack and sometimes even get both for $100 or under . I've got a set that "like new" and paid $85.

 

[stack23]

Kelty Redwing 44 is the best pack i have ever bought. Highly recommend

 

[indyjohn]

I use a MOJO aid bag a lot for things. It's solid. I like having the velcro inside and it being so modular. I can keep certain things in the small zippered pockets, everything is easy to get to. Highly recomend but have no idea where you could get one. Got mine from a medic buddy.

I have the Army version of the MOJO known as the Combat Lifesaver Pack. It's for sale BTW.

 

[BoxinChampJoel]

Try the rush 24 I have beat this up for the last year and it still looks great I promise you will not be disappointed with the size and quality