EXCELLENT ELITE SPANKER Outdoor Hydration Backpack Bundle Packs Water Bladder Carrier for 3L Water Bladder

I wanted a small assault/patrol pack that can attach to a much larger rucksack. I plan on using the PALS system to attach to my ruck as I feel the FILBE assault pack is to large and I dislike the way it attaches to the top.PROS:1. The PALS attachment system along with the ability to use shoulder straps a huge plus for what I want to do with this pack. I don’t ever see using this pack attached to a plate carrier as it is a little to large for that and you would have to remove your plate carrier to access items.2. The size is very nice. It is only a bit smaller than a 5.11 Rush 12 for reference.3. Build quality seems good. We shall see.4. The color is the darker coyote brown and not a tan.5. The magazine holder is a nice touch.6. The side PALS webbing for canteen pouches are how I like carrying my water.7. Comes with a semi-rigid back stiffenerCONS:1. The provided shoulder straps are very thin and would be painful if you have a heavy load in your pack. Easy to replace with ALICE shoulder straps (see picture)2. Not sure what’s up with the weird Velcro/cord situation going on on the front/top portion of the pack. If anyone knows what this is for, please let me know. I would rather see more PALS webbing here. I ended up attaching straps so I could mount a poncho.

Good back pack mounts great to my ncstar platecarrier you just have to weave it in between the Molle on the plate carrier and the molle on the back of the bag and it should stay on the PC quite flush with it weaved through great for airsoft/milsim has enough room for almost every thing bottle of BBS extra batteries green gas and any accessories plus room for say a sweatshirt more waterPros:Enough room for essentials and a few more thingsHas a hole in the top for hydration hoseHas string on inside to hold up bladder(not included)Has a divider for hydration bladderA outside pouch has bands to slide magazines into 3 slots 1 mag each (atleast for ar15 mags not sure about AK47/74 mags)Has air holes in the bottom for venting of airBungee cord to secure miscellaneous itemsGoofy patch that has SPANKER in big letters on it(it’s also glow in the dark)Plenty of Velcro space for patchesCons:Not water resistant no coating to prevent water from seeping throughStraps are a bit uncomfortable but easily remedied by using rifle sling padsPossible improvements:Maybe making more comfortable straps and also instead of a tab system for attaching maybe a clip system to easily drop the pack from your shouldersOverall great pack either for airsoft or just as a daypack for hiking

This is a classic example of, ‘you get what you pay for’. That said, this is functionally a flawless design.The pack is fitted with two flexible MOLLE ridge lines on the back that you can use to connect it to your plate carrier (super good design). The flexibility of these connectors makes this so easy to instal and because there are so many points of contact the pack stays firmly attached. It also comes with a set of cheap straps that I expect nobody actually buying this ever has intentions of using but I’m going to keep them IN the bag just in case I want to quickly attach them so I can carry the bag without the plate carrier. As I said, this pack is functionally flawless.However, the material it is constructed of leaves a lot to be desired. It is built like a quality product and there are no indications of any faulty or flawed production, but the cordura is lightweight and the MOLLE straps are flimsy when compared to standard issue equipment. This is clearly designed as a budget alternative to the Uber expensive premium brands and the way they save on the cost is by using a lower grade of material. The zippers are just one notch above what you’d expect on a high quality school kid’s backpack and the overall feel of the bag sort of makes me think of it as a tactical school backpack.All that said, you can purchase four (4) of these for the price of a single higher end bag. This bag does feel like it is lacking in the durability section BUT it doesn’t feel like it will completely fail during an operation. So... I intend to use this until it gets to a point that i think it will fail, then buy another one and just replace it... maybe.Overall I got exactly what I was expecting to get. I functionally perfect pack made from lower quality materials. I like it.

Holds everything in my week long bug out kit. The molle webbing is strong and it has enough room for a 3l bladder, 2 72 hour food bars, water filter, 3 extra mags, my wool thermals, and 6 pairs of socks. I attached 2 overstocked IFAKs to the sides and an e tool to the rear. Works great on my plate carrier.

Works great as 24hr assault pack, while it has plenty of room its also small enough to not take to much space, the straps are also small enough to not get in the weight if you have to shoulder a rifle, the only downside is that the straps dont have padding so if your carrying a lot of weight they'll dig into.

I was running a Condor Outdoor hydration pack on the back of my plate carrier but not anymore. This bag has more room, mounts easier, holds more securely, and doesn’t slosh when loaded like the Condor. Coupled with the price and this is the ideal solution for my needs. I’ll have to reserve judgment on durability for now but everything else is precisely what I was looking for on my kit. To make things better, the straps that can convert this into a small day pack hide well behind the mounting system between the stiff backing material inside the pack and the webbing of the plate carrier. If I had to take it off and run slick-back, I could do so without issue, and get it back on my gear in no time at all. This is perfect (assuming durability is good). I’m buying at least one more and possibly two.

This backpack is simply Strong!

Parfait beaucoup de poche

This isn't a Flyye MBSS or a CRYE map pack. But it's good enough for airsoft or other light use applications. The canvas is sort of weird but it is rigid enough that it probably will last for quite a while? For sheer value, it's a 3 but I would cut the man handle off first thing because someone should NOT be grabbing you by it! Let them grab onto your JPC/Banshee/AVS whatever man handle if you need to be dragged because I highly doubt this thing could handle a full man's weight for very long.There are ways to make this durable if you want as well. Cut up a yoga mat and line the inside of it, or get some EVA foam and fabric glue it down to the bottom and sides... the great thing about this is it's so cheap you can really do whatever you want with it. I use it to comfortable hold my propane bottles for airsoft inside because I've lined it with 2cm thick EVA floor mat foam (the same you use to make dummy plates) and it's actually really protective. It has a good carrying capacity for the price too, and the hydration bladder pocket has 3 tie-downs. I would have preferred velcro but hey, it's very cheap.For the money, you can't really go wrong, but know what you're getting! This isn't 1000D Cordura like FLYEE makes all its stuff out of (for better or worse), and it's not 600D Crye Cordura. But it's sturdy enough, It won't wear out from light or medium use, but if you are sliding on rocks, taking dives, rubbing against rebar/concrete, pretty sure it'll cut.

it's not a bad bag. it's decently constructed, with the right amount of dividers for the size. the colour is okay. a good amount of molle and it does attach very solidly to my plate carrier. that is the best thing about it. it isn't as big as i wanted. i wanted more of a hiking sized bag, where you could hold a complete change of clothes with some extra gear. not so much. but it would be a really good day pack, or for some scenario airsoft/paintball games. i guess its an okay bag. i wouldn't have gotten knowing what i know now. might be perfect for what you want though. price is alright. could be good for a school bag, never know.

Quality seems to be good and great value for price