Backpack 40L Large Military 1 to 3 Day Molle Assault Pack Rucksack Army Bag

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1. alekz.p Verified Buyer – 2 July 2024

   Everything is okay. The quality is good, this backpack is just what I need. I hope it will serve me at least 3 years. Will see…

   But the first impression is so good, that I may recommend it right now.
   

2. Stelian Gheorghe Verified Buyer – 27 January 2025

   Perfect for my needs…
   

3. MobileMasta Verified Buyer – 1 February 2025

   Das einzige was ich mir noch wünschen würde, ist dass links und rechts vom Griff noch jeweils eine Molle Schlaufe wäre – aber das ist schon meckern auf hohem Niveau.
   

4. 4.6 out of 5 stars Verified Buyer – 21 March 2025

   After reading a lot of reviews and looking at customer images, I purchased both the 34L and the 40L Orca tactical backpacks to compare them. I ended up sticking with the 40L because I have a family and often times need to carry extra stuff for the kids. If I was single or often traveling solo, I would have probably stuck with the 34L because I think the size is the perfect balance between flexibility and space with portability. Also, the ability to use MOLLE attachments means you can add a lot of weight/storage as-needed rather than carrying an extra big bag all the time. PROS FOR BOTH: PRICE! As well as quality fabric, MOLLE webbing, and pretty good zippers. All zips are double zippers. The hip belt webbing is thick enough that even without padding it is pretty comfortable to wear. Design – the large storage compartment can unzip completely like a suitcase, very handy for accessing things in there. The quality is way above and beyond for the price. CONS FOR BOTH: I had to dig a bit but IMO there are two small things that make this a little less than perfect. Perfect to me is the quality of materials found in backpacks such as those sold at REI – which cost between $100-$200. These may not even be cons to some people. 1. the padding in the shoulder straps is light-duty. There is some foam in there, probably between 1/8″ to 1/4″ thick. I have not loaded this with a lot of weight yet but I would guess that padding would compress down under load and you would start to feel a nylon strap pressing into your shoulder. 2. The backs of these have little or no structure to them, just some of the foam padding, similar to that used in the shoulder straps. There may be a very thin layer of hard plastic in there but if so it is barely detectable. There are pockets inside and out that run parallel to the back – if one so desired I suppose you could put something in there for more rigidity. I can easily ignore these in light of the price point, but am posting just for reference. COMPARISON (see images. Tecate and Binder are for scale) While about 90% the same, there are two major differences between these packs that I could find. 1. The 34L pack has a vertical buckled strap that goes vertically down the outside of the pack. The 40L does not have this. 2. The 34L pack has a zippered pocket behind the padding that touches your back while the 40L has a pouch with a couple velcro tabs. I’m not really sure what you would use that pocket for anyway since it is going to be right against your sweaty back.