CVLIFE Tactical Backpack Military Army Rucksack 60L Large Assault Pack Detachable Molle Bag…

Seems to be well made but mine was missing a clasp. The main clasp that holds it all together over shoulder area. Lots of room and compartments but almost too many compartments that it was somewhat confusing. The back straps hang down way too low. I do like the fact that several parts are detachable and honestly it’s the first time I’ve ever been able to pack for a 3 day trip with a back pack. I didn’t even fill up all of the compartments either. This backpack could be great especially if you want to use it when not flying and using as carry on because it would exceed the size limit if you wanted to fill it to the rim! Probably be the perfect fall out bag once you got used to it. I rolled all my clothes for travel and I wear thin breathable items and a size medium. (No heavy denim etc..) I was able to fit 1 pair flip flops, 1 pair tennis shoes 4 pair shorts, 4 tank tops, 2 tshirts, baseball cap, 2 pair sleep clothes, 3 pair socks, 2 swim suits, 3 days bras and panties, carton of smokes, small makeup bag, flat iron, 3 ounces of all liquid girl stuff that we need for hair, body and face and what ever else I’m forgetting and it still fit and weighed as a carry on for plane. Was completely full for main compartment but plenty of room left in detachable so and side pockets but wouldn’t have been qualified as a carry on at that point. I also put a small throw pillow under the outer straps to carry. Had I carried it correctly like a back pack should be carried it probably would have been comfortable especially with the waste strap to even put the load. Had I not ordered it 2 days before travel and received 1 day before I wouldn’t have used it but I had no choice at that point. I feel like I still have the right to return it because of the missing clasp. All attachments are very important for a bag with this capacity. Especially if you’re going to fill it to its potential. Didn’t really even realize I felt this good about the bag. I think I’ll actually ask for a replacement rather than return. Just make sure all the clasps are present before you wait too long for return. I don’t give many reviews.. like ever.. but i order a LOT, LOT, LOT on Amazon and felt like I was obligated to give a negative review over a dangerous item and while in my “review status” I scrolled my items, came across this bag and had instant memories of my thoughts of this bag. I guess because of how we feel packing for vacation cause that’s the first part of getting there. Every review is emotional. We should all start taking the time to help each other out with these reviews. So to sum it up, in making the negative review over the unrelated, dangerous item… brought me to an overly emotional review of….. a bag. The moral of the story is… we might need to pack all our essentials up some time soon. JUST MAKE SURE ALL THE CLASPS ARE COUNTED FOR;). Whew..

Rashoxmon here, absolutely thrilled to share an excellent review for the CVLIFE Tactical Backpack Military Army Rucksack 60L. This bag? Pure perfection.Where do I even begin? It's a marvel of organization with compartments galore, ensuring everything finds its rightful place. And the size? Don't let its spaciousness intimidate you – it's surprisingly comfortable even when fully loaded.Initially meant to be a range bag, this gem had other plans. It transformed into my ultimate travel companion during a recent trip to Canada. It effortlessly held clothing sets, a laptop, shoes, and all my essentials, becoming the perfect carry-on. What's more, it sailed through airline carry-on requirements without a hitch.Top-notch quality seals the deal – the CVLIFE Tactical Backpack is a true masterpiece that adapts to your needs with ease.*Disclaimer - I remove the Molle bag and two side pouches when I used it as a carry-on bag.

My husband wanted this bag for work. He carries a lot of items to work and back every day and this bag holds it all and then some. It has so much room. Very durable , the straps are strong and comfortable. The material is strong and thick, the bag holds it shape very well. I would definitely recommend this bag.

I purchased this bag to be both a go-bag and because I plan to do quite a bit of camping. The bag has several major positives and a few flaws, some of which are due to MY needs only and not necessarily the bag.For positives, the bag has a really decent amount of storage capacity. I currently have a large amount of survival items in it, to include an inflatable air mattress in a compression sack, a large tarp, a cook set and a camp stove, a first aid kit and several other miscellaneous items. All of these items fit nicely in the main compartment, with the misc. items fitting either in the secondary compartment or one of the attached molle pouches. As for the molle pouches, I have one stuffed with a vast amount of medical gear, with the other containing items like my compass, fire starting kit, etc. The larger molle pouch is still being configured for how I will use it. So as you can see, storage is ALMOST not an issue.The bag's size is just right for my body size, and hangs at just the right place on my back. The Molle webbing is plenteous easily accessible for adding additional pouches where needed. The front shoulder straps contain D-rings to allow you to hang items that need to be accessed quickly. And overall, the material makes the bag water resistant (NOT waterproof) but can be corrected with a dry cover. I also love both the chest and waist straps, helping to both balance and secure the bag on my body.The bag's flaws, with one exception, are not major and easily correctible. For instance, the padding on the shoulder straps is a bit thin. I have a recent pacemaker, and the incision is still a bit raw and lies right under the strap. This can be corrected with a patch of lambskin padding. ALSO, the waist straps are too short to fit around my waist. I am a larger individual, and the straps only allow for about 12 inches. I corrected this by purchasing webbing from Joanne Fabrics and added the buckles to it, and now it fits me just fine. An additional issue is the flap on the top of the bag for the water bladder tube did not have a slit in it to allow the tube to pass through. Since I have my bag pretty full and don't plan to use a bladder, this is an insignificant issue for me, but in the future may case a problem. Easily remedied by just making an incision when needed.The one problem that is pretty significant for me is that there happens to be molle webbing everywhere on the bag....except for the bottom. This is an issue in that there is no easy way to secure either a tent or a sleeping bag to the bag without jury-rigging something to do so. I have a relatively full sleeping bag that compresses but only a little, and a large tent that I can strap across the top of the bag. I will have to have attachments added to the bottom to remedy this, which will cost some additional money.With all that being said, I am relatively happy with this bag, and would recommend it gladly to anyone who is in the market.