---
product_id: 2500239
title: "Maxpedition Falcon-II Backpack (Black)"
brand: "maxpedition"
price: "AED 912"
currency: AED
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reviews_count: 13
category: "Maxpedition"
url: https://www.desertcart.ae/products/2500239-maxpedition-falcon-ii-backpack-black
store_origin: AE
region: United Arab Emirates
---

# 23L capacity with smart compartments MOLLE webbing for full customization 1000D ballistic nylon, ultra-durable Maxpedition Falcon-II Backpack (Black)

**Brand:** maxpedition
**Price:** AED 912
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎯 Gear Up Like a Pro — Tactical Toughness Meets Everyday Ready

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Maxpedition Falcon-II Backpack (Black) by maxpedition
- **How much does it cost?** AED 912 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.ae](https://www.desertcart.ae/products/2500239-maxpedition-falcon-ii-backpack-black)

## Best For

- maxpedition enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted maxpedition brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Modular Customization:** Exterior MOLLE webbing lets you tailor your pack with extra pouches and gear attachments to match your mission.
- • **Optimized 23L Capacity:** Smartly designed layered compartments and full clamshell opening for effortless organization and quick gear access.
- • **Ergonomic All-Day Comfort:** Padded shoulder straps, sternum strap, and adjustable waist belt ensure balanced weight distribution for extended wear.
- • **Rugged Tactical Durability:** Built with 1000D ballistic nylon and Teflon coating to withstand the harshest environments without wear.
- • **Trusted Craftsmanship & Reliability:** Featuring genuine YKK zippers, reinforced stitching, and lab-tested durability trusted by tactical pros since 2003.

## Overview

The MAXPEDITION Falcon-II Backpack is a 23L tactical survival pack crafted from rugged 1000D ballistic nylon with water- and abrasion-resistant Teflon coating. Designed for professionals and outdoor enthusiasts, it features smart compartmentalization with a full clamshell opening, ergonomic padded straps for all-day comfort, and customizable MOLLE webbing for mission-specific gear. Built with premium YKK zippers and reinforced stitching, this pack delivers unmatched durability and reliability, trusted by U.S. special forces and tactical experts since 2003.

## Description

The Maxpedition Falcon-II Backpack (part number 0513) is the gold standard in tactical, survival & everyday carry solutions, trusted by professionals, outdoor adventurers, and EDC enthusiasts worldwide. Crafted from 1000-denier ballistic nylon with Teflon fabric protector coating, this tactical pack is water- and abrasion-resistant, making it tough enough to withstand the harshest environments. Whether you're hiking through rugged terrain, prepping for a tactical mission, or simply commuting through urban streets, the Falcon-II is built to protect and organize your essential gear. With a 1400 cu in / 23L capacity, this pack offers ample storage while maintaining a compact, narrow profile. The layered, independent compartments provide intelligent organization, allowing you to pack camping gear, tactical essentials, or EDC tools without bulk. The clamshell main compartment opens fully for easy access, and the front and side compression straps keep your load secure, making it perfect for long hikes or tactical missions. Designed with comfort in mind, the padded shoulder straps, sternum strap, and adjustable waist belt distribute weight evenly, allowing you to carry your gear for extended periods without discomfort. Plus, the all-over MOLLE webbing offers endless customization options — attach extra MOLLE accessories, pouches, tools, or hydration packs to suit your mission or outdoor adventure. Hydration reservoir compatible, the Falcon-II has a rear compartment that fits a 100oz/3L water bladder (not included) keeping you hydrated during your toughest excursions. With its unmatched durability, high-quality YKK zippers, and versatile design, the Falcon-II is built for those who demand the best. In short, it is the quintessential EDC backpack yet smaller than a 3-day assault pack. Tactical gear heads know it is the go-to go bag. Preppers know it puts the bug in bug out bag. Be ready for emergency & disaster. Choose Maxpedition’s Falcon-II Backpack for its superior performance and rugged reliability, whether you're in the field or on the go.

Review: From a long-time owner of MANY Maxpedition bags... - My background: I own more than two dozen tactical bags, packs and pouches, the majority of them being Maxpedition--multiple Versipacks, laptop bags, messenger bags, ARG gear, etc., some of which I have been using for roughly a decade. I am extremely active, have taken my Maxpedition bags with me through every form of sporting activity, have used them extensively in the field and have taken them around the world on my regular international travels. Maxpedition gear is, hands down, the toughest stuff I have found at ANY price range. Some of their bag layouts are dated and not always an efficient use of real estate (Fatboy), but they are the only bags that I can honestly say have NEVER failed me, or even hinted at failure. I bought this Falcon II for the primary purpose of being my international carry-on, replacing my Max laptop quad bag that didn't hold enough travel gear. And while I only unpacked my new Falcon II a few hours ago, I can already tell you that this is my new favorite backpack and an amazing piece of work. INITIAL IMPRESSION: Again, I just received it. But again, I've owned Max gear for years. I can spot/feel quality, and this is quality. As always, the bag is stiff and compacted. Max bags generally take a month or two to soften up a bit, but they will never be "soft" bags. The thick, quality material that does not give in. I own a 9yo Versipack that I have beat the living **** out of over the years and it still looks new. Granted, it's covered with white crusty stains--that's my old dried sweat salt, from using it in the field and never washing it. A cop buddy of mine bought his Max bag just before starting the police academy ten years ago, and to this day still uses it. Crams it full of backup/tactical gear, ammo, magazines and chucks it in the trunk of his patrol car every morning and a decade later it still ain't coming apart. SIZE/LAYOUT: This is the area I'm most excited about. This bag is the PERFECT size for me. We've all seen the pics so no need to go into detail about the compartments--there's a main compartment, a middle one, two smaller pouch-type compartments on the exterior and a hidden compartment in the back for hydration or a concealed handgun rig. For my needs, I wanted a backpack that could fit my laptop in it and comfortably accompany me both on the airplane and also out in the field where I may, at times, be moving quickly. This is a long but narrow pack, not at all bulky even when fully extended, and is just the perfect size to combine storage space with maneuverability. I know some guys have said they would use it as an overnighter bag, and I'm confident I could pull that off, but I seriously would not want this as my primary bag if I was going into a situation where there's even a remote chance that I might have to stay out for more than a night. That's when I switch to my Samsonite Airlight shoulder pack and a smaller tactical secondary for my electronic/weapons gear. If/when I carry a firearm I do so in a concealment rig on my body, and I'm not carrying a hydration rig, so the only thing the hidden pocket will be used for--and very effectively--is to hold my boarding passes and other airport paperwork that I don't like to store in areas more easily accessible to thieves (like the outer pouch). To that end, the hidden compartment wonderful. Simply swing the bag to the side and grab my documents. The zipper and layout would be very, very difficult for a thief to access without my knowing. My main concern with the main compartment would be that it fit my 14" laptop in a sleeve, a sweater/fleece and perhaps a couple cans of beer that I always sneak onto the plane. I can tell you now, IT DOES. The middle compartment is perfect for my 10.1" Samsung notebook and desertcart Kindle. This compartment, like the main, is quite tall and surprisingly roomy, so you can fit a surprising amount in there. I took off all the cross-body straps and store them in the bottom of this compartment, just in case I have to use this pack while running. I obviously don't need to be all strapped-in to a rig while strolling through the airport. With the outer pouch pockets, the larger (lower) of the two has an internal panel where I'll probably just store a few pens and a flashlight, plus my medicine kit and toothbrush travel set. It can hold much more. The smaller will be for all of my travel USB cables and chargers or, once I've landed, perhaps a pair of sunglasses. You could probably fit at least two pairs in there. OVERALL COMFORT: This is not a bag meant to carry heavy loads. I would probably be hesitant to load anything more than 30lbs in this pack, as it's simply not built for that kind of payload. The straps are well made and designed, but not thick, padded or robust enough to carry around a lot of weight, and while I have no doubt the structural integrity and materials of the bag could withstand 50lbs of crap in the bag, I doubt it would be very comfortable. This is a light bag for a person who many need to maneuver through dynamic situations. LIKES: 1) Size, layout, expected Max quality and projected durability. 2) There's an ACTUAL, WELL-MADE CARRYING HANDLE ON TOP!! This has consistently been my only criticism of Maxpedition gear--go ask anyone who owns a Fatboy Versipack, or almost any other Max pack. But the Falcon II has about as tough of a handle as you can ask for and it's AWESOME. 3) Fits everything I need as an airline/tactical bag, nothing more, nothing less. DISLIKES: 1) This is not an actual criticism as it plays a functional component of this bag, but there are SO MANY straps hanging here and there. Again, I removed the cross-body straps and keep those in the middle compartment. If you don't have any specialist hardware to tie-up or tie-in all the loose straps hanging about, just get creative and fold, flip or otherwise rig them into any of the many existing and functional loops. 2) This is also not a criticism but a hopeful suggestion. If, like on most other Max packs, they could rig a small side pouch or two on the exterior (yes, I know you can purchase one separately and I do own them), that would be amazing. Somewhere to store my Leatherman or tac light for quick and easy access, or perhaps a small camera or even pepper spray. Small side pouches are always useful and wouldn't take up much space or obtrude much on a pack this slim. I rarely receive new gear and am so excited about it that I spend the next three hours playing with it and writing about it on desertcart, and like I mentioned earlier, this is not my first tactical bag. That should tell you all you need to know. If the dimensions and layout work for you, don't bother having to ponder over this one. Just hit order, and you'll have your new favorite bag.
Review: What can I say? It's by Maxpedition - Just like my other bags (Sitka gearslinger and Jumbo Versipack) the bag is just as well made as I think it gets. Really sturdy high quality stitching, Really good layout of pockets, lots of pouches out there that can be added and subtracted so you can pretty much configure this bag any way you want or need it. Also, it should be noted that I carry concealed and often have my primary weapon on me. By necessity that means a compromise in weapon capability in order to keep it concealed. Maxpedition allows me to even the odds quite a bit because of the flexibility their bags have designed into them. Every Maxpedition bag I have has not just one but MULTIPLE locations with a large velcro panel mounted for concealed carry holsters, mag pouches, flashlight pouches, etc.. Since I ALWAYS have one of my Maxpedition bags with me what I wind up doing is concealing a full sized weapon, extra ammo for it and my primary CCW pistol (which is on me) and a number of other items in the bag. This gives me the option to transition to a more capable weapon than my primary if necessary OR for one of my daughters to go for the weapon in the bag while I engage and cover them. For this bag and my Sitka gearslinger I primarily use the area built in for hydration bladders like the ones from Camelbak. That is an area directly against your back. I am currently carrying a high capacity .45 Sarsilmaz K2, two extra clips for it, two extra clips for my Taurus PT709 Slim, a tactical light, a canister of Cold Steel's pepper spray/foam, and an extra cell phone (one of those pay-as-you-go so I can call 911 or someone if I get robbed). Now, like I said, the area that all of this stuff is packed into is right up against my back when I'm wearing the pack. Even with the amount of stuff I wind up stuffing into my poor bags with the exception of the weight you really can't feel the stuff in that bladder area... it's really well padded. Even after a whole day of roaming around a fair, and trust me, by that point I was cursing every friggin ounce of ammo and guns hidden in that bag... but my back wasn't sore because none of that stuff had poked me at all and my shoulders were fine because the shoulder straps really protected my shoulders... and the material of that bag and the stitching has got to be ridiculously over engineered because while I normally go through a backpack/bag in less than a year NONE of my Maxpedition bags have shown any significant wear. You just can't beat them.

## Features

- [ Rugged Durability ]: Made from durable 1000D ballistic nylon with Teflon coating, the Falcon-II is water- and abrasion-resistant, ensuring your bug-out gear stays safe and dry in the harshest conditions.
- [ Smart Organization ]: With a 1400 cu in / 23L capacity, layered compartments, and a full clamshell opening, this EDC pack offers easy access to your gear while keeping everything organized.
- [ All-Day Comfort ]: Featuring padded shoulder straps, a sternum strap, and an adjustable waist belt, the Falcon-II ensures weight is evenly distributed for maximum comfort during extended use. ADD TO CART now.
- [ Fully Customizable ]: Exterior MOLLE webbing allows for easy attachment of extra pouches and gear, ensuring this survival backpack adapts to your customized mission requirements.
- [ Durability & Craftsmanship ]: Built to last, the Falcon-II boasts high-quality YKK #10 zippers, Duraflex hardware & reinforced stitching, providing unmatched reliability & craftsmanship that stands tough use.
- [ Genuine YKK Zippers ]: Maxpedition uses only genuine YKK zippers, renowned for their strength and smooth performance. Look for the YKK logo under the slider to ensure trusted durability.
- [ Meticulous Craftsmanship ]: Handcrafted with nylon composite thread and reinforced by double stitching, box-and-x stitching, and bartacking for ultimate reliability, even under heavy use.
- [ Lab & Field Tested ]: Every Maxpedition product is rigorously lab-tested for durability and field-tested by tactical experts to ensure peak functionality in real-world conditions.
- [ American Design ]: Proudly based in Los Angeles, California, Maxpedition employs Americans, upholding strict U.S. quality standards in every product we ship.
- [ Trusted by Tactical Experts ]: Since 2003, Maxpedition has been trusted by U.S. special forces, law enforcement, and outdoor enthusiasts for its rugged, mission-ready designs.
- Main Compartment: 18"(H) x 9.5"(W) x 4.75"(D)
- Secondary Compartment: 16"(H) x 8"(W) x 3"(D)

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0013AXY54 |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Apparel Closure Type | Zipper |
| Apparel Fabric Stretch | No Stretch |
| Apparel Fabric Weight Class | Heavyweight |
| Backpack Design | Daypack Backpack |
| Backpack Harness Type | Shoulder Harness |
| Best Sellers Rank | #136,244 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #514 in Hiking Daypacks |
| Brand Name | Maxpedition |
| Color | Black |
| Compatible Device Size Maximum | 18 Inches |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 1,247 Reviews |
| Embellishment Feature | Molle Webbing |
| Fit Type | Regular |
| Fit to Size Sentiment | Neutral |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00846909001614 |
| Included Components | see description |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 8.5"D x 10"W x 19"H |
| Item Shape | Rectangular |
| Item Type Name | Backpack |
| Item Weight | 1.2 Kilograms |
| Lining Description | Nylon |
| Manufacturer | MAXPEDITION |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 0513B |
| Material Type | Nylon |
| Model Name | Modern |
| Number Of Pockets | 7 |
| Number of Compartments | 5 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Abrasion Resistant |
| Outer Material | Nylon |
| Pattern | Solid |
| Pocket Description | Utility Pocket |
| Product Care Instructions | Hand Wash Only |
| Product Style | Modern |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Hiking, Survival |
| School Type | High School |
| Shell Type | Soft Shell |
| Shoulder to Bottom Hem Length | 17 Inches |
| Size | One Size |
| Sleeve Length Description | Sleeveless |
| Sport Type | Hiking |
| Storage Volume | 25 Liters |
| Strap Type | Waist Strap |
| Style Number | 0513B |
| Subject Character | Sports |
| Theme | Motorcycle |
| UPC | 710551741887 074025606530 846909001614 876404001611 732773423341 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Warranty Description | Limited Lifetime Warranty |
| Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant |

## Images

![Maxpedition Falcon-II Backpack (Black) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81+GBdQ0qFL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does the Falcon II fit a 15 inch macbook pro?**
A: I just placed my 15" Macbook into the main compartment of the Falcon II and it certainly will fit no problems.  Hope this helps!

**Q: Made in?**
A: was made in Taiwan.  i bought one.  great quality.  now made in Vietnam.  i bought one.  not so great.  my opinion.

**Q: Can you put a handgun in this pack**
A: Maxpedition sells a holster separately that adheres with velcro to a section in the very rear compartment of the Falcon-II that was designed to carry a handgun OR the water bladder. I wanted carry both but didn't want to put my gun in with the water bladder for obvious reasons so I sewed velcro loop in the next forward compartment. The modification worked out great and allowed me to hike with a 2 liter hydration bladder and a full size 911 as well as all the other necessities. Great day pack. JRL

**Q: How well does this pack work for bicycle commuting? The Sitka that I am currently using continually moves to the left side.**
A: I don't know about the Falcon II, but I used what I can only assume is the Pygmy Falcon... 1 maybe? A backpack I got more than 10 years ago. Looks like it was a slightly different/older version of the current Pygmy pack. It worked amazingly for cycling, although I had not tried much else to compare. Must have put 10,000 miles or so on the bike with the bag on my back. It was narrow, and did not expand out too far.  Unfortunately, the bag was stolen, and so I am going to try out the Falcon II over the Pygmy to see if it works out as well, but with some expanded storage and options.I rode higher end road bikes at above average speeds most of the time, and the Pygmy served very well in those conditions. If this bag is at all similar, it will probably work out well.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ From a long-time owner of MANY Maxpedition bags...
*by J***8 on January 24, 2018*

My background: I own more than two dozen tactical bags, packs and pouches, the majority of them being Maxpedition--multiple Versipacks, laptop bags, messenger bags, ARG gear, etc., some of which I have been using for roughly a decade. I am extremely active, have taken my Maxpedition bags with me through every form of sporting activity, have used them extensively in the field and have taken them around the world on my regular international travels. Maxpedition gear is, hands down, the toughest stuff I have found at ANY price range. Some of their bag layouts are dated and not always an efficient use of real estate (Fatboy), but they are the only bags that I can honestly say have NEVER failed me, or even hinted at failure. I bought this Falcon II for the primary purpose of being my international carry-on, replacing my Max laptop quad bag that didn't hold enough travel gear. And while I only unpacked my new Falcon II a few hours ago, I can already tell you that this is my new favorite backpack and an amazing piece of work. INITIAL IMPRESSION: Again, I just received it. But again, I've owned Max gear for years. I can spot/feel quality, and this is quality. As always, the bag is stiff and compacted. Max bags generally take a month or two to soften up a bit, but they will never be "soft" bags. The thick, quality material that does not give in. I own a 9yo Versipack that I have beat the living **** out of over the years and it still looks new. Granted, it's covered with white crusty stains--that's my old dried sweat salt, from using it in the field and never washing it. A cop buddy of mine bought his Max bag just before starting the police academy ten years ago, and to this day still uses it. Crams it full of backup/tactical gear, ammo, magazines and chucks it in the trunk of his patrol car every morning and a decade later it still ain't coming apart. SIZE/LAYOUT: This is the area I'm most excited about. This bag is the PERFECT size for me. We've all seen the pics so no need to go into detail about the compartments--there's a main compartment, a middle one, two smaller pouch-type compartments on the exterior and a hidden compartment in the back for hydration or a concealed handgun rig. For my needs, I wanted a backpack that could fit my laptop in it and comfortably accompany me both on the airplane and also out in the field where I may, at times, be moving quickly. This is a long but narrow pack, not at all bulky even when fully extended, and is just the perfect size to combine storage space with maneuverability. I know some guys have said they would use it as an overnighter bag, and I'm confident I could pull that off, but I seriously would not want this as my primary bag if I was going into a situation where there's even a remote chance that I might have to stay out for more than a night. That's when I switch to my Samsonite Airlight shoulder pack and a smaller tactical secondary for my electronic/weapons gear. If/when I carry a firearm I do so in a concealment rig on my body, and I'm not carrying a hydration rig, so the only thing the hidden pocket will be used for--and very effectively--is to hold my boarding passes and other airport paperwork that I don't like to store in areas more easily accessible to thieves (like the outer pouch). To that end, the hidden compartment wonderful. Simply swing the bag to the side and grab my documents. The zipper and layout would be very, very difficult for a thief to access without my knowing. My main concern with the main compartment would be that it fit my 14" laptop in a sleeve, a sweater/fleece and perhaps a couple cans of beer that I always sneak onto the plane. I can tell you now, IT DOES. The middle compartment is perfect for my 10.1" Samsung notebook and Amazon Kindle. This compartment, like the main, is quite tall and surprisingly roomy, so you can fit a surprising amount in there. I took off all the cross-body straps and store them in the bottom of this compartment, just in case I have to use this pack while running. I obviously don't need to be all strapped-in to a rig while strolling through the airport. With the outer pouch pockets, the larger (lower) of the two has an internal panel where I'll probably just store a few pens and a flashlight, plus my medicine kit and toothbrush travel set. It can hold much more. The smaller will be for all of my travel USB cables and chargers or, once I've landed, perhaps a pair of sunglasses. You could probably fit at least two pairs in there. OVERALL COMFORT: This is not a bag meant to carry heavy loads. I would probably be hesitant to load anything more than 30lbs in this pack, as it's simply not built for that kind of payload. The straps are well made and designed, but not thick, padded or robust enough to carry around a lot of weight, and while I have no doubt the structural integrity and materials of the bag could withstand 50lbs of crap in the bag, I doubt it would be very comfortable. This is a light bag for a person who many need to maneuver through dynamic situations. LIKES: 1) Size, layout, expected Max quality and projected durability. 2) There's an ACTUAL, WELL-MADE CARRYING HANDLE ON TOP!! This has consistently been my only criticism of Maxpedition gear--go ask anyone who owns a Fatboy Versipack, or almost any other Max pack. But the Falcon II has about as tough of a handle as you can ask for and it's AWESOME. 3) Fits everything I need as an airline/tactical bag, nothing more, nothing less. DISLIKES: 1) This is not an actual criticism as it plays a functional component of this bag, but there are SO MANY straps hanging here and there. Again, I removed the cross-body straps and keep those in the middle compartment. If you don't have any specialist hardware to tie-up or tie-in all the loose straps hanging about, just get creative and fold, flip or otherwise rig them into any of the many existing and functional loops. 2) This is also not a criticism but a hopeful suggestion. If, like on most other Max packs, they could rig a small side pouch or two on the exterior (yes, I know you can purchase one separately and I do own them), that would be amazing. Somewhere to store my Leatherman or tac light for quick and easy access, or perhaps a small camera or even pepper spray. Small side pouches are always useful and wouldn't take up much space or obtrude much on a pack this slim. I rarely receive new gear and am so excited about it that I spend the next three hours playing with it and writing about it on Amazon, and like I mentioned earlier, this is not my first tactical bag. That should tell you all you need to know. If the dimensions and layout work for you, don't bother having to ponder over this one. Just hit order, and you'll have your new favorite bag.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ What can I say? It's by Maxpedition
*by R***Y on April 11, 2013*

Just like my other bags (Sitka gearslinger and Jumbo Versipack) the bag is just as well made as I think it gets. Really sturdy high quality stitching, Really good layout of pockets, lots of pouches out there that can be added and subtracted so you can pretty much configure this bag any way you want or need it. Also, it should be noted that I carry concealed and often have my primary weapon on me. By necessity that means a compromise in weapon capability in order to keep it concealed. Maxpedition allows me to even the odds quite a bit because of the flexibility their bags have designed into them. Every Maxpedition bag I have has not just one but MULTIPLE locations with a large velcro panel mounted for concealed carry holsters, mag pouches, flashlight pouches, etc.. Since I ALWAYS have one of my Maxpedition bags with me what I wind up doing is concealing a full sized weapon, extra ammo for it and my primary CCW pistol (which is on me) and a number of other items in the bag. This gives me the option to transition to a more capable weapon than my primary if necessary OR for one of my daughters to go for the weapon in the bag while I engage and cover them. For this bag and my Sitka gearslinger I primarily use the area built in for hydration bladders like the ones from Camelbak. That is an area directly against your back. I am currently carrying a high capacity .45 Sarsilmaz K2, two extra clips for it, two extra clips for my Taurus PT709 Slim, a tactical light, a canister of Cold Steel's pepper spray/foam, and an extra cell phone (one of those pay-as-you-go so I can call 911 or someone if I get robbed). Now, like I said, the area that all of this stuff is packed into is right up against my back when I'm wearing the pack. Even with the amount of stuff I wind up stuffing into my poor bags with the exception of the weight you really can't feel the stuff in that bladder area... it's really well padded. Even after a whole day of roaming around a fair, and trust me, by that point I was cursing every friggin ounce of ammo and guns hidden in that bag... but my back wasn't sore because none of that stuff had poked me at all and my shoulders were fine because the shoulder straps really protected my shoulders... and the material of that bag and the stitching has got to be ridiculously over engineered because while I normally go through a backpack/bag in less than a year NONE of my Maxpedition bags have shown any significant wear. You just can't beat them.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Smaller sized, well made pack!
*by C***D on July 19, 2024*

This pack is perfect if you need a Smaller sized well made backpack, about 25 liter I believe. The shoulder straps are very comfortable, I'm 6 ft tall, slim 165 lean build, if I was any larger the straps would be difficult for my arms slip under, esp with my motorcycle jacket, but great for me. I use this for my 24hr rescue job to pack 2 days of clothes. I added 2 of the 10 inch Rollypolys to the sides, see pic, to add a t-shirt or 2 or whatever I need. It's Not Huge but it fits what I need for a couple days, get one if you need a Small/Medium pack to haul your stuff. It's Not cheaply made, they really pay attention to details, it does show quality as the Military Ruck sacks did.

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