Fieldline Pro Series Tactical Omega OPS Tactical Daypack, 38.9-Liter Storage

Great bag for the price until the main zipper threads came loose. Might be able to have it sewn but I use it daily for work and have to replace it.

Bought for my son. He likes it. Main feature was lifetime warranty

I received this Daypack as a gift this past Christmas and have been using it daily since I received it. This Daypack is used for work, the gym, overnight trips, carry-on bag for flights, etc. So far, it is holding up very well and the straps are extremely comfortable with plenty of back ventilation. I don't hike often but look forward to taking this out for a hike this summer to test it in the Ohio Valley humidity.All of the storage pockets work great and are easy to access. My only gripe is that the material covering the zipper will frequently get caught up in the zipper when I unzip/zip the pockets, so I have to make an effort to move the material before unzipping/zipping. With that being said, the zippers are sturdy and thick. I see this lasting a very long time.All of the buckles have held up well and I've had no issues with the molle straps. For the price of this pack, I would put it up against a 5.11 pack (or any other brand) any day.

I just got this today, 36 hours after submitting the order WITH standard shipping! I have not filled it completely or hiked the AT with it, but my early impressions are positive. I like the general design. It is bigger than I thought from the 1700 cubic inches in the description, although it wasn't clear whether or not that was just for the main compartment. Must be just the main compartment because the tag says almost 40 L and it looks it compared to my Kelty 44 L. I like all the MOLLE attachments, something the Kelty is short on. Materials seem good as does the construction. Unlike the Kelty, this has no frame or belly belt and straps seem to rub my neck, but without a full load and some adjusting I don't know if that will be a problem. I'm using it mostly for storage and the good handle on top makes a short carry no problem. The internal pockets are numerous enough to make organization reasonable.Update: I liked the first one so much that I bought another. I'm thinking about getting a third, just not sure what I have left to put in it. :-)

This backpack is perfect for a weekend trip. There's molle straps on the bottom which you can use to attach a sleeping bag. The bag is nicely padded so you'll be comfortable. Overall a very nice pack.

I use this bag daily for work. I work in the oil field and is usually packed pretty full everyday (including 15 bottles of water and lunch for the day). The first one I bought lasted about a year and a half of daily use and sat in the sun most the day before the two little pouch zippers broke. Great bag, the zippera do get stuck on the over lay fabric alot and is quite aggravating.

This is perfect size for the free Personal Item on Spirit and Frontier airlines. It technically may be a couple inches too long, but will compress if not overloaded. I have used as my free bags on multiple trips. This is actually my second of these bags as I bought on for spouse. It's square design allowed me to carry enough for 3-4 days in the summer.

Used as a carry on bag and a diaper bag. Comfortable to wear and I love all the different compartments.