Hannibal Tactical 65L Large Duffle Bag, 3-in-1 Tactical Backpack MOLLE Pack for Sports, Gym, Outdoor, Olive Green

It is a great bag to hold all of your equipment or gear. It is exactly as described by the seller, Lots of room and deep inner pockets. You can order the smaller version and still have enough room for everything. Good quality and price was better than most and you get more. I would recommend this to anyone.

You’ve just stumbled upon the Swiss Army knife of tactical bags—the kind of bag that makes you want to pack up your gear just for the joy of organizing it! Seriously, if this bag were a superhero, it would be Captain Versatile, with more carrying options than you have socks.First off, let’s talk about size. This bag is HUGE. We’re talking “fit everything and the kitchen sink” huge. You could probably pack for an apocalypse and still have room for a picnic. But don’t worry, you won’t be lugging it around like a pack mule. The backpack straps are padded, so your shoulders won’t hate you after a long day. And if that wasn’t enough, these straps come with a removable chest strap, because apparently, this bag cares about your chest’s well-being too. Feeling fancy? You can tuck those backpack straps into a zippered compartment, out of sight, out of mind—just like that New Year’s resolution you made.Now, for those who prefer to sling it over one shoulder like you’re auditioning for a movie, the shoulder strap is padded too. And guess what? You can attach it in multiple spots, because why not? Variety is the spice of life, after all. And let’s not forget the grab handles. Yes, there are grab handles—one on each end. These handles are like the biceps of the bag, thick, strong, and ready to show off.Let’s talk material. This bag is made from some kind of tactical magic fabric that’s strong but lightweight, like a ninja who can bench press a car. It’s also water-resistant, so when you’re trudging through the rain, your gear stays drier than your sense of humor at 7 AM. The seams are tighter than your aunt’s hugs at Thanksgiving, and the zippers? Smooth as butter. No wrestling matches with these bad boys.Inside, this bag is like a storage nerd’s dream. The dividers are zippered—yeah, you heard me right, zippered! You can unzip them and fold them flat if you need a bag that’s basically a black hole, or zip them up to keep everything neat and tidy, like a librarian’s desk. There’s even a buckled strap in the middle compartment for when you want to make sure your stuff stays put, no matter how wild the ride gets. And just when you think this bag can’t get any better, you find out there are zippered pockets on each side with smaller netted pockets inside, because clearly, someone designing this bag had an obsession with pockets. There’s a top pocket too, perfect for those quick-access items like gloves, hats, or, you know, snacks.In conclusion, this bag is like the best friend you didn’t know you needed. It’s durable, versatile, and downright ingenious. Honestly, I’m surprised it doesn’t cost more, but hey, let’s keep that between us. Go ahead, treat yourself to this bag, and you might just find yourself inventing reasons to carry stuff around.

When the package arrived, I was fairly surprised at how small it was, and therefore how compact this bag could fold up. Once opened and fully expanded, I realized just how huge this bag is. Like a lot of things, It’s hard to truly appreciate it just by the numbers. 65 liters is a lot of volume.When I unzipped the lid and looked into the cavernous primary compartment, I found two barriers that separate the three sections inside. These barriers had zippers to either side allowing them to be zipped into place. At first, I wasn’t sure how well these zippers would hold the dividers up because they did not appear to zip up all the way, but after messing around with it for a while, they did not seem to unzip themselves like I thought they might.Inside, there are two additional mesh pockets that are located to either end of the bag on the underside of the lid. A third lid pocket, which is accessible from the outside, resides right in the middle under the center carrying handle and is surprisingly roomy.The zippers themselves are extremely robust. The zippers for the main lid are at least twice as beefy as all the other zippers on the bag, and even have a hasp style connection between the two zipper pulls for insertion of a small padlock to attach them together.Two additional zippered pockets are integrated into the front and back of the bag. Each pocket not only has open top, mesh pockets inside but also have MOLLE loops for attaching other gear to the outside. These are in addition to all the other MOLLE loops on the top of the lid. One of my favorite features about this bag is the share number of attachment points for incorporating other gear to the bag. There are two 1.5” nylon wedding straps attached to the sides, which are stitched securely for about an inch from the bottom. These straps are about a foot long each and ore adjustable for length. They are fed through adjustable male clip buckles which engage their female counterparts on similar strapping sewn into the lid. Since these straps exist on both sides, they can easily be used to strap other items like a tent or bed roll to the outside of the pack.In addition to the primary carrying handle on top of the lid, which consists of double strapping and is thoroughly stitched, there are two additional carrying handles on either end of the bag. I have seen quite a few similar bags that only have an additional carrying handle on one end or the other so I was happy to see this one had a handle on both ends. The rings attached to the side of each handle make great attachment points for the included shoulder strap, and because they are to either side, it adds to the versatility of carry options. This is because you can attach the shoulder strap to both rings on one side to carry it sideways or catty corner to carry the bag upright.Finally, a zippered pocket in the bottom/back conceals a compartment that runs most of the length of the bag. This compartment contains two additional attached shoulder straps for converting the bag to a backpack. This compartment also has a small loop and strap inside near the top (when carried as a backpack), which are perfect for attaching a hydration bladder.I was also pleasantly surprised to discover the inclusion of two little accessories which consist of two loops of elastic cord with a stitched piece of nylon strap material in between. The listing identifies this as a “binding retainer” and look like it is fed through a MOLLE loop for attaching things like the neck of a water bottle or other narrow item.Finally, the overall construction and design of this bag I just found to be outstanding. Especially for the price, I think that this bag is exceptionally robust and useful. I have been wanting something to use as a “bug-out“ or “go“ bag (or as I prefer to think of it as a “get home safe” bag) for some time. This bag almost perfectly fits that purpose. Even though it is virtually impossible to prepare for every eventuality, the versatility of carry options and organization ensure that I can pack the right gear to get me home in case of many natural or man made hardships and inconveniences.All in all, I really like this bag and would certainly recommend it.

This is a truly outstanding travel and all purpose bag, that is exceptionally well-made and filled with features.There is a huge main padded compartment, with two zip-up padded dividers, so you can have one, two, or three main sections. The center of the main compartment also has an adjustable strap to secure and compress contents.The inner portion of the lid contains two zippered mesh compartments, lined with soft fabric, and the outer portion of the lid has a half-Moon opening zippered compartment, the interior of which goes the full width of the lid, so you can store all kinds of items for quick and easy retrieval. The lid has full length hefty double zippers, so the bag opens fully, for easy access and full view of all contents. There are four outer compression straps with big buckles on the top as well.Along the outer length of both sides of the bag, there are zippered compartments with several mesh organizers, and they are quite roomy as well.Both ends of the bag have bar-tacked grab/carrying handles, and the top handle has a comfortable, sewn-in neoprene handle pad. There's a well-made detachable shoulder strap as well.The outside is covered with Molle straps (top and sides), a Velcro strip, and a couple of elastic loop attachments, that can be moved to any portion of the Molle loops, to attach hiking poles, or other such gear. The entire outer fabric of the bag is thick ballistic nylon/Cordura fabric, that sheds rain.There are four D-rings, two on each end of the bag, for the shoulder strap, or for clipping on more gear.The bottom of the bag has a zippered large pouch that holds the built-in backpack straps, which are handy for wearing the bag through airports, short walks, and public transit. I wouldn't attempt to actually backpack this way, for the bag is not engineered for it, and there is no mesh or airflow pad on the back, which would make it uncomfortable when worn for very long.This bag has infinite uses: Emergency or "go-bag," gear/hobby/activity/sports bag, or as road-worthy travel luggage. With a small day bag of your choice, for day hikes or urban excursions, taken along, this could easily take you around the world.I have lots of various luggage and bags of all types, and this, along with a few other items I have, now occupies a place of honor and top choices.Highest recommendation, and for the price, a great deal.

I'm always looking for a better bag to travel with.This one will end up somewhere in my line. I'm not sure yet if it will be better for road-trips or as a checked bag.I like that it has plenty of pockets and lockable zippers if you're checking it.Really more bags like this should be made with luggage like pockets on the inside.