Mardingtop 50L/60L/75L Molle Hiking Internal Frame Backpacks with Rain Cover

Great backpack!10/5/2017Steal for the buck. Let me be honest, this is not maxpedition or military grade backpack. Don't expect a $450 quality backpack by paying $70. This is a modern everyday backpack with some military and backpacking technology added to it. I'm intended to use this has a hiking pack and I'm pretty sure it will hold up, I've used cheaper backpacks that had hold on and this will not be a exception. this is not has good has a kelty or a gregory, but will do it's job. The fabric on it is medium wear resistant and light weight. The back pack is BIG, but with the straps you can adjusted to be a little more discrete. Love the military look on it and the color. The buckles seem normal, again not military grade if that is what you are looking for, I really don't think they are going to snap at all, but will edit the review if they do.The suspension system is nothing to be amazed by just a regular well functional one, straps are comfortable and well made, no stitching issues that I noticed. and finally the yellow reflective cover is snug, well measured and keeps the backpack 100% dry (With the exception of the straps obviously).I would put 4 stars out of 5 for quality concerns if I had payed like $150 for this backpack, believe me for $70 (That is what I payed) you are getting A LOT!I don't know who I will help with this review, but if you are a amateur outdoor enthusiastic I think this backpack is a excellent upgrade to your Jansport piece of crap backpack XD, no offense!Regards and happy buying!

Arrived quickly and was extremely comfortable. I’m 6’ 2 and 160lbs held everything I could need and more. Very adjustable and well made. Will update in a few weeks.Update: have been on 4 hike in camp trips and 3 long day hikes. Still very happy.Hiked in solid steady rain for 2 hours with no water intrusion. Plopped on the cover and trudged along. The pack carried very easily and have not had back problems from any trips. Averaging 25-30lbs on each trek.Update 4 months: many trips with this guy. Is holding up. Have not had any failures in seams etc. still very happy. Did an overnight with a 4 mile hike. Comfortable and holds anything I could need. Easily adjustable never any sway or give.Update 3: just got back from a week hiking sections of the AT and still over the moon! Loving this pack and all it can comfortably hold.

This is a good pack! It's got a large compartment that can be accessed from the middle or the top of the pack. You can attach molle gear to it if you need more pockets. It's rugged and inexpensive. I've taken this pack on a few 2 and 3 day hikes. The straps are fully adjustable like on many high end packs. It is light rain resistant and I found that out unexpectedly as most weather on the trail. Which is great because it gives you time to put on the rain cover or seek shelter.The only downside is the buckles slip a lot and require constant adjustment. But you can fork out a few bucks at REI and get decent replacement on the main straps to solve this problem. No issues ever since.Who is this pack for? It's for anyone not trying to break their wallet. It's for anyone like me doesn't need a dozen little useless pockets. I keep everything in small waterproof bags to help keep my pack a as floatation device for stream fording.Who is it not for? Anyone needing multiple pockets for storage and absolutely critical about weight. This pack isn't heavy, but it's not light compared to other packs in its class. Just do more push-ups and squats and get stronger problem solved.

This is the only pack that meets my needs in video/audio recording in the backwoods of the Missouri Ozarks. My gear is lightweight. The expandable pockets on either side hold the feet of the camcorder tripod and the two compression straps secure the legs. Now there is room for emergency gear as well as cameras. I've successfully treated my prostate cancer with CBD oil and so this outdoor reality show for YouTube and Vimeo that I do is my bucket list. So yeah, I'm in my 60's and I intended to carry a lighter weight than in the old days. I'll never be rich or famous, but the internal frame backpack appears sturdy enough to carry about 30 pounds. This MOLLE type large backpack is perfect for what I wanted. I'm so glad that the material is heavier than the department store brands for about the same price. The divider pocket appears like it's heavy enough to support the lighter gear; sleeping bags and alike. Take out the divider and you have a deep backpack with a drawstring on top to seal it off from the elements, a hood for the entire pack and I haven't checked out the rain cover yet. The sewing seems well done. Zippers all work. The breaking in period will begin for field trials and adjust the gear for a safe hike. So far, I'm impressed by a pack with only a 90 day warranty.

Used this for a 10 day Alaska trip and it worked perfectly, I plan to use this on every trip. Love the big front zipper opening, it's almost like a duffle bag opening.Update: Used it again going on an international trip to Japan for 12 days. Used it as a carry on.

This is one of those rare cases where an item is even better than expected.I had read all the reviews. Seen all the pictures for it. And thought it would be a decent pack. Turns out, it’s amazing. The material used is super thick. The straps are comfortable. And the design and details are awesome. It has plenty of space to pack for a long trip and has smartly designed compartments... not too many. And all functional.I cannot wait to use this pack for my 2 month trip to Bali.The pic is of the 75l pack next to a travel daypack.

This pack is great. There is plenty of room for everything. By removing the magazine you can even slide an AR-15 pistol down through the top opening. Plenty of compartments for various things.