[M6347A] Mardingtop 28L Tactical Backpacks Molle Daypacks for Hiking Military

I’ve had this bag for over 2 years now and it is the most versatile bag I’ve ever owned. It seriously has beat out 100$+ bags. With how close it sits to your back it really helps keep the weight close to your body and improve the amount of weight you feel in your shoulders and back. I’ve taken this thing everywhere from school to work to the mountains and honestly the only thing I can say that’s bad about it is how wide the hips straps are. Everything else is well designed and has held up really well.

La mochila es muy bonita. Cumple con la descripción.Pros: tamaño, bolsillos, calidad de materiales, versatilidad. Es la original trae la etiqueta impresa y la etiqueta cocida en un lateral. Revisen la página oficial de la marca ahí están las fotos de cada producto a detalle.Contras: tiene muchos detalles en cada costura, están bien hechas pero el remate o terminado es los 2 hilos de la costura a secas, hay que fundirlos con calor o con pegamento de tela. Los ojales de los cierres ykk están abiertos todos, 3 mm aproximadamente. Y ahí hace que se salgan los cordones de los cierres en una imagen un cierre no traía cordón seguramente se le safo. Se soluciona muy sencillo comprimiendolos.La calidad en general es buena, el detalle es que los remates de costura parecen muy hechos en casa (aclaro remates de costura, la costura en si se ve bien hecha).Las medidas corresponden a las publicadas. Pero eso sí la mochila es pequeña. Si no han tenido mochilas de este formato antes seguramente comentaran lo que otros compradores que es de tamaño infantil. Y no es así. Es una mochila para cargar ligero.En cuanto a durabilidad no lo sé pero en resistencia de materiales comparada con cualquier otra mochila del tamaño marcas Nike, Adidas, underarmour. Se ve superior está. Lo que supone que mejor que una común de buena marca si es. En la parte táctica o militar. Reservense a las dos marcas líder 5.11 y maxpedition. En la parte estética y funcional va cumplir el uso cotidiano incluso de campismo ocasional. Lo mejor es el costo. Es económico comparado con las dos marcas mencionadas antes. Y ahí parte el diseño, materiales, acabados, resistencia, tecnologías en soporte de columna y distribución de peso y sobre todo el precio final. Ampliamente recomendada.

Perfectly adequate little pack for the price. Lots of organization options, well constructed, quality zippers. I do wish the “clamshell” style opening went all the way down to the very bottom to be completely opened, but it leaves about three inches at the bottom, which can tug on the zipper when fully opened. There is also a space at the top of the main compartment where it could have another zippered mesh pocket in addition to the other two but there isn’t one for some reason. The hip belt is detachable, which is good because honestly it’s a small enough pack I don’t see a hip belt really being needed unless your packing bricks. Also the external bottle pouches on the sides could be about bigger, they will fit a standard 20oz waterbottle fine but not a larger Nalgene or similar container. Overall I do recommend this bag though. It will make a good pack for day hikes.

I haven’t had it long but so far it’s a great bag. Build quality feels good and all zippers are smooth as silk. I though it might have been a little wider and deeper but my own fault for not looking at the dimensions better. I just figured 28L would be good. As you can see in the picture I bought it to carry my fpv quadcopter gear. Extra straps for the quad and then I also have some molle side pockets coming. For the price you’re not going to find a better fpv bag imo.

This is a great 28L pack for a weekend out in the woods (3 days, 2 nights). I like the clamshell opening of this bag, makes it easy to get to everything. The main compartment is large enough to hold a hammock, straps, change of socks and underwear, cook system, and video gear. I run a 2L bladder that fits well. The pockets on the back are a bit shallow, but hold my headlamp, pen light, water filtration, fire starting gear, boo boo kit, etc. The top pocket is good for snacks, bug spray, compass, etc. I keep a folding saw on the right, supported by the side pocket, and a single wall stainless 27oz Klean Kanteen on the left. I hang a 10×10 tarp off the bottom that doubles as a rain fly for the hammock. I used some bungees to keep a lightweight poncho attached to the top rear of the pack. The only thing I had to add was a decent trauma kit, which is attached low at the center of the pack.The shoulder straps are good, especially if you do not go beyond about 25-28lb of gear (I’m right at 17lb without water and food). The adjustable sternum strap is good, but sometimes doesn’t stay where I need them after taking the pack off. The waist belt is minimal, but does a good job of stabilizing the pack. Don’t think you’ll be hanging extra pouches off of it though. The zippers are good, though some of pulls can come off. A simple fix is to take some pliers and crush the zipper pulls closed. They do tend to grab the inside liner of the main compartment from time to time, but nothing major.It is almost prefect for me. I really wish the depth of the main compartment was 1″-1.5″ deeper. I think that would make the side pockets a little larger to hold a 40oz bottle. I would prefer two adjustable straps at the bottom as well, but the four loops there are workable.

Bag is exactly what I was looking for. I wish more companies would make segregated pockets which are also easily accessible with organization within them. The bag is pretty spacious. Ive only had the bag a few weeks and it seems durable enough for the price. At this price point you cant go wrong. Its spacious yet compact well laid out and fairly comfortable.

I have this for some months now. I used for hiking and it is good. A little messy with all the cords and zippers but it is ok. It is definitively a one day or two days pack.Looks amazing and resistance is very good.Recommended.