Product Description : NcSTAR is introducing New Tactical Back Packs.Keep your gear at-the-ready with this Tactical Back Pack. I was looking for a cheap and very sturdy backpack with good features, and I like the "tactical" look that's so in vogue these days.This pack delivers. It's made of tough synthetic fabric, and it has a hydration pocket/pouch that can easily be used to carry a laptop, plus many other useful pockets. This is the first bag I have ever purchased for the sole purpose as a bug out/get home bag ever.The base reason I chose it was price. At $29 if it turned out that this item wouldn't live up to my standards, I could always order a Condor, or 5.11 3 day pack.Secondly, I chose this bag because I wanted a bag with thick shoulder pads, chest strap, and waist strap that was adjustable. This pack certainly has that. The clasps are the plastic buckle types, but are beefy. The waist strap is 2.5" nylon webbing, while the chest strap is 1.5" nylon webbing.As a large man (barrel chested 5'10") it some times is difficult to find something that fits my size. This pack, with 25lbs of weight, holds my gear, and even has room for more.This pack has mole straps, all sorts of outside pockets, and would even allow me to strap on bedrolls, tarps, tents, or whatever I needed too with the side buckle tie downs.I don't have the experience of time to season this review, but I was honestly surprised more people haven't purchased/reviewed this pack.If you are budget conscious and looking for a bug out/get home pack, I can't see how you'd go wrong buying this bag. Your mileage may vary of course. I ordered this backpack as it was the cheapest available tactical bag that did not get bad reviews. The pics are not so great on the product page, but here are a few things that you do not see on the product page:- zippered pouch at top of inside- pocket to slip in a camelback reservoir- feels like material is thick canvas-type material- shoulder straps are a tad thinner than I would have expected, but I have not had any issues thus far- this expands to a pretty sizable pack, you could fit enough to survive in here (not counting a tent) for a few days- I seriously doubt this is waterproof or water resistant by any means, but the material seems thick enough that a light rain or splash of water will not harm the items insideAll in all, I would buy this product again. If this does not hold up well, I will update this review.
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