LOCAL LION Military Tactical Backpacks, 12/35L Molle Army Assault Pack, Travel Hiking Daypacks Bug Out Bag - Perfect for Hunting Camping Trekking

Just what I needed, right size for day's out, feels like it will last for years

Had this backpack a few months now and its holding up well.Decent quality but slightly smaller than expected.Worth the money. Happy with purchase.

Brought this as a day bag, it's big enough day trips and convenience shopping and small enough that I can throw it in the back of the wardrobe and forget about it. Reasonable waterproof and strong. It would benefit from some extra padding in the shoulder straps but overall I am happy with the purchase

Does exactly what it says. Great quality and plenty of room.

I’ve brought this backpack to use it for a single motorcycle trip as it has a big L capacity. Little did I know I’ll be stuck with it for a long time. Tbh I use this more often than my Dainesse , nor my alpinestar for that matter.It take a hydration system too. Has wholes on both top sides.It has a few Velcro lines (5-6) so you can attach patches if you’d like. Great strong stitches and is highly adjustable. Perfect for motorcycling, biking, hicking you name it, and in top of that comes with a price tag of £40.

Used primarily for shorter trips and daily runs to the shops, this LOCAL LION Tactical Backpack in the 35L size has actually proven to be more versatile than expected — easily doubling up for weekend getaways or longer commutes when needed. While it’s styled for tactical or outdoor use, its practicality goes beyond camping or hiking. The internal capacity handles essentials like jackets, chargers, bottles, lunchboxes, and even groceries without a fuss, and its structure keeps everything reasonably organised without sagging or warping.Some reviewers mentioned concerns about fragility, but I haven’t noticed any such issues. In fact, the backpack feels pretty tough and resilient. The Oxford fabric used here has decent abrasion resistance, and the zippers are smooth with no catching or stiffness. I’ve accidentally dropped it on the pavement more than once and can confirm: it holds up without scuffs or structural damage. Even in light rain, the material held moisture at bay long enough to protect the contents. It’s clearly not a drybag, but for quick dashes through wet conditions, it’ll do the job.Comfort-wise, the ergonomic back panel and padded shoulder straps are standout features. They contour to the body nicely and make the pack feel lighter than it actually is, even when loaded up. The breathability of the mesh panel keeps things from getting swampy in warmer weather, and the chest strap offers good support when you’re walking or moving fast.The rear padding deserves special praise — firm yet breathable, and designed in a way that reduces heat build-up across the back. It’s particularly appreciated when wearing the bag for more than 30 minutes at a time. The carry experience overall is well-balanced, whether it’s a quick grocery dash or a walk through the woods.There are a few elements that make this bag more than just a simple daypack. The MOLLE system gives you some expandability, and the included Velcro and D-ring attachment points are handy for clipping keys, lights, or ID tags. The side bottle holders are flexible enough for a range of bottles or thermoses, and the double front pouches offer quick-access storage for headphones, snacks or multitools.It’s not without flaws. The compartments, while useful, aren’t overly refined in terms of internal organisation — you may want to use your own pouches or organisers inside. And while the materials are good for the price, it’s not quite on par with high-end tactical brands in terms of finish and structure. That said, for most people — including students, commuters, hobbyists, and light hikers — it offers very good value.If you're trying to decide whether it’s right for you, here are a few things that matter (and which this backpack handles well):Capacity – 35L is excellent for everyday or 1–2 day trips.Durability – Feels sturdier than expected, with no real weaknesses yet.Weather resistance – Not waterproof, but splash-proof enough for light rain.Zippers and hardware – Smooth function, strong pull-tabs, and buckles that hold.Weight distribution – Good back support and straps prevent shoulder strain.Versatility – Works for shopping, travel, outdoor use, and even EDC.Appearance – The black colour and tactical aesthetic look sharp and functional.Comfort – Comfortable enough for extended wear.MOLLE system – Expandability is useful for gear or modular setups.Price-performance ratio – Excellent utility at a modest cost.To sum up, this is a solid 4-star tactical backpack. It doesn’t do everything perfectly, but it does enough right to stand out. It’s practical, better-built than you'd expect, and comfortable for a range of uses from town trips to trekking. A great buy if you’re after something lightweight, durable, and spacious without paying a premium.

I got the bag for camping and specifically for the molle webbing system. The bag was on offer when I got it, and I thought it would be a good value for money. The stitching on the bag is inconsistent, the spacing between the molle webbing is inconsistent, and I cannot attach any standard molle attachments to it. I especially wanted to attach my sleeping gear to the bottom of the bag. Even though the webbing is present at the bottom, they are less than 1 inch so any standard cinch straps won't fit through those spacing. Moreover, the first and last section of the webbing is unusable as the straps are fold-stitched, and the excess strap is under the webbing space, so you cannot loop any attachments through it. The molle webbing on the sides is a joke. You cannot attach a molle water bottle pouch to it. So the entire molle webbing, which is the selling point for this bag, is a gimmick. I would suggest not getting this bag. Moreover, the outer pouch is open, and it would be a rain collector in case you take the bag even in a light shower.

Not practicalIll-designedI think there are big mistakes about it, in its conceptionI do not recommend