Wakizashi

Storage capacity is excellent, Many pockets and straps to add multiple accessories. Versatile lightweight and comfortable. Chest strap support if you decide to load down with gear. I’m posting this review 6 yrs later. I still have the backpack, the shoulder strap ripped. The clip buckles broke for the chest strap. I loaded the bag with gear and used it daily. All in all 6 yrs for the price i paid I think i got my money’s worth for my purchase.

This book bag lasted me 3 years. Durable. High grade. Has carried weapons , tools and such. All weather resistant. Comes with a molle system. The zipper finally broke after this long. This bag was so good I have to buy another.

So, I'm a FedEx driver and I use this as my ED bag. I'm a particularly small-framed fella (5' 7", 115lbs) and very few backpacks are actually comfortable to me. My last backpack was an $80 Oakley bag and this blows it out of the water in comfort, durability, utility... Just about everything The main pocket comfortable fits more than it looks. I usually always keep a 1L water bottle, a 28oz bottle of Powerade, and another empty 28oz Powerade bottle, and when I'm not delivering, I can fit an IPad in there too! The front pocket is super organized and has enough organization and pouches in such a small space... It pleases my OCD so much it makes my eyes roll to the back of my head. Now there are two tiny pockets... One's super soft and perfect for glasses; and the other is small but can fit my wallet, keys, a small bottle of sanitizer, and my true wireless headphones in their case if I arrange it right. Durability: This thing can take a beating. I'm MEAN to my bags, and after a month, I'm impressed. Only a minor fray on the bottom of one strap but it's not getting any worse, and I had WAY more stuff in there than I should have that day. Comfort: It's definately nicer than a sandpaper backing, but definately it's not memory foam with silk cloth. I can wear it all day and be fine. No complaints. More comfortable than it looks though Tl;dr: If you're looking for an EDC concealed bag, this may dissapoint. If you want a good everyday backpack that has everything except a pouch for your polymer-framed mini boomstick (or a full-steel 8 rounder if you're over 50 [Jokes, jokes, I love me a nice 45]) then this is the backpack of your whet dreams Due to the price, you could get a couple to serve different purposes. Hell, I'd even use this for school if I knew about it then. Overall 4.5/5 -0.5 stars for lack of EDC/laptop compartment

The SAMURAI TACTICAL backpack stands out for its impeccable build quality and meticulous attention to detail, offering users a reliable option for their carrying needs. However, despite its strengths, the backpack falls short in key areas that may limit its versatility and appeal to certain users. One of the most commendable aspects of the SAMURAI TACTICAL backpack is its exceptional build quality. Crafted with precision and durability in mind, this backpack exudes a sense of reliability that is immediately noticeable upon inspection. From the robust stitching to the reinforced straps and handles, every aspect of the backpack speaks to its superior construction. Moreover, the attention to detail showcased in the design of the SAMURAI TACTICAL backpack is truly commendable. Thoughtful features such as multiple compartments, MOLLE webbing for customization, and sturdy zippers demonstrate a commitment to functionality and user convenience. However, despite its commendable qualities, the SAMURAI TACTICAL backpack has notable limitations that may deter certain users. Foremost among these is the absence of a dedicated laptop sleeve. In today's digital age, many individuals rely on their laptops for work or leisure, making a secure and padded compartment a must-have feature for modern backpacks. Additionally, the backpack's size may prove insufficient for users with varied carrying needs. While it may suffice for basic day-to-day use, some users may find it too small to accommodate gym essentials along with work-related items. A slight increase in size would greatly enhance its versatility and practicality for a wider range of users. Furthermore, the lack of a back belt to attach the backpack to carry-on luggage limits its suitability for travel. Incorporating this feature would make the backpack a more convenient option for frequent flyers and travelers seeking seamless mobility. In conclusion, the SAMURAI TACTICAL backpack impresses with its superior build quality and attention to detail. However, its lack of a laptop sleeve, limited size, and absence of a back belt for attachment to carry-on luggage detract from its overall functionality and appeal. While it excels in certain areas, addressing these shortcomings would elevate the backpack to new heights of versatility and practicality, making it a top choice for a wider range of users.

This bag is fantastic value for money, but it always reminds you that it’s “only” a $27 bag. I’ll break it down based on the following: The bag is comfortable enough, when it’s not fully loaded. The shoulder straps are the letdown of the bag. They feel cheap and are about half as thick as they should be for long term wear (hiking, Disney trips, actual military wear). If you’re a business wearing, the bag suffices from car to train/bus and into office in this regard. The interior build and layout also speaks to the “good enough” theme. It is adequate for its size, but the mesh pockets and hydro pouch feel cheap. The zippers appear quality, and I’ve had no issues yet. All of that said, I don’t think you can find a better bag for the money spent. The size is perfect, and the layout of the size is equal in perfection. The addition of the soft pocket on top is a nice touch I haven’t seen in many other “tactical” bags. If you want a value office runner, a tactical dad diaper bag, or a limited use Vacation bag, this bag is the perfect mix of perfect layout, value for money and psychically appearance. The company says it has a lifetime warranty, and maybe I’ll run it long enough to see what that covers.