Mardingtop 75L Molle Hiking Internal Frame Backpacks

Great backpack. It actually exceeded my expectations and that’s saying a lot, because I'm fairly particular about the things I buy. I usually spend days researching and reading reviews before I make a purchase. This is one of the few times that I didn’t do that, and I feel as if I hit the jackpot. It is very spacious and accommodating for everything that I need in order to survive for some time in the wilderness. It is tactical. The molle strapping is superb. Also, the extra pockets lend themselves to carrying those things that you are constantly needing to get your hands on quickly. Those extra pockets are also very spacious a designed with functionality in mind. The backpacks overall harness system is sturdy and comfortable on your shoulders. I also love the way it adjusts to accommodate short to tall torsos and everything in between. You won’t regret this purchase. Did I use the word, phenomenal? That would be a good descriptor for this particular backpack.

I was very skeptical. I need a good and well organized bag for my work as a railroader. The amount of stuff I need to bring with me on the road is insane. I’ve been through many bags over the years and have finally found one that checks all of the boxes. And the price can’t be beat for what you get. I ordered a bag from a well known maker that was $450 and I returned it after opening it and finding it was just lacking in size and capacity. So I took a chance and ordered this one and was very pleasantly surprised by its capacity and build. The zippers are super smooth and easy to use. It seems to have a compartment for everything and then some. It sits very comfortably on my back. I just got it so I can’t speak on its durability. This was a well thought out and designed bag. The only negative I have is I wish the padded belt was removable. But on the plus side of the belt, there’s pockets in it too to store stuff. Also could use some more Velcro panels for patches. But other than that it’s incredible.

Haven't had a chance to take this out yet, but I'm very pleased so far. It feels sturdy and is very comfortable to wear. It easily holds my 72-hour loadout with room to spare. Lots of MOLLE webbing. It has a long sleeve pocket on each side which could hold a rifle, axe, rope, or what have you. Beneath these sleeves are pockets for water bottles that are big enough to comfortably fit a 1qt canteen with cup. Also has multiple straps for attaching gear to the outside. Without having been able to put it through the paces yet, I'm very pleased. Great value too.

I'm writing this after my initial trip with this backpack, which I purchased to replace an Amazon basics 65 liter pack that has served me well but I find a bit small for my embarrassingly "glam pack" preferences. I like the pack a LOT. I love that it has one big compartment and that it zips open all the way. No more juggling things around to fit optimally into two separate compartments, and no more fishing around from the top and forgetting which pocket things are in. I can't emphasize enough how much this helps when in camp. The pack is HUGE. I feel ridiculous carrying such a big pack, but love that I can have every last thing inside, with no strapping things on everywhere. The straps are a huge improvement. They stay where you put them. I no need to adjust things due to strap slippage like I have with the Amazon backpack. The straps themselves aren't as comfortable for some reason, but aren't bad. The frame is a huge improvement! The old pack would develop plastic-y squeaks and groans as the hike went on. Not so with this one. The Ranger Green color is perfect (lighter than pictured - I really like it). The pockets on the belly strap are super thoughtful and handy. One has a zipper in the bottom that expands it out to very comfortably hold a 700ml water bottle. That is so nice as there's absolutely no way I can reach around to the typical water bottle pockets on any pack without taking it off. OK, for the few niggles. The full-height pockets on the sides are both a blessing and a curse. They eliminate the irritating size restrictions of most packs. You can shove anything you like down those guys. On the other hand, those are one heck of a long reach to fish out stuff from the bottom of. Also, with no top closure, I'd be a little careful what I put in there. The hip strap padding isn't super great. It does the job, but the Amazon straps are nicer IMO. They seem a bit long too. I had to cinch them up all the way to do the job (30-31 inch waist). The biggest complaint though is the hydration pocket is too darn tight. I don't even carry water in mine, but even empty it's a bear to cram in there. I can't imagine trying to use it with a filled reservoir. Those less-than-perfect little things don't even add up to a full star though. For a "budget" pack, this thing is all I could have hoped for and more. [edit] no, I changed my mind. I think the cramped hydration reservoir compartment pushes these into one star off territory.

Me encantó la gran capacidad que tiene, aunque si tiene partes muy pesadas, pero es para protección de la espalda de uno. La usé para viajar a Japón, y mientras caminaba no me afecto en absoluto, de hecho sentí muy ligero todo el equipaje, cuida bien la espalda. Lo único es que por su misma composición si necesité darle más protección a cosas que tenía en la maleta, porque si la maltrataron en el aeropuerto y la falta de dureza si hizo que se afectaran algunas cosas, pero eso es cosa del aeropuerto, en general EXCELENTE PRODUCTO -------------------- I loved the large capacity it has, although it does have very heavy parts, but it is for the protection of one's back. I used it to travel to Japan, and while I was walking it didn't affect me at all, in fact I felt very light all the luggage, it takes good care of my back. The only thing is that because of its composition if I needed to give more protection to things I had in the suitcase, because if the mistreated at the airport and the lack of hardness if it did affect some things, but that's a thing of the airport, overall EXCELLENT PRODUCT

If you are looking for some bug-out tactical, rugged, hunting, backwoods, backpacking gear- this might be for you. I got the 75l version, and I love it. I haven't been able to test it too much, but we'll see how she holds up. Pros- -Seemingly durable, good workmanship, well made. but I'll update if that changes. -Huge. 75l plus molle and pouches. Backpacks don't come much bigger really. -Good price. There is cheaper, but I feel like this is a good deal. -Lots of organisation options. Many pockets, zippers, molle, side pouches, straps, loops, etc. Super customizable, you will be able to find a way to make your gear work. -True frame pack, with formed plastic and aluminium. -Very adjustable. Cons- Compression straps are poorly situated, and when I sinch it down I feel like I'm just distorting the backpack without actually compressing my gear. There is no vertical compression, and the other straps don't go all the way around. L This is poor design, I like the old school army ruck sacks. They just had two vertical straps and two horizontal straps, making like a tic-tac-toe around the whole bag. And you could tighten those suckers down to nothing. This bag will stay big and floppy even if it's mostly empty. Maybe I'm not using them right, but I had better luck just wrapping a belt around the whole pack and tightening it. -While the buckles and zippers are YKK, the straps and toggles are not, they are no name, but I haven't had any problems. Likewise, a lot of the stitching is single stitch, but it is reinforced around stress points. Time will tell the durability of this pack. (I'm expecting good things from it). -Biggest con for me is that the molle is almost useless for anything heavier than like a knife or a tournaquete. The side molle is so loose, it's on the outside of the pouch, so it has a lot of flop. If you attach gear to it, the whole thing will jiggle and slide to an unacceptable degree. The back molle is better, you could put heavier stuff on it, but the side Molly has several inches of play. You would be better off attaching your gear with a carabener. I had to Jimmy rig a way to secure my medkit (pictured) by running the compression straps through. This is less than ideal, but it does stop my medkit from bouncing around. I'm glad that they added molle, I just wish they would have added a way to tighten the molle, or secure gear that you attached.

This pack is awesome for the price. I usually buy the more expensive tactical gear from 5.11 or Maxpedition but neither offer a pack of this size so I went for this one. I have to say I am more than pleased. The pack is thoughtfully designed with pockets and pouches in all the right places. All the zippers and straps function properly and it carry’s very well when fully loaded. My only issue is that I am a thin guy and I am having trouble getting the hip strap tight enough so I might add a lumbar pad to take up some space. Other than that this, I am using the pack right now on a backpacking trip in Florida and it makes me happy. Not much else to say other than I will look at additional gear from this brand.

Really good backpack for groceries. I live on the 3rd floor and this thing does wonders for carrying things upstairs. It has a lot of space and can carry the majority of a shopping carts worth of groceries.

Fantastique très satisfait merci !

This pack is a great buy. For how cheap it is, it does everything you need. The material, stitching and buckles are good and strong. Iv used it for a 3 day bush mission already and it went great. Heaps of room especially with all the molle pouches you can put on it.

Poorly made, typical of chinese made products, not as advertised in volume either.

Excelente producto me impresiona mas de lo que esperaba tanto en precio comodidad y diseño

Super bien el modelo, pude meter 2 lonas y 2 tiendas individuales ademas de lo tipico que llevas a un campamento, ideal para cuando vas de campamento y ocupas documentar equipaje en el aeropuerto.