Product Description
Condor Outdoor Products, Inc specialize in tactical vest, plate carrier, modular pouches, packs...etc. With over 20 years of experience in the tactical/outdoor gear industry, Condor offers all the essential gear for any mission while saving you money.
| List Price: | $55.95 |
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Product Details
- Size: 1362-Cubic Inch
- Color: Olive Drab
- Brand: Condor
- Model: 126-001
- Released on: 2012-02-23
- Dimensions: 2.20 pounds
Features
- - Total of four compartments: - Main compartment: 18" x 10" x 5" with one zipper and one mesh pocket. - 2nd compartment 15" x 8" x 2" - Front top compartment: 4" x 7" x 2.5" - Front bottom compartment: 10" x 8" x 2.5" - Hydration compatible
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
31 of 32 people found the following review helpful.
By Jonathan Kelley
This pack is not meant to contend with high-adventure backpacking packs or major deployment packs. It's a value-focused, 24- to 72-hour pack. However, it's built well. Notably, it appears to have quality zippers, which is one of the primary points of failure on packs/bags. The pack expands quite a bit more than I expected, and once I loosened all the compression straps I found I had plenty of room to get all of my gear in it for use as an immediate response bag, which includes a set of ACUs, a few MREs, 2 bottles of water, heavy-duty poncho, and a handful of other [less bulky] support gear (knife, lightsticks, rope, etc.)
If you're looking for something a bit larger than a typical day pack, need something that's more sturdy than what you'd grab at Walmart/Target, and don't need a HUGE pack, I think this will do nicely, and it comes in a variety of colors. However I would not trust my life to this pack (i.e., if you're deploying overseas then I'd recommend a premium-quality bag like 5.11, Blackhawk, etc.)
This IS a great bag for the money and should hold up decently.
20 of 20 people found the following review helpful.
By Michael Reynolds
As a Paramedic, I needed a lightweight bag that I could easily fit between the seats in the ambulance and still be able to carry items that I need daily (My personal items). This bag coupled with Eagle Creek Quarter Cubes is perfect. I can fit 5 Quarter Cubes in the main compartment w/ room to spare and still have 3 smaller compartments to utilize. Plenty of Molle for expansion too! Great bag, well constructed for the price. The bag will serve me well for quite a while. I've used the bag heavily for about a month now without any problems or wear.
Currently the load out looks like this:
Main compartment:
Quarter cube 1: Electronics(Chargers, cords, ear buds, mini surge protector w/ USB, Solar USB Charger, spare batteries)
Quarter cube 2: Hygiene (Normal stuff: Deodorant, toothbrush and paste, floss picks, Wet wipes, eye glass cleaning cloth, Q-Tips)
Quarter cube 3: Personal first aid kit (Bandaids, Medical Tape, 4x4s, latex gloves, Neosporin, OTC Pain relievers, Imodium, Spare prescription meds, alcohol preps, hand sanitizer)
Quarter cube 4: Cold weather (Gloves, toboggans for both agencies I work for, foil blanket)
Quarter cube 5: Get home survival gear (Purification tablets, lighter, matches, tender, battery operated AM/FM Radio, compass, whistle, thermometer)
Middle Compartment (Office Compartment): iPad, note pad, extra pen, disinfecting wipes, hand sanitizer, office pouch (envelopes, stamps, check book, pen)
Small Front Compartment (Food Pocket): varies... usually 3 Clif Bars, 4 or 5 drink powder packs or instant coffee packs, hard candies, and gum.
Larger front compartment (The "Work supplies" Compartment): Stethoscope, ALS guide, badges and cards for each agency.
Plenty of room still available.
14 of 16 people found the following review helpful.
By Armageddon Aviator
This bag is very compact - it looks bigger in the pictures.
It's quite practical for everyday use...it can hold an Ipad or small laptop, sunglasses, keys, Leatherman tool, a small first aid kit, tissues...but not much more than that.
The back straps are not comfortable, it's the pack's major flaw in my opinion.
The material is good and workmanship OK ( not as good as the Maxpedition or Blackhawk products... )
But for the cheap price I paid, I think it's a good investment.
Overall, I'm pretty satisfied with this product.
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