HYKING3 In 1 Military Backpack Travel Duffle Bag for Weekender Gym Traveling Workout Deployment

I am in sales and development in the hydraulic sealing industry, and bought this to carry tooling and measuring instruments to customer sites. I'd been using an old bugout bag, but my 20" calipers and large micrometers wouldn't fit in it and had to always carry them seperate. I knew this would be overkill on depth, but it works out great in every other way. It seems to be very decent quality and construction, and fits the bill. The only issue I had is with the retention strap in the inside - the way it's designed, you'd only be able to secure gear if it were filled almost to max depth, the female end of the buckle was sewn in and not adjustable. I just took a razor blade and cut the strap where sewn, and made it adjustable. Very happy with the bag, I may buy a medium or small size for travel. (I purchased the large)

The design offers fantastic value, easily outperforming competitors at twice the price. Its generous capacity and light weight make it a compelling option as carry-on luggage, for travel essentials. ¶ Flexible spaciousness is major asset. Overall, I’m highly satisfied. Only if I have to be picky, I’m also wondering whether the top compartment really needs two zippers. Adding a lock to secure the top compartment with the two main zippers would make it more practical for optional secure space. Two side pockets are already spacious enough for quick-access items. So, the top compartment could be reserved for more valuables. ¶ Testing its durability with approaximately 10Kg of water and bottles, the bag felt remarkably robust. It would be beneficial if Hyking specifies recommended weight limit for user reference. ¶ The quality of the shoulder strap belts, however, seems to fall short of the otherwise impressive materials and construction of the main body and other accessories. I'm interested to know if other users have experienced this. Additionally, the two foldable dividers might be improved by exploring alternative attachment methods to the top cover, such as additional Velcro strips or extending the zipper to a third side, to ensure they remain securely in place.

If you ski, you know you need a bigger than normal bag for a 3 day weekend for your casual wear and ski gear. Plus, I like to stay at a ski club lodge where I need to bring my own bedding. This bag fits it all. The top compartment fits my pillow case, fitted sheet, and top sheet with a little room to spare, (for reference as to how much you can fit in the top compartment that is hard to determine by just looking at it). Molle system is perfect for additional pouches, but you really don't need them. 3 internal compartments are nice for separating gear, and it also aids when "rounding" your gear pile, (you will notice that the top is rounded, which I first thought was awkward, but works just fine). If I really pack it tight, the zippers hold up great. It is easy to put on your back - it's not awkwardly weighted, and the back pack straps and bottom are engineered perfectly for putting it on and carrying, (I don't even need to synch down the straps when I put it on, which is very impressive). I would have 2 suggestions to make it even more awesome-er; add a small external pouch / pocket for keys, wallet, and glasses case; add a slim padded internal sleeve for lap top computer. Pictures for comparison; an old Army ruck sack that I lived out of for 8 months during 1st Gulf War, with a fleece blanket attached to the outside (and I actually have that packed inside in the other 2 pics), and one standing up on its own without having to support it, which shows how well it is engineered. If you have spent time in the Army, you know how critical we are of gear, how well it's engineered and made, it's practicality, and will it stand up to jumping it out of a plane 100 times. If you are looking for a duffle for a week long summer trip, or 3 day weekend ski trip, this is the duffle !!

I recently purchased this overlanding bag and I am beyond impressed with its sheer amount of room and organization. There’s so much space inside, making it the perfect solution for all my gear when I’m heading out for an overlanding trip. Whether it's camping equipment, extra clothes, or tools, this bag fits everything comfortably. The main compartment is deep and spacious, and the multiple pockets help keep things organized, so I don’t have to dig around to find what I need.One of the standout features of this bag is the variety of compartments. The front pocket is large enough for smaller, easy-to-access items like snacks, a first aid kit, or even my keys. There’s also a well-placed side zip pocket where I keep my charger and other tech accessories, which I really appreciate for quick access. The Molle webbing on the front is another great touch, allowing me to attach additional gear or pouches if needed. This bag is designed for practical use, and I can tell a lot of thought went into its layout.Now, while the bag has so many great features, I do have to mention that the color is a bit off from what I expected. The "Tan" color is closer to a dark mustard, which isn’t exactly the neutral tone I was hoping for. This means that my Khaki Molle bags don't quite match with it, which is a bit irksome if you’re into color coordination for your gear. Still, the bag’s functionality far outweighs this color mismatch, especially when you’re focused on performance rather than aesthetics.The straps are comfortable, and the overall design is solid—perfect for throwing on my back and heading into the wilderness. I love the durability of the material, which feels like it will withstand the elements during those rugged overlanding trips. Whether you’re using it for a quick weekend getaway or an extended outdoor adventure, this bag has enough space to handle everything you need, and the pockets make it easy to stay organized.This is a must-have for overlanding enthusiasts who need a durable, spacious, and practical bag for carrying their gear. Despite the slight color issue, it’s still a fantastic choice for anyone looking for a high-quality, functional bag. I would definitely recommend it to anyone who values space, durability, and organization in their outdoor gear.