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Product Description
SUPERIOR QUALITY THAT WILL WITHSTAND THE TOUGHEST ADVENTURES
The only bag you need is the MonkeyPaks™ "Big Monkey" Tactical Military MOLLE Backpack!
The "Big Monkey" US Army style backpack gives you complete control over your gear in one easy-to-carry, ultra durable design.
The modular design includes a removable waist, fanny, or shoulder bag that can also be used by itself with the included belt or shoulder sling.
Stands up to Adventure...
When we created MonkeyPaks, we ran our packs through the toughest of tests....
And we thought of everything.
That's why every single MonkeyPak was created to the highest standards:
- Reinforced seams
- Heavy-duty zippers with paracord pulls
- Modular design
- Expanded space for maximum storage
- Versatile and durable MOLLE webbing
....MonkeyPaks has your back, and will play hard with you every step of the way.
Quality double stitched seams help to prevent rips and tears, making this the only military backpack you'll need for years to come.
The zippers are even constructed with quality heavy duty big teeth that function smoothly, with paracord pulls to allow for whisper quiet operations.
RUGGED, MILITARY STYLE TACTICAL PACK FULLY EQUIPPED FOR HYDRATION
The Monkey Paks hydration system is made to last through all your toughest hikes, runs, adventures, and obstacles. From it’s super tight water reservoir to insightful features such as paracord zipper pulls and MOLLE webbing, you’ll be well suited for any event, game or excursion.
It's lightweight & efficient, too...Because you might need to move fast sometimes, the MonkeyPaks Big Monkey backpack will never weigh you down with extra bulk.
It's perfect for all your small items with its built in organizer and zippered pockets.
Then there are two detachable zippered side pockets that are 5.5 inches by 2.5 inches by 8 inches in size.
GET THE MONKEY ON YOUR BACK
Completing this US Army backpack is the main pack 20"H x 12"W x 8.5"D which has 2 double zippered compartments.
When fully assembled, the pack has plenty of space for 3 days worth of gear, and the MOLLE and PALS attachment points let you expand the storage possibilities even more.
THE ONLY PACK YOU'LL EVER NEED: SUPERIOR QUALITY THAT WILL WITHSTAND THE TOUGHEST ADVENTURES
With the MonkeyPaks™ Large Tactical Backpack, you're prepared to take on all types of weather conditions and terrain.
The Monkey Paks water backpack is constructed of durable 600D nylon. Tough MOLLE webbing offers even more versatility.
The BPA-free bladder and drinking tube is made to last. When you make the decision to "get the Monkey on your back," you can strike out into the wild knowing you're prepared for anything.
Finally - a hydration backpack that won’t let you down when your fun, and maybe life, depend on it.
2.5 Liter, BPA Free Leak-Proof Water Bladder Included
Some of those other packs require you to buy one separately.
Now you can sip without stopping, because MonkeyPaks always come fully equipped with the complete water bladder hydration system, so there’s no need to buy anything else.
Simply fill the bladder, strap on your pack, and you’re prepared for anything.
Ensure you have the perfect military backpack available for every mission, adventure, and unexpected situation.
The only decision you have to make is which color you want.
Get the MonkeyPaks™ "Big Monkey" Tactical Military Backpack and you are sure to be ready for anything!
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Very satisfied with storage space. Quality is slightly questionable.
Bought for use as a 72-hour bug-out pack. In other words, this pack will likely see no significant use for (hopefully) a long time. Excuse me while I knock on wood.I state that outright because I will be evaluating this pack with regard to the way I am using it - as a container for emergency/survival supplies, and not as a camping or everyday-use pack. My goal was to put as much as possible inside the pack, since to effectively fill its role as a grab-and-go bug-out bag it should not have a ridiculous number of things swinging around on the outside, and anything that must be outside should be strapped down tightly. I wanted a pack that was still backpack-sized but could hold all my emergency/survival essentials (if I really wanted to prep for 72 hours of survival in comfort, I'd have bought something like a 75L trekking pack).In this capacity as a storage pack, I am extremely satisfied. In the main pack alone, I have managed to fit a 66"x90" wool blanket, six MREs, a pair of Merrell Moab Ventilators (size 10.5), a minimal change of clothes (a pair of ACU trousers, a t-shirt, and two pairs of thick socks), an 8'x10' tarp, and 7L of water (2.5L in the hydration bladder, two 2L Platy bottles, and a 0.5L Arrowhead bottle). I have two more Arrowhead bottles (for a total of 8L of water) and various additional odds and ends (red and green chemlights, a compass, a solar/handcrank-powered radio/flashlight, bug spray, 50' of paracord, etc. etc.) in the included MOLLE pouches or strapped to the outside of the pack. There is a decent amount of PALS space on the sides, enough to put extra MOLLE pouches if you have them - I threw an IFAK (first aid kit) on there as well. If I haven't beaten my point to death yet, this thing is impressively capable as far as storage space goes. I've attached a few images showing just how packed this thing is.My only worry is the quality. If a backpack has cinching straps, I'm going to use them - and frankly, the cinching straps on this pack make me a little nervous. The straps appear sturdy enough, with solid buckles and decent stitching where the straps meet the buckles, but after tightening and re-tightening them a few times (I had to re-pack the pack several times) they seem as if they are starting to pull away ever so slightly from the body of the pack, exposing the threads that connect them to the pack (see image). I've compensated by refraining from tightening the cinch straps as tightly as I would normally (which I can deal with - with a pack as full as mine, the cinch straps don't make much of a difference anyways), but it does make me worry a bit about the long-term durability of this pack.There are a few other little quirks:- Most of the straps aren't folded at the end of the strap, so if you loosen them too much they simply pop out of the buckle (see image). Not a major problem, but a minor nuisance.- The two MOLLE side pouches do not use the conventional snap-button straps for attachment; instead, they use straps that are lined with Velcro, with complementary Velcro on the back of the pouch. The straps themselves are not very reinforced, making it a bit difficult to thread them through the webbing. The pouches are less securely attached than real MOLLE gear as a result, especially if your pack and/or your pouch is/are fully loaded, as this may distend the fabric and affect the degree of contact between the two Velcro sides.Overall, I am very impressed with the storage capacity. I had, for example, originally planned to roll the wool blanket and tarp together and strap them to the outside of my pack, as one might do with a tent while backpacking. Turns out I had enough space to fit both inside the main compartment. My one major concern is with the quality of the cinch straps, which do not seem like they would be able to do their job well should this pack see consistent use for a long period of time.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2016
I was in the market for a good Bug-Out-Bag and after perusing all the options available on Amazon I decided to give this one a try. It looked to have the best size to price ratio as well as a few features that were not offered on most of the other bags. First off I have to say this is one big bag, but I feel the more you can carry in a bug-out situation the better off you are going to be. By that logic a bag is never really going to be big enough but this one comes close especially keeping in mind that I'm 60+ years old and honestly can't carry as much as I could when I was 40 or 20. My only fault with this bag is the zipper pulls, or more precisely their attachment points to the zipper. There is a very slight gap on the side of the zipper on the side that gets the pressure when you unzip and that slight gap has caused the pull to detach itself a couple of times. No big deal really and I have numerous work-arounds in mind. It is something I would like to see addressed though as this makes an otherwise great zipper just a touch annoying. The second thing I would like to comment on is the detachable "Fanny pack" at the bottom is attached with snaps rather than Velcro. They are difficult to snap once the pack is full. Velcro would have been a better option IMHO. As for the comfort this pack is adjustable 6 ways from Sunday and should accommodate just about every body type. I ended up removing the waist belt because I am abnormally long from the waist to the shoulders and it would only attach around my stomach which wasn't really comfortable. Other than that there is a plethora of attachment points and tie downs to allow you to strap on sleeping bags and other items that would otherwise be eating up room inside the pack. The hydration system looks to be of good quality with adequate water storage to see you through most conditions without worrying about thirst and frees you from having to carry bottles or canteens. To give you an idea of the size of this pack there is a Gerber Kukri strapped onto the side and that puppy is 22" lomg. The outside dimensions of the bag, fully loaded sans sleeping bag and the two external side packs is 20"H x 12"W x 12"D
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Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2015
