SOG Opord Tactical Day Pack, 39.1-Liter Storage

Great backpack. I've been using this backpack almost daily for a couple months now and it is holding up great. I use it to take my work clothes, boots, lunch to the gym before work and to take my gym shoes and clothes home. It's nice and roomy and the multiple pockets are great. I'm able to fit size 12 men's "cowboy" boots, under clothing, dress slacks, dress shirt & my lunch in the main compartment. The front flap thing is great because I can put my stinky gym clothes in there where they get more air so they don't get the bag all funky. I was using a duffle bag but I hate duffle bags for every day use. This is great because there are a couple different compartments for easy organization. In the back it unzips part of the way, I guess that may be for a body armor plate, I don't have one so I keep a legal notepad and spare towel in there. That pocket runs the full length of the bag so I'm pretty sure that yeah, it's for body armor plate/panel.I was also able to fit an AK type pistol, loaded mag and some other smaller stuff in the main compartment, so that was great for the road trip we took. For those familiar with what I'm talking about it is a 10.5" barrel Yugo M85/92. I did take the booster off and put the thread protector on as the booster adds a couple inches and it doesn't fit with the booster. But, the pistol functions without the booster so that's no biggie anyway. If you have a folding stock SBR or a folding arm brace on your pistol it will likely fit as well.I was looking at the 5.11 24 hour bag and this is less than half the price and I like the outer flap part on this. The fabric, stitching and zippers feel nice and strong on it as well.

Good bag holds a lot I can always store sneakers inside or went in the outside panel I think it's a really good bag I think it's really worth the price and for what I've seen and heard is their customer service is really good I think they have like something like a lifetime warranty if there are manufacturers or things that are not necessarily your fault to help you out and help they'll help you out

Picked this up for my son for a school backpack. He is hard on bags and has destroyed the last couple school backpacks he's had. Decided to go with a tactical backpack for the durability, was not disappointed. This bag has tons of pockets and storage and seems well made and should last well.

I ordered this bag in order to take it with me on hikes for a Merit Badge. Overall the bag is great; its well built and seems to be very durable, the Molle is a nice touch that I intend to use. I love all the little pockets that keep popping up for gear and there is just so many really intelligent features that make this bag great.Unfortunately the bag is a lot bigger than I originally though. It is 40 L and may have been that I was not paying attention, but it is a lot larger than daypacks I have had in the past. This means that folding it up into a bag is practically impossible.Other than that small inconvenience the bag is awesome. It fits all of my school/activity things in it with room to spare and will hold hiking gear no problem. I hope to get a lot of use out of it

My SOG day pack is 4 years old and I use it almost everyday. The sternum strap and waist belt are very important features on this pack. It has well thought out storage areas and pockets. I really like the easy access outer pocket... I wasn't thrilled with the zippered side pockets at first, but now that I'm used to them, they are very good and useful. One of the best features though is how SOG has placed velcro closures on all the straps, so they can be squared away. When I find a product that surpasses my expectations, I buy a 2nd one, so I have one on hand the day the 1st one finally wears out... With this pack, I'm not sure that day will come, but at this price, I wasn't going to take the chance that it wouldn't and I bought a 2nd one, that's in the closet, still in the factory plastic.

Excellent bag, more space than I know what to do with for my bushcraft bag, adding a water pouch, dump pouch, gadget pouch and general pouches to organize it a bit better. It is moderately difficult to organize this bag as it is mainly 6 compartments, there's the main one; it's got a "pouch" inside for a hydration system, a small set on either side, 2 front zippered areas; one has some organizational areas that aren't well equipped for anything but school and a hidden pouch on your back that houses a 5x7 reflective tarp for me. You can add a lot with the extensive molle webbing and the front and sides have with some on the waste belt, I'm not sure what to call it, an open pouch that I use for my items that go on my belt for camping; knife, multitool, headlamp etc. Very adjustable and comfortable, I have 25lbs of gear (with water and food for 2 nights) and I've done a 20ish mile hike to the campsite I was using in the blue ridge and didn't need to readjust or cinch anything down. I'd say it's water resistant, I didn't go through a downpour but it wasn't a misting either and some water did get in, drain holes are built into the bottom. Exceptional bag for the price, very useful for a bugout bag or a camping ruck/military style bag.