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- Condition
- New
- Color
- Coyote
- Model
- LAPG-BG-72H-Pack-Coyote
- Dimensions
- 16.5"D x 23.25"W x 4.5"H
- Weight
- 2.74 kg
- Material
- Polyester
- Strap Type
- Shoulder Strap
Features 5
- Versatile: The LA Police Gear Atlas 72 Hour Tactical Backpack excels in both urban missions and outdoor adventures, making it your go-to choice for any activity. Built to withstand all kinds of terrains and extreme climates, this backpack combines rugged durability with comfort, ensuring you can carry your survival gear with ease.
- Convenient: The LAPG Shoulder Strap System is adjustable for a comfortable fit and integrates seamlessly with a separate Tactical Chest Pack, providing a versatile carrying solution. It's perfect for CCW or for carrying small items securely and conveniently.
- Spacious: Featuring large interior storage compartments, this combat backpack is ideal for accommodating a substantial amount of outdoor equipment as well as meeting your daily travel needs. It has a quick access open top pocket on front, the eyeglass/accessory compartment is lined with soft yet durable fleece, and the interior is loop-lined for attaching LAPG pouches or other hook-backed items.
- Durable: Constructed with durable 900D Polyester and measuring 24" H x 19" W x 10" D, this hiking backpack offers ample space for all your essentials and ensures long-lasting use. The laser MOLLE compatible design allows for easy attachment of additional pouches and accessories and its got an ergonomic and breathable padded back and removable backplate to boot.
- Reliable Craftsmanship: With a reputation built on reliability, we combine expert craftsmanship with quality materials to create tactical gear that stands up to the toughest challenges, ensuring you stay prepared and protected.
Description
LA Police Gear strives to efficiently provide customers with exceptional prices while maintaining fast, friendly, and knowledgeable service. We carry almost anything you can imagine for police, military, private security, emergency medical services, outdoor activities, and infinitely more. Whether you need something for work or for pleasure, we’ve got your back. The LA Police Gear Atlas 72H MOLLE Tactical Backpack is made from Ultra-Tough 900D Polyester with PVC Coating. So as not to scream "tactical", we've utilized laser cut MOLLE on all areas of the packs. We have also added a new feature to the straps of the Atlas line that allows you to buckle in our LAPG Tactical Chest Pack Attachment directly to the backpack. We spent a long time on the drawing board and on the trail with the Atlas backpacks and know that it shows. You won't be disappointed.
Specs 40
| Other Special Features of the Product | Hydration Bladder Holder |
|---|---|
| Recommended Uses For Product | Leisure, Sport |
| Strap Type | Shoulder Strap |
| Compatible Device Size Maximum | 17 inches |
| Pocket Description | Utility Pocket |
| Apparel Closure Type | Zipper |
| Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant |
| Embellishment Feature | Buckle |
| Number Of Pockets | 9 |
| Number of Compartments | 9 |
| Backpack Harness Type | Shoulder Harness |
| Fit Type | adjustable |
| Material Type | Polyester |
| Product Care Instructions | Hand Wash Only |
| Outer Material | Polyester, Polyvinyl Chloride |
| Lining Description | Polyester |
| Shell Type | Soft Shell |
| Apparel Fabric Stretch | No Stretch |
| Apparel Fabric Weight Class | Heavyweight |
| Storage Volume | 4560 cubic inches |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 16.5"D x 23.25"W x 4.5"H |
| Item Weight | 2.74 kg |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Size | 24" x 19" x 10" |
| Color | Coyote |
| Backpack Design | Daypack Backpack |
| Subject Character | sports |
| Sport Type | Airsoft, Hiking, Hunting |
| Theme | Military |
| Pattern | Solid |
| Item Shape | Rectangular |
| Product Style | Hiking |
| Brand Name | LA Police Gear |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| School Type | High School |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| UPC | 840041700602 641606873829 |
| Manufacturer | LA Police Gear |
| Manufacturer Part Number | LAPG-BG-72H-Pack-Coyote |
| Import Designation | Imported |
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Really Great Pack With Potential for Improvement
Color: Coyote
I spent an embarrassing amount of time obsessing over contenders for my edc pack and this one won out. I’m happy with it; good price, comfortable to carry, holds a ton of weight (I’ve carried 53lbs in it so far), has tons of room and for an athletic guy at my build (6’0” 208lbs), it doesn’t feel like a ton of awkward bulk on my frame and all the straps distribute the weight well on longer walks when I’m carrying a lot. The compression straps do a great job of managing pack profile, whether barely- or fully-loaded. The compartments are well-thought out and generous. I like the big loop material panel on the inside of the main compartment (I have so many morale patches and it’s fun to be able to carry a bunch with me to swap out on a whim), and I could see this being useful if I needed to have tear-away packs on my person, too. The stitching and material both seem pretty quality. The color matches issue Air Force boots exactly, which I’m dainty enough to admit was a *minor factor* in buying but not enough to sway a better functioning option—this just happened to check both boxes. (Tbh I kind of wish this were available in ocp, and would literally buy a second one if so) I really like that it’s 72hr capable but still makes sense as an edc. If I were a smaller person I might not feel the same way, but I also carry my kitchen sink around for “End Times” shenanigans, so like… maybe not, come to think of it. Some things I’d like different in the next version? If there’s a way to make the admin panel on the front detachable, it’d be a huge win. Condor makes one like that but I specifically avoided Condor like the plague they are. Also, the laser cut PALS lattice seems a little thin, which could just be in my head and it might be totally fine but it just looks and feels like it won’t support much weight; time will tell when I actually start mounting accessories on this bag—if I ever even need to. Other packs I considered have thicker material here and that’s a noticeable thing but maybe it’s fine? I appreciate the schoolbag-style stitched pockets for pens and other accessories in the admin panel, but in all honesty the material used for this feels like the weakest link of the construction—that same nylon type canvas that is used in Jansport style bags that rips if you so much as machine wash them…so it doesn’t instill the most confidence, but I do use them. Honestly I would have paid a little extra if the insides featured more PALS panels or webbing, or more loop material to mount my own pouches inside, instead. The waterproofing is kind of a Schrödinger’s Cat thing—it’s both there and not there. The interior of the pack has a vinyl coating that stops water from getting in, but water still gets in around the zippers. If you’ve been out in the rain, plan on opening this puppy up completely for at least a night to dry out. There is a zippered compartment just above the logo at the bottom of the bag that is a pretty sensible spot to stow a pack bonnet to avoid this, but for the life of me I can’t understand why the manufacturer didn’t just sew or button one in here and charge slightly more for it. Lastly, any hydration pack tube routed up through either port beside the carry handle is going to fight with your glasses if you put any kind of glasses in the dedicated glasses pouch. Safety glasses or sport glasses won’t have a hard time with this but thinner wireframes might. At any rate, I’d still recommend to anyone who isn’t shy of carrying a bigger pack at a good price and wants some good features and expandability, even if they aren’t in uniformed services. It’s a sensible pack with great features at a fair price and plenty of potential. Fun fact: There are a couple of loops at the bottom for 1” webbing…you can roll a fleece tight enough to leash to the bottom of the pack using a couple 1” flat elastic blousing straps.(:
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Color: Grey
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Color: Black
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Color: Od Green
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Good bag for the price
Color: Od Green
Bag is worth the price. Other brands out there with the same exact bag have it for double the price. LAPG has some legit gear that will hold. Used this bag as a Military school bag for my laptop and travel. The pockets came in handy. I have a field training coming up, and will update the review to see how it holds up getting thrown around. Overall 100% worth it. **UPDATE** Took the bag out to the field and it def came I. Handy with all the compartments. The pouch between was a good call because you can store your MICH, ACH, whatever helmet you have for the field or store documents. The bag held up, after a few weeks in the field and being thrown around in a tactical vehicle in the California desert. Zippers held up. A good field bag for sure in my book
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