Backpack recommendations for daily use

[DutchOven]

5.11 Covert 18. I actually have one for sale too

[K7addict]

I second the durability & quality of the GoRuck packs. I would suggest a Bullet Ruck 10L or their new Rucker (20L or 25L) due to their price points. I use a Bullet Ruck as my diaper bag / day pack.

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-N910A using Tapatalk

[KrisDSA]

Here is the deal, I carry a backpack with me daily. It's a standard backpack but it's time is drawing near. I've had it for a while and abused it. It's nothing fancy just a two pocket backpack. I'm looking for something that can take some abuse and can hold a fullsize gun and a revolver with the occasional set of clothes.

I saw Oakley has a few I like and some others online. I don't care for the military Mollie backpacks because they have to many pockets and zippers.

Any recommendations?

http://flagnorfail.com/products/fnf-backpack

[TruEdge]

http://www.haleystrategic.com/haley-strategic-flatpack-disruptive-grey

Can adjust the size, not too many pockets and zippers and you can still be tacticool

[bsg]

along with the OldSchool LBT packs, early Eagle Industries stuff is always worth a look. before the time of overseas manufacture, made in USA Blackhawk packs are good as well. that's not to say that current production offerings are not worthy of purchase. there's a lot of high quality stuff out there today. i'm simply a fan of the early offerings of some of these companies that have survived through the years; YMMV.

[Thesource161]

Lots of good choices out there. Lots of expensive choices too!!!

[Steponmytoes]

Maxpedition sitka gearslinger for me

[Thesource161]

http://www.haleystrategic.com/haley-...isruptive-grey

Can adjust the size, not too many pockets and zippers and you can still be tacticool

Damn they have some nice stuff!!

[Ein]

my daily backpack is an Eagle Creek, which I bought at the Container Store. 15 years and counting. Daily use since 2009. Make sure you get one with a pocket on the front so you can mount a safety light to it.

I also have an Eagle Creek bag and its very good.

[kenl]

I use a plain Targus computer backpack for travel and day use. not much to look at, but has plenty of pockets, can load a bunch of stuff into it, and is comfortable. Not tacti-cool, but it works

[KurdledCheese]

Here is the deal, I carry a backpack with me daily. It's a standard backpack but it's time is drawing near. I've had it for a while and abused it. It's nothing fancy just a two pocket backpack. I'm looking for something that can take some abuse and can hold a fullsize gun and a revolver with the occasional set of clothes.

I saw Oakley has a few I like and some others online. I don't care for the military Mollie backpacks because they have to many pockets and zippers.

Any recommendations?

Sounds more like a modified backpack is what you need. Dakine has served me well (Holds up to cramming 7+ engineering textbooks and more than 50 pounds for extended periods of time) no damage to it in over 6 years other than a pair of scissors stabbing through one of the interior pockets when it was over-stuffed, took 3 minutes to sew it back up and never had a problem since. Not to mention that once you start to shop for militaristic equipment, you stand out like a swore thumb. I'd look into some videos on youtube on sewing (unless you have some) and buy a generic looking backpack (draws less attention). Those are my 2 cents.

[jbolton]

I use a 511 12 hour and it's just not big enough. If you like 511 try the 24 hour bag. Lapolice gear has nice backpacks for under 50 bucks.

[fallfornoone]

I carry a rush 24 just about everyday. great bag

I use osprey for hiking, they make damn good gear.

many people like the la police gear bags but they are crap. I do not like them. just my opinion and experience.