Product Description
Support: 1" Sternum Strap, 2" Integrated Belt (min 19" strap alone / max 52" strap alone; min 34" loop / max 67" loop)
- Main Compartment: 20.5"(H) x 16"(W) x 7.5"(D)
- Front Pouch: 15.5"(H) x 12"(W) x 2.75"(D)
- Slip Pocket: 15.5"(H) x 12"(W)
- Capacity: 2810 cu. in. / 46 liters
- Weight: 3 lbs , 8 oz
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List Price : $150.99 Price : $132.29
List Price : $150.99 Price : $132.29
Maxpedition Vulture-II Backpack (Foliage Green) Reviews
| 22 of 23 people found the following review helpful:  Use as Hybrid EDC/BOB and it ROCKS!, This review is from: Maxpedition Vulture-II Backpack (Sports) I'm an officer in a mountain town that bought one of these bad boys to double as my EDC and Bug-Out-Bag. First off, this bad is bomb-proof. Gotten snowed on, rained on, placed on wet ground (rubberized bottom is awsome and something I did not see on a lot of other bags of this nature), picked up, put down and thrown around daily. Each side rocks a Max rollypoly (with 32 nalgenes) and cocoon pouch and I also got other supplimentary pouches to pimp it out. The molle system is very handy especially when used with Max strap system. Oh, and the rubberized bottom and top of bag has molle webbing for easy tent and sleeping bag attachment. Tons of space, the picture makes the bag look smaller. Super comfortable straps too. The outter compartment also seems to be the only one on similar bags that can fit a standard metal work folder - this is priceless for easy carry along with my gear. Only drawbacks I can see is that they are made overseas although the U.S. design is damn near... Read more 14 of 15 people found the following review helpful: Tough and tumble bag for any need, This review is from: Maxpedition Vulture-II Backpack (Sports) I have been shipping around for a Bug out Bag to carry my supplies for emergency situations and I needed to find a bag that was both affordable but spacious and resilient. I shopped around for a long while and I happened upon the Vulture II bag. I did my homework and from what I gathered it was a a very tough, spacious, and comfortable bag. It was, however, a little on the expensive end ($132 when I purchased it) so I was rather resistant to shelling out that much for a bag but over the course of a couple weeks it became clear that this is exactly the bag that I want. The bag has met and exceeded all my expectations. From pulling it out of its plastic covering you can tell immediately that this was one rugged bag, it felt indestructible. Opening it up it revealed PLENTY of space for whatever you could want. There is a pocket for a water bladder if that is what one wants but as another reviewer stated it fits a laptop perfectly if you are thinking of using the bag more... Read more 8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:  I like it, but its not my favorite, By This review is from: Maxpedition Vulture-II Backpack (Sports) I was an infantry Marine for 4 years. Ive had a few packs over the years and there are differing opinions of what is "milspec" and what isnt. Even though some of the stuff we were issued was junk, i would call this pack "almost milspec". Its definitely a superstar among the typical Swiss Gear, The North Face, or Targus packs that a lot of civilians are wearing. When i say "almost", it's because in terms of "milspec", i like to see metal D rings instead of plastic ones. Ive also worn out a lot of mesh that covers padding on some packs. This pack has a solid nylon back, but still has the mesh on the straps. It does carry well, even over long distances. The straps have a nice contour to them, even though they are on the thin side. I can fit my 15" laptop in the hydration compartment, which is a big plus. The waist belt is ample enough to serve its purpose, and can be stowed away in the hydration compartment when its not needed...but then you cant put a computer in there. If you... Read more |
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