Battleship

I wish mine came with a Multicam Bag Cover instead of Coyote. But other than that its a great bag, super comfy even loaded down at 80lbs.

I was always pleased with my Eberlestock gear in the past. Normally I used the 72 hour packs for work. Wanted to upgrade to a longer, larger pack and was not disappointed with the Battleship. Can't say enough about the quality and fit. Top notch.

Amazing

Haven’t used it yet. This is my second pack from Eberlestock. My first is a j107 dragonfly, it has been relentlessly dependable and I’ve had up to three boned out elk quarters in it at a time. Eberlestock packs may not be the lightest out there, but they may very well be the toughest. I wanted the battleship for scouting and summertime backpacking trips more than for hunting. I generally don’t need a pack as big as this for hunting, but I have three kids that are at the point of starting to come along on summer fishing trips and I can see me needing to pack a lot of their light but big things like sleeping bags and such. I definitely don’t want to see how much can be stuffed into the battleship as it is a huge pack.

I recently purchased the battleship V90, and after using it for a few weeks, I can say it’s one of the best backpacks I’ve owned. The V90 is a versatile, durable, and comfortable backpack that’s perfect for both daily commuting and outdoor activities. Its well-thought-out design and ample storage options make it a great choice for anyone in need of a reliable, all-around pack.

I’ve had the Battleship on my wish list for over a year now. Black Friday let that come to fruition. Loaded it up and gave it a test run by hiking for over an hour in the cold and rain. Far more comfortable than I was expecting for such a massive backpack. Between the hip belt, shoulder straps and load lifter adjustments, it’s easy to shift the weight of the pack to reduce fatigue and soreness. I am always satisfied when it comes to Eberlestock. Black Friday deals make them a no-brainer.

This pack is of the highest quality I’ve ever seen. I put every single piece of backpack camping gear I own including my stove and I still have enough room to fit another probably 40L worth of stuff inside my bag. This does not even include the side pockets and things I could strap to the outside of the pack.