Very well made! I bought this along with the frame and medic bag. Each piece is worth the purchase. Can’t wait to test them out in the field! Thanks for another great bag!

They can say whatever they want, this is NOT a standalone pack and never will be. I knew I made a mistake when it came rolled up in a small box. There is no pocket or pouch inside that you can slip a stiffener into and it won't make a huge difference since the rest of the pack is so floppy. The pocket in the back that you shove the shoulder straps into when using the frame is oddly shaped and sized. Since I am not going to eat the return shipping and 15% restocking fee, I will have to invest more into it and cut down a USMC Assault Pack stiffener (Eberlestock doesn't offer their own) to try and make it somewhat useful. Extremely disappointed and I won't be buying anymore product from them for duty use.

This pack is useless w/out the mod frame another couple hundred dollars the straps on this pack are super thin and uncomfortable i tried calling to find the rt pack but again mislead this is pack number 7 from Eberlestock 👎👎👎👎👎 you dont treat your customers rt. So done

So good, this is the second pack (different color) I have bought. Different colors different mission sets, both are now ready to go and I can swap them out in seconds.

Exceptionally comfortable one we you adjust it properly. I love the modular setup. I interchange between the assault pack, the F1, vapor and bat wings. I have been using Eberlestock for several years now- 5 ? I think. They are durable and have never let me down. I carry extra buckles and straps but have only needed to rearrange load for heavier and larger distribution. I have used my packs in the mountains area vicinity of the USMC Mountain Warfare Center, Lake Leavett, Mojave Desert and Eastern Sierras and I personally think you can’t get better equipment anywhere

Solid materials construction but has some issues. Two of the six side compression straps put direct lateral pressure into the main compartment zippers. There is no zipper under the sun, that can take this long term. This pack will break. Period. The extra light weight shoulder straps are functional and carry well, but there's no effectively loading this pack where you wouldn't 100% want some kind of minimalistic hip/waist belt at a minimum. You could rig your own but why? The pack basically doesn't function without the frame. Which is fine, but then you have a slew of extra attachment points that need to be addressed vs flopping around extra stuff/weight. The internal MOLLE is solid, but if used to secure critical items, lends to making the pack very "top loaded" and top heavy unless you have large bulky and heavy items to fill the lower half of the pack. Top loaded is an atrocious way to carry weight excluding a couple very specific use cases. I would like to see the back panel MOLLE go all the way down. The attachment zippers are strong and work well with the extensions. The main compartment quad zipper works well to access stuff in the lower part of the pack without releasing everything or dumping out the whole pack. The take away here is kind of "why". The only point of having this would be to put it with the frame, and if you're not bouncing between the assault pack and the med pack, then why do you need the extra modularity of a split system? Layering this with the ACR panel works, but why on earth would you opt for that over a dedicated weapon pack? If you don't have the expressed need of carrying equipment like large breaching tools or such, the Mission system really is an "Eh...". Its a quality system, barring a couple big shortfalls, but how many of us have any real need?

Plenty of molle to add as much onto it as you want. Great built pack love how modular it is