Terminator - OUTLET

Everything so far is great. I’m big on compartmentalization and with all of the pockets, I feel much more organized and can fit everything I need for the field. Quality of material and look is also outstanding. Would recommend to anyone in need of a good pack.

A very nice pack that fits every task. Used it for hiking and it worked incredibly. Tough, big, and good at distributing weight. Recommend, especially from the outlet

Not a great design for the SF Q course. Super comfortable. Nice frame. Not enough inside storage. The side sustainment pouches are too long. The girth liner inside the main compartment doesn’t serve a big purpose. Rather have a zip style break in between. The bottom access zipper to the main compartment is too small to pull out a normal sized sleep system. Side bungee pockets serve no purpose if the side sustainment pouches are full. Wouldn’t be able to put anything inside. Molle seems too small and delicate. Will keep for civilian usage. Just not applicable for work.

great all around expedition backpack for hunting, military use, tactical operations, and general travel as well. i love the green on the inside and the black color on the outside. the terminator is highly versatile and you can easily add a scabbard with a gun and make extra storage space. Well designed.

I recently purchased a F4 Terminator, and I really could not be happier with the purchase.

Anyone who’s ever spent any real time rucking knows that a tight ruck is a happy ruck. This pack has multiple points of adjustment that really enables the user to lock it down exceptionally well. The size is more than capable, I’m pleased with its ability to handle (what I view as a full “mission ready load-out.”) The fully adjustable ride height of the harness is money, and completely user friendly. I stepped out for my annual Memorial Day reflection ruck, (the first time using the new pack) with a 70lb ruck and it handled the load-out just fine.

I’ll be grabbing a 3rd midsize pack to go with my Bandit and Terminator soon.

Highly recommend!

I emailed support about the urgency and they had the bag shipped with 24 hours. It arrived the day before I flew to India, just in time. Phenomenal job on the prompt assistance, as well as the quality of the bag. I beat this thing up, overpacked, had serious pressure on this zippers, dirt, rocks, walking for 4 days straight. Not a single thread popped. It’s a tank and the frame is so adjustable I could get it to set just right to save my back on the hike.

Great quality and workmanship. Plenty of storage and modularity. Overall one of the best packs around in this size range.

It is a solid piece of equipment. I've tested it with everything I could think of, and it stays competent. Rain tarp works incredibly well for humidity and rain.
Straps are amazing and do not loosen or sway. Storage space is incredible, as everything could be modified to have maximum or minimum area for packing. It is massive. It is extremely comfortable. Running with it, even with a heavy load (when adjusted properly) feels bearable, and almost seems like a part of your body.
Overall, it is a great product for everything you require of a great rucksack.

5 Years Enlisted Army NG Infantry, soon to commission Mechanized Infantry. As an Infantryman, your Ruck is your house. It's an important investment. The USGI ruck is unfortunately wholly insufficient, and it's common for Enlisted and Officer alike to consider a privately purchased Rucksack. I previously tried Tasmanian Tiger, and have looked into Mystery Ranch, but the Eberlestock Terminator fits my needs more perfectly than any other rucksack ever has.

Pros:
-Plenty of space
-Good seperate compartments to aid in organization
-Separate back compartment for water bladder, gun sleeve
-Comfortable. Feels like the "I used to drive a cadillac, now I pack it on my back" cadence come true.

Cons:
-Needs more velcro on the exterior for Identifier/Morale patches. I bought patch panels from Patch panel and Molle'd them to the top and front of the ruck
-Very rigid molle webbing on the back of the ruck (Where you can adjust the height of harness system) can dig into your back
-A bit taller than USGI ruck, can sometimes cant to a side if not precisely balanced