User Review: U.S. Armed Forces ALICE Pack

Reviewed July 7, 2006 by zatoichi

Rating:
Design: Ruck sack
Size: 3500?
Max. Load Carried: 80 lbs, usually 50 pounds
Height of Owner: 6'3"
Price Paid: issued as TA-50

I did not like this pack. I used to be a grunt carry this pack around such places like Fort Benning, Fort Lewis, Yakima Firing Center, and Germany.

It is a very heavy design, though it is durable.

It is not very comfortable with heavy loads. It put a lot of stress on my back over the years I had to carry it. After I left the service I got by a car. My doctor noticed that I had calcification in my back from all that weight all those times I carried the pack. This was over a four year period. I was 22 to 26 years old. I do not recommend this pack for anyone for a prolonged period of time.

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