U.S. Armed Forces MOLLE Pack

Unisex MOLLE Pack
Reviewed by Trr15, Aug 27, 2009

"This pack is perfect for what I purchased it for. I was looking for a high capacity, heavy duty pack for elk hunting. Specifically I wanted something to haul 4 quarter bags (heavy canvas ones), field butchering kit including hatchet, saw and knife, my heavy Woolrich hunting coat (which fits perfectly in the sleep system carrier), para cord and a few snacks, Nalgene bottles and odds and ends."

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Unisex MOLLE Pack
Reviewed by Blackbeard Ben, Jun 28, 2009

"For civilian backpacking, the Molle pack is decent. Everyone says it's not durable enough for military use, but for civvies it's plenty as far as I can tell. I used it this spring for a three day trip in the mountains of North Carolina (the Black Balsam range in Pisgah Nat'l Forest) and I was very happy with it."

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Men's MOLLE Pack
Reviewed by an anonymous hiker, Apr 26, 2006

"I own the MOLLE II ruck, sleep system carrier, and patrol pack. I find it very good for general civilian hiking and camping. The waist-belt/shoulder straps are well designed and let you carry a large load easily."

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Men's MOLLE Pack
Reviewed by Jim Keith, Sep 03, 2005

"I was issued the MOLLE pack the first time I went to Afghanistan in 2002. While the MOLLE holds a great deal more than the traditional ALICE pack and seems to distribute the weight better, there are two significant disadvantages to the MOLLE as used in combat."

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Men's MOLLE Pack
Reviewed by an anonymous hiker, Aug 07, 2005

"The MOLLE Pack is great. Its modularity helps better organize your equipment. The only bad part about it was the frame. Eagle Industries/Down East Inc have a new frame that is stronger, lighter, and more versatile. If you buy a MOLLE don't buy it without the new Eagle Industries fourth generation frame."

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Men's MOLLE Pack
Reviewed by an anonymous hiker, May 02, 2005

"The U.S. Military Molle Pack is an okay rucksack. I personaly like this rucksack, it is more comfortable than past packs like the Alice Pack. Its organization is great. The LBV is great. I like this pack.""

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Men's MOLLE Pack
Reviewed by an anonymous hiker, Mar 31, 2005

"The MOLLE pack is a worthless piece of crap. The plastic frame breaks under pressure too often. There are too many straps and not enough organization. If you want a good military ruck get an ALICE pack."

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Men's MOLLE Pack
Reviewed by JJ, Feb 06, 2005

"This pack is useless. Anyone who gives this pack a good rating or spends money on it has no clue. The MOLLE is too big for one. All of the pockets and straps are overkill. Marine mortarman such as myself would testify that this pack cannot handle the weight of a crew served weapon."

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Men's MOLLE Pack
Reviewed by Morgan, Sep 03, 2004

"The previous reviewer must have worn this pack to the tent in his backyard. The MOLLE system is useless. The frames crack, the main pack is way to small, and the equipment is not durable.

As a Marine I have other serious problems with the gear too."

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Men's MOLLE Pack
Reviewed by Marine Infantry, May 27, 2004

"More comfortable than the old ALICE pack and the system for attaching accessories to the pack is great. However, the pack is too heavy (not that the weight bothers me, it's just I would rather save it for ammo, food, and water) and does not have enough internal capacity."

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Men's MOLLE Pack
Reviewed by Nathan G., Feb 16, 2004

"THE U. S. ARMY MILITARY MOLLE PACK IS A GOOD PACK FOR CAMPING, HUNTING, HIKING,A ND IT'S MODULAR. THE PACK CONSISTS OF A LOAD BEARING VEST, FRAME, SHOULDER STRAPS, MAIN RUCKSACK, WAIST BELT, M-16 AMMO BADOLIER,RADIO POCKET, 2 SUSTAINMENT POUCHES, SLEEP SYSTEM CARRIER, AND A PATROL PACK."

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