FOX OUTDOOR PRODUCTS Recon Butt Pack | 15x15x8 Modular Tactical Waist Bag w/ 3 External Pockets, QR Buckles, Lined Interior

I picked this Butt Pack up to use with my day gear. It is an excellent little piece of equipment and well worth the money. The bag itself comes in an olive green. It has a large inner pouch, 3 medium size and one smaller size pouch on the outside. It has solid quality straps and buckles and Molle attachable. The top pouch is perfect for carrying smaller items such as a compass, map, ferro rods, folding (secondary or third) knife, It closes with a solid zipper and is easily accessible with the gear on a belt or pack. The inner pack has two pockets that are accessible. There is one on the inside of the upper flap and the bottom pocket has a storm closure so that you can keep the items inside secure and clean. The entire pack is waterproof and has an poly urethane lining to shed water. In addition in the main pocket there are two small drain holes in the bottom should the pack become submerged. Each of the pockets have quick release clips, and a draw string closure to keep contents secure. The attachable gear is suited to a pistol belt, a tactical vest, and a Molle or Alice pack. This is one QUALITY piece of gear. I saw one of the answers to the questions was that it wasn't canvas and this was somehow a drawback. You can go to a surplus store and buy an used Army butt pack, but it will be only one pocket and will be canvas. But the Fox pack is made out of tactical polyester and is as rugged as possible. It will hold up under any stresses that is required of it, and keep on coming. I use mine for hunting and day trips. The inner pack in addition to the aforementioned, is also equipped with a zipper closure, so it is a great place to stow a lunch, the pouches carry mags very well, and other shooting gear so it is great for the range, and it is something that your kids can use to carry their stuff in for school or other after school activities. All in all, this is one of the best Butt Packs on the market and you don't want to miss having one in your kit. Buy it, and you will appreciate the price and quality, and above all, the flexibility of use.

Very large buttpack definitely worth the money. It has plenty of room for my gear. It comes with alice clips and also has molle straps

I've purchased 3 of these packs and I love them. They are sturdy, useful, little buttpacks. It's closer to a small backpack than the old .mil buttpack, so it can carry a lot. I mounted one on a Condor battle belt with suspenders. I also mounted 2x of those molle tactical water bottle pouches. (they are the perfect size for Walmart's Ozark Trail 36oz steel water bottles). This little pack allows me to always have everything I need when I go out hiking in the mountains. The 3 outer pockets easily hold my water filter, med kit, food bars, etc. The main flap has a top pouch and an admin pocket underneath. The main flap has a waterproof lining underneath. The main compartment is lined with waterproof fabric which extends out of the bag with a strap so you can close it like a dry bag. Not too shabby. The main pouch holds my esbit stove, bug spray and sunscreen, poncho, wool sweater, and etc with room to spare. Overall, it's a pretty good little pack. There is one issue I found- The stitching on my original packs' pouches blew out and I had to hand-stitch it back into shape. That was easy and it has held up ever since. I rely on this pack every time I go out in the woods, so I've had a lot of experience with it and I can't find anything similar to replace it, which is why I got 2 more. Give it a try. Oh, and currently as of August 2024, the OD Green pack is about 20$ cheaper than the other colors available, which is pretty cool.

It’s a knockoff of Eagle Industry’s buttpack. But you get what you pay for. The inner lining that cinches down ripped off first trip I made with it and the zippers started breaking off after a while. It’s a good dump pouch or something to sort your gear but I wouldn’t use it for a long time.

This pack is bigger than I thought it would be which is a plus. I'll be using it for hunting and we will see how it holds up. It seems to be pretty well made. I just wish they included elastic bands or velcro tabs to manage the excess cords but I'm just being nit picky. **Update - 12/06/2016: I've had a chance to use this on a few hunts and I'm glad that I have it. The main compartment is large enough to fit a roll of toilet paper and a rolled hoody (Size Large). I've found the top pockets useful for wallets, phones or anything small that you'd easily lose. I've gone through a few thorn bushes and this thing has held up very well.

The amazon page says it weight 0.6 lbs. I weighed it, and it weighs 1.6 lbs. 1.6 lbs is 0.726 kg. This is quite a lot of weight for its capabilities (not fully water resistant like watershed bags for similar or less weight).

I like the pack, showed up faster than I was quoted, I'm not a fan of the way the main interior compartment closes and planned on removing it if I liked the pack, as I opened it up and was looking it over, I opened up the main compartment, holding the pack by the roll up inside closure flap and put my hand in to pop it out of flat and just about all of the inside closure flap tore out, for me it's no big deal I planned on removing it, I test pulled/yanked the rest of the pack and it stayed together, seems pretty solid, stitched well, keeping it and using a dry bag inside the main compartment

Very well made, larger than most military style butt packs. Well made and roomy. While it works well as a butt pack, it’s larger size also makes it nice for use as a small day pack if your H or Y harness allows it to attach at the shoulders.

Holds a lot of gear and with the larger pocket caps everything stays dry.

love it