AI Generated Review Summary
The LA Police Gear Atlas 72 Hour Tactical Backpack is highly praised for its durability, comfort, and value. Customers appreciate its sturdy construction, comfortable fit, and versatile compartments. The backpack's quality and price make it a great purchase, though some customers have mixed feelings about the number of pockets.
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Reviews
Horrible quality.
"I bought this bag for work to carry some of my PPE, radio and extra change of clothes. When I received the first backpack the quality didn't feel good as some of the zippers would get stuck and felt rough when opening them. After 2 months of use it started ripping from different areas. I submitted a warranty claim and paid over $30 to get a new one from warranty and the new one did even last one month before it started ripping apart worse than the first one. I recommend saving your money and investing a few more dollars and buy a better quality backpack that'll last way longer than this one. I'm very disappointed on this one."
— Mario C. (1/5)
Operationally tested and passed!
"I've had the same 72-hour pack for almost 8 years. This thing has stood the test of time and has been put through its paces. I definitely recommend purchasing one if you're needing a reliable duty backpack."
— Greg (5/5)
Save your money
"This bag is almost worthless. The chest strap is held down with cheap plastic. I had to return the backpack to store. The store then charged me $25 to repair, and sew on the strap permanently. The stitching ripped on the main compartment. I had the bag loaded, and picked up the bag by the top handle, it just continued to rip. Bad stitching, bad seem, not heavy duty at all. The zipper pulls are just non sense. They pulled off the first use. Will not purchase again. I have both black and coyote colors. Same defects on both. I went with the 5. 11 Rush 100 liter bag."
— Nolan S. (1/5)
The perfect 3 day ruck pack
"The 74L backpack provides tons of space to fit all your survival gear. Lots of MOLLE to attach pouches transferring water from my plate carrier to my pack. The helmet carrier holds helmets securely but is also strong enough to secure steel targets on rucks to the woods."
— Chase L. (5/5)
Weak stitching
"The backpack stitching came loose within a week of receiving it. They need more stitching. Now there’s a giant hole in the backpack."
— Jordan P. (1/5)
Very large as advertised
"These LAPG packs are decent quality but have flaws. Mine received had a lot of threads that needed to be burned so they don’t fall apart. Multi cam is a good color and the zipper pulls are lacking they could be upgraded for the price of this pack. The front stuff pouch are needs to be able to tighten it up without something in it."
— Heath S. (3/5)
My orders came damaged
"Both bags I ordered came with broken zippers or other imperfections."
— Chase B. (2/5)
Buen bolso
"El cierre Presenta fallas al abrir el bolsillo principal, pero lo demás es excelente distribución de espacios y compartimentos"
— Rafael R. (4/5)
72Hr TacBacPac
"Excellent product as always from LAPG. Well constructed, roomy and able to get all gear needed for bugging."
— Elbridge W. (5/5)
Fantastic bag
"Overall, it's a great bag that has traveled the continent with me. It's nice to have storage space for your helmet, though it can be a bit tight.
Full disclosure, the Ranger Green may as well just be the slate gray that lapg offers for other products. It's kind of ugly, and I ended up getting an olive drab one to replace the Ranger Green one I originally purchased.
The pouches are pretty great, you can pack for about a week, far beyond the 72 hours that the bag prescribes."
— Andy W. (5/5)