Magnum Taiga 45 l Backpack - Forged Iron

I was looking to find a Good Quality Rugged Tactical Bag that has a simple build, has enough space for stuff, but without so many separate compartments with each one needing a zipper to get to my stuff, and without having to pay a fortune for it. Found It! This MAGNUM Bag in Tan I bought complies with all the standards I was hoping to find. Those hoping to get a Backpack to take into Combat might not be satisfied with this example, but for the price its Excellent! A Good Buy. Again at Military.eu

I don't know why, but the side straps do not allow you to fully use the capacity of the backpack, because they are permanently sewn on and have no adjustment. Nevertheless, I consider the simple appearance a plus.

Great backpack whose capacity often seems to exceed other models of the same volume. This is mainly thanks to practical pockets with additional compartments inside, which make it easy to quickly find small items in the 45-liter backpack. On the outside, at the front and sides, there is a functional set of loops and compression straps that allow you to attach larger items and free up space inside. I definitely recommend it.

I am evaluating the capacity of this backpack from a photographer's perspective. If you plan to take a larger camera or camcorder and fit it into a case up to 36x30x16 cm (e.g., a case for Nikon Coolpix P1100) or even up to 46 cm in length, this will be a suitable choice. In my case, a box with a height of 20 cm fits perfectly, and at 36 cm width, you have to squeeze it in a bit. It's worth equipping the backpack with additional pouches—I have quite a few from other gear, like from a tactical vest. I also added a side dump pouch for a tripod (folded max 60 cm), as well as a deep side pouch for a bottle. I added a small pouch for small items and a larger one at the bottom for a pouch with filters and other accessories. Regarding the inside of the backpack—I have one reservation about the thinnest pocket, as it's not very useful; I only put a camera tarp, foldable tray, pen, and notebook in there. I recommend this backpack if you really need to carry a lot in the field but don't need a huge model. For larger accessories (big lenses, tripods) it may already be too small. I was able to fit a full pack of water and other things in the main compartment when shopping. It is very spacious and I recommend it as part of an emergency backpack set if you have several people. It is solid and worth having.

Very good quality backpack, solidly made and great for anglers. I can easily fit two telescopic rods, one folding spinning rod, and plenty of other gear. The zippers are strong. Carrying the backpack is comfortable, and for 200 PLN the workmanship is really top-notch. I fully recommend it both for trips and for everyday use in the city if you need a lot of space. The product is worth recommending, it is of high quality.

Unfortunately, I had to exchange the backpack for a bigger one. I'm waiting to see how things turn out. This one turned out to be smaller than I expected and smaller than the one I'm currently using, but I already have my eye on the 55L model. It's much more expensive, but it's the backpack of my dreams. My opinion is based on my need for side pockets and greater capacity, because I also go to the gym, take a laptop and power bank, and a backpack under 45L is out of the question – that's exactly what I have, although it does have side pockets, you can't fit shoes in it. I'm still looking for the perfect one, and this one will definitely be it. For people choosing a backpack – I recommend paying attention to the material: nylon is more durable than polyester, both in terms of abrasion and load.

Looking for a backpack with a capacity of about 40 liters and durable for heavy loads, this one fully met my expectations – solid, waterproof material, strong zippers, you can pack clothes and canned food. I've been traveling to the forests of Borne Sulinowo for nearly 30 years and can recommend it to everyone; I'll probably buy another one for my wife. Survival is survival.

This backpack is much better than my previous model from Mil-Tec, it has two very large compartments, one with an organizer for smaller items like a notebook or multitool. The compression straps in the middle are very practical – one can be shortened and the other extended as needed. The only downside is the side MOLLE straps, which are too narrow, so it's hard to thread through the straps of an extra pocket – you have to use, for example, a multitool to help. Despite this, the backpack is definitely worth the price.

The backpack is very well made, and during several hours of marching you can hardly feel its weight. I usually carry about 6 kg of gear in it, and with my petite build it doesn't cause any problems.

This is the second backpack of this model that I've bought. I think it stands out with a great quality-to-price ratio. The backpack is very spacious, and if you carry few things, you can conveniently compress it. It's not unwieldy, and in terms of capacity it definitely wins, especially considering the price.

The backpack is of very good quality and offers surprisingly a lot of space compared to other models of similar size. Practical pockets, which have additional smaller internal compartments, make it easy to find small items in a 45-liter backpack. On the outside, the thoughtfully designed molle strap system on the front and sides and snap straps work well, allowing you to attach larger items and free up space inside. I definitely recommend it!

This tactical backpack stands out with a very good price and quality. The molle system allows for attaching additional accessories and gives more space inside. I attached a scythe, tourniquet, and helmet holder to mine, but there are many possible configuration options. It is comfortable to wear. Personally, I really like the setup with one large and one much smaller compartment. I recommend it to anyone who is hesitating!

A large backpack offering a great quality-to-price ratio. It is equipped with compression straps and a front panel and side straps compatible with the MOLLE system, which allows for easy attachment of additional gear or compression as needed. The whole is complemented by a basic hip belt.

I bought this backpack just in case, as an evacuation backpack, and I'm slowly getting to know it. It seems solid and meets my expectations.

I've been carrying textbooks, knives, wood, rollerblades, food, shoes, and other items in it since September 2019. The only issue was a seam splitting between the main compartment and the side pocket, but I easily repaired it. Although it's made of polyester, it's very durable and cheap. I give it a 5+ rating.