G.I. US Army ACU MOLLE II Waist Pack

This works exactly as intended. I have a soft spot for some of the older gear as I'm learning what the newer generation is going to be using but this pack can be used in so many ways. You can expect the military grade quality and durability, along with good quality zippers and buckles. The size is more than enough for my use; keeping a rolled up goretex parka in it and clipped to the underside of my hiking bag. The straps and buckles are easy to use and figure out, especially if you want to attach this your own way to something. Also, the color. While I'm not a big fan of ACU, it doesn't bother me for this use case, but it can also easily be painted or sprayed to match another scheme you have or another generic hiking color. For my use, I left it the way it is, as it sits under the bag and does not bother me for hiking purposes. This item arrived in pristine condition I might add, so I know it's going to outlive me.

Came in perfect condition! It has plenty of storage space and you can use it as a front or rear fanny pack with the belt it comes with. Feels high quality and seems like it'll be quite hardy! Since it is UCP, it won't draw as much attention compared to a multicam pack.

Excellent volume, excellent carry as waist pack or cross body pack, especially for outdoors use. Very durable material of pack, straps, and fasteners. Adequate for carrying needed gear and snacks for a rugged day hike in the wilderness or a less rugged outing.

Brand new and excellent!!! I am very happy with this purchase! Great price and very handy pack. Shipping was very fast! Great size for day hiking and will easily attach to your regular rucksack to accommodate any additional needs.

I think it’s a pretty high-quality item. The fabric is pretty thin, but it’s nice that it’s versatile where you can wear it as a waste pack or attach it to a pack. It does hold my range roll, which is why I got it.

This US Army military surplus waistpack is tough as nails, clean and waterproof (within limits), and after being in storage since 2008, as evidenced by the attached tag, has no odor or any visible wear of any kind. The waist belt was stashed away in the tunnel in the back surface as it should have been, and is likewise clean and as-new. I have been on the fence about this item for a while, but after re-reading the reviews on the seller and the item, made the buy and am more than satisfied. I will hand wash it, of course, as instructions state, and put this into use for every outdoor activity that requires a roomy and easy to wear carry system. This also would mount easily on my Alice pack (smaller version) for longer than day-trip events. Really, this is probably a must-have item for a relatively small price, thanks to Uncle Sam - so we better get them while they are still available in this kind of condition, folks.

For the price these are great extra bags to have around. Quality seems good. I haven't had the chance to put them to the test. And again, you can't beat the price.

For $10 you can't find anything better. I use it as my camping utility bag that holds all may cord, stakes, hardware, and bric a brac. The buckles are beefy. The zipper is as tough as they come. You can use it as a butt pack or modify it and use it as a satchel. I regret I don't have need for a second one, otherwise I'd buy one without second thoughts with no need to look elsewhere. I love this thing. UPDATE: I made up an excuse to buy a second one. That's how kickass and versatile this bag is. The first and third time I bought one (from different vendors), they were sold as "used" and were in very good shape. The one I bought *NEW* was the worst shape of all. See my warning below. All in all, you can't go wrong with the pack. Too bad I can't say the same about vendors--some are dirtier than others, no pun intended. [ok, maybe pun intended]. WARNING: I bought a second one from McGuire Army Navy and it came stained with something on the inside. Clearly not NEW. Avoid this seller. It's underhanded to just repackage something someone returned USED and selling it as if new. Dirty trick. I returned it, bought a used one from another vendor, and that one is in better shape!