Tactix 3-Day Backpack and Backpack Review: Rugged Mobile Command Center for Gear-Hauling Beauty with Daypacks

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Tactix 3-Day Backpack and Backpack Review: Rugged Mobile Command Center for Gear-Hauling Beauty with Daypacks

The Lowdown

he Tactix 3-Day Plus is a beast. Whether you’re a photographer with multiple lenses and a tripod, or a tech traveler with enough gadgets to power a small town, this bag provides the organization and durability you need. Rugged and smart, it has enough compartments to satisfy even the busiest organizer.

Benefits

  • 35 packs
  • Removable backboard/shovel
  • A rough structure
  • Water resistance

Evil

  • Some may find it heavy, especially when full

If you’re the type of person who likes to be prepared for anything – from an impromptu weekend getaway to a full-blown zombie apocalypse, read on. We took a look at the First Tactical Tactix 3-Day Plus Backpack, and this isn’t just a gear bag; basically a mobile base for activities you can wear.

First, this thing looks “tacti-cool” without being over-the-top. It features the Lynx Laser Cut Platform, which is a fancy way of saying it has a soft, low-profile grid for attaching extra gear. It’s 20% stronger than regular webbing, so feel free to hang your heavy tech bags or that giant water bottle without fear.

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With a large 62.2-liter capacity (about 3,794 cubic inches), you could fit your entire home office in here. The main compartment measures 13″ wide by 22″ long x 9″ deep. It opens 180 degrees, so you don’t have to reach like an archaeologist to find your charger below. There are 11 external pockets and 24 internal pockets. If you lose something in this bag, it could be gone forever (or just in a pocket with fleece).

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The Tactix 3-Day Plus Backpack includes unique features that make it more than just a laptop. The Hook and Hang Thru System is the “secret sauce.” It’s a special compartment that zips up and down, allowing bulky gear (like a gun sleeve or some long tools) to slide in and hang securely.

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The inner backboard is removable and can be used as a real shovel in an emergency. It doubles as a splint. Talk about multi-functional! Built with HD spacer mesh and double foam shoulder straps. Even when fully loaded (and at 5.4 pounds empty, it can be heavy), it won’t make you feel like you’re carrying a rock.

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The Nitty-Gritty Specs

The First Tactical Tactix 3-Day Plus Backpack is made of 500D and 1000D waterproof nylon, so it’s built to handle bad weather, heavy use, or even the occasional spilled latte. It uses YKK zippers throughout, which is a big deal because no one wants to wrestle with a wrinkled zipper when they need to get into a bag quickly. The backpack also features Duraflex hardware for durability and is available in Black, OD Green, and Coyote.

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Tactix 3-Day Plus is a beast. Whether you’re a photographer with multiple lenses and a tripod, or a tech traveler with enough gadgets to power a small town, this bag provides the organization and durability you need. Rugged and smart, it has enough compartments to satisfy even the busiest organizer.

The First Tactical Tactix 3-Day Plus Backpack retails for $247.49; available directly from the manufacturer and other retailers, including Amazon.

The source: A sample update provided by the manufacturer

What I like: 35 packets; Removable backboard/shovel; Rugged structure; Water resistance

What Needs Improvement: Some may find it heavy, especially when full