Just having one large compartment to put gear in makes it difficult to keep all of it organized and easy to access. There are 2 mesh pockets, 4 holders for pen/pencil/firesteel/any other slim items of that size, a lanyard for your keys or anything else you'd like to attach, 2 rectangular pouches (think altoids tin size) with velcro flaps, a small "dump" pouch in between the other organizers, and a larger dump pouch behind everything else. I would like to see one packed out with clothing,food,water and survival gear that was packed for 72 hours Where might I be able to find this info. The other problem I noted is that the shoulder straps do not have a retention mechanism for hydration system hoses.

It was recorded in Nashville, Tennessee, produced by Nick Raskulinecz and released on April 10, 2013.I have been toying with a way to use the included shoulder straps but haven't gotten anywhere with that yet.

You can detach the belt from the pack, and it comes with a set of suspenders you can attach to the belt. However, being a shorter bag it takes me some adjusting to get to that point and isn't as comfortable as when I have it all cinched up on my shoulders. Couple that with different coupons that you can collect, and you'll be getting a really good deal on backpack. If you’re looking for a heavy duty MOLLE backpack for your laptop, tablet, iPad, hydration bladder, etc. The core principle, on which the idea of this backpack originated, was when you are determined enough to face any kind of terrain and weather for your ultimate goal, your gear i.All in all an awesome bug out bag, 72 hr pack or what have you while still allowing the ability to accessorize with additional pouches for increased capacity. And if you have ever shot PRS, its gets taken on and off constantly and suffers a good deal more abuse than simply putting it on and carrying it. I do wish 5hat it had paracor woven into the pick up handle and perhaps other parts of the bag but other then that amazing bag. The outer pouch can be detached and either used separately or mount to any equipment via MOLLE/PALS system. The inner compartment of a GHOST™ backpack is like a sacred sanctum that gives access only to its owner.

I like that you can easily remove the outside organizer, and remove the waist belt; I have used it trimmed down as my daily edc with everything off and then loaded it up with everything attached and found it to excel. I would like to see a larger area of soft side velcro on the top of the bag, enough to hold a name tape. It is fine for just sunglasses, but I like to keep sunglasses, a headlamp, and a buff in there which didn't fit all together. The Ghost has a TON of storage and organizational options which is a must have for people who carry a lot of gear and commute long distances. Besides that I think it's outstanding for everyday carry, lots of room for gear would like more storage compartments and high vis interior something like Vanquest Trident.Please note that the use of fabric softeners and conditioners may prove detrimental to the performance of some garments. When I heard about this bag and company I was a little leary because I have heard the same reviews and stories from other "high" quality bags but this company blows the other brands out of the water not only with quality but with presentation and feeling like you are apart of something. Ghost has a patented, revolutionary design whereby its inner sanctum can only be accessed from its back, making it not just unique, but also secure from unauthorized access by anyone around. liters is around that three day pack size so much will depend on your needs, for a shorter hike [depending on what you carry] this pack may be overkill but for longer hauls, weekenders, overlanding and general travel the size is pretty much spot on, again, depending on your gear and how much you need to take. I've only recently received this back pack but as i use and abuse this one the review will most likely update from time to time hopefully not for the worse.