Mardingtop 75l Backpack
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- tactical backpack of 75l to carry all of the gear you can imagine. this mardingtop 75l pack is excellent for carrying large amounts of camping gear especially for large got tents.
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after 3 yrs, so far this is the best review about this backpack on the net.
I was about to buy this pack lol. I’m glad you did this review. I’m now 100% sure it’s the correct pack. Thank you.
Its an awsome pack 🤙😊
100% my same reaction 😹
Man I wish I knew about this pack a few months ago. Based on your review and experience with the 65l pack, I bought one in army green and I absolutely love it. No regrets and I would buy it again. I am very impressed with it and I have it loaded and strapped into the backseat of my truck so I'm ready at a moments notice for a 3 day adventure. Kind of a bug/out, or get/home bag that is with me at all times. This 75l looks like to be even better. The two storage pouches on the back of the pack, or what would be the top if you lay it flat, look awesome, an improvement from the 65l. Just when I thought I had the ultimate backpack, something better always comes along!
They are both excellent choices and I still use both as my 2 main packs 🤙
If there is one thing I've learned from my first ever wild camp in England it's to not be action man... 😂 I brought an 80L bergen and it killed my back! All about the 45L or less for me 👍
I agree, never fill a pack full. I like a large pack to let my down bag loft up and fill the pack , this way I don't need stuff sack and can pack the bag very quickly.
@@Lonewolfwildcamping that makes a lot of sense 👍 I spent about 20 minutes just cramming in my 80L 😂 I brought far too much stuff
Your hands will thank you in the winter. Just cram it in and hit the trail
Right! I have a 35l assult pack that I use and I attached other things to the Molle. I do have 75l hicking backpack as well If I need it depending on where I'm going which is different material and such.
It defo is a skill when it come to packing what you ONLY really need. I am just resorting for upcoming adventures.
I bought this 75L pack this afternoon and then looked at your video. Very excited. Thank you for your demonstration
Awsome 😄👍
I love your place, great nature. And I love this table. Beautiful grey patina. Fantastic. Do not change anything.
Thank you
I haven't been camping in over a year do to always working Saturday and Sunday when all bros have off. I'm about to start a new job with weekends off. Been slowly adding to my collection and thanks to this video I'm getting this pack Saturday! Great review.
Glad to hear your Mardingtop bags are holding up. Some budget bags can't survive a single hike.
Its a great bag
Watched your smaller bag review and you mentioned you were going to look into this model. Then found this video right after. . . bought the 75l within 10 minutes of watching haha great video, can't wait to get the bag.
Awsome, both excellent packs
Nice , thanks for the review on that pack. I looked them up when u told me what kind it was. Its perfect for my needs . You sold me. Keep up the good work.
Its a great pack for large loadouts 😁🤙
Just ordered this one. Especially for the frame, the MOLLE and for being able to lay it down and unzip like a suitcase. It looks so organised! I have a DD Bergen 35+12+8=55L but velcro, no frame, wobbly etc. made me change. I have to put too much on the outside and it was pulling so hard on the straps and hurting my back. This one might be big.. but I hope it will do the job!
That's really nice. I did what I almost always do when buying a new backpack: saw one that was nice and ordered it without looking at any others lol. Thankfully I didn't get burned, and as my first frameless bag, I've been pleasantly surprised. I believe it's a 70 liter, waterproof, mildew resistant and nearly indestructible with a lifetime warranty. I would like to get one that's more like yours, with the larger inner storage for certain tents, and some of the things I still want to buy, that would have no problem fitting inside together. But I'm glad that I have a new company to look into, for the more extended stays out in the forest, which is something that I will need. Thanks for sharing your gear and the video. Stay safe out there and God bless!
Excellent, a good quality pack is the first step to a good time outdoors 👍😁
Saw a few bad reviews on Amazon after I bought it but I've watched your review like three times to comfort me on the purchase. Lol. So thank you
I have had only great experiences with mine 😃
Same reason I'm here! Looking for a new pack, and so few large MOLLE packs out there, especially under the $200 mark. Saw this on Amazon and some of the reviews were iffy....this video definitely helped.
How do you like yours so far?
@@backcountryxpeditions655 it's pretty decent I've only taken it on one trip but I stuffed it full and it held up pretty good
I was quite intrigued with your critique of the Mardingtop 75L Backpack. In particular the adjustment harness system on the back. I’m a fairly large guy at 6 foot 2 inches & 225 LBS. I’ve found it hard over the years to get a pack that I could adjust for my comfort level when fully loaded. Your explanation was spot on. Thanks again for the instruction videos and your honest critique.
This pack should treat you well 🤙
So how is it after 2 years?
Thank you was not sure about buying off Amazon. Just purchased love the bag.
Enjoy 😁😁
Just received the 65+10 as a present, its awesome.
Awsome backpack
God bless you for such a wonderful and detailed video. You have no idea how much this video meant to me. I typically do not like and subscribe, but you won me over!!! 👍
I have been studying the Mardingtop 75L and the 65L, not quite sure which to go with; this has helped tremendously - THANK YOU!
I have also read many revues on Amazon about all of the pros and cons on these packs. One thing that I would like to share, not only with you, but with every one else is that I 'always' reinforce all of the stitching with super glue; especially at the high stress points such as the shoulder straps and zippers; this works very well for strengthening those points and longevity.
About 15 years ago, I started out with a Cabella's brand 6500 backpack and have owned several other styles and sizes since. I have literally lived out of a backpack all of these years moving back and forth across America. I plan to watch your video on the 65L next. As of right now, I am using a Swiss Gear backpack made for a laptop [somewhere around 40L] and now in the market for something a little bigger again, but built as well [I'm 60 and don't have much money, never really did].
I carry a tent, lightweight sleeping back, 2 extra changes of clothes, a Holy Bible, a roll of toilet paper, a tarp, and some other small odds and ends. I secure everything into freezer type ziplock baggies to keep them dry and to keep the dirty from getting anything else dirty/smelly. [I never carry food inside my pack; strap it to the outside; them critters like to tear through anything to get to your food].
[I have a tendency to help those in need and have given my backpacks, clothes, tents, etc., away to someone else].
Anyhow, tired of wasting cyber ink. Thanks once again!
May Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ Bless and Protect You from Evil and the Enemy.
Please stay safe out there, it sounds like you are living a life that Our Lord would Approve of.
Did you get it at the end? How is it if you did? Glad tk see someone carrying Holy Bible in a pack!
Thanks for the review! I'm glad I held off on the 65L. I definitely want to get the 75L. 👍
Its an awsome pack
The 65+ has the bottom cargo straps, which the 75 doesn't, I like them both, I have the 65+ and my Brother has the 75, I can carry more because of the straps on the bottom of my pack, and the 65+ has the extension on top which gives you an extra 10 liters hence the name "65+10 liter".. they're both great, but because of those external cargo straps on the bottom of the 65+ is the reason I went with it, you really can't go wrong with either though, they're both fantastic packs
I purchased this exact same pack a few months back. I opted to attach the hydration bladder externally in a FILBE pouch on the back, because I didn't want it taking up room inside and being harder to access. Ideally you want to keep water away from your gear, as well. I bought this intending to use it as a get home bag. It may be a bit large for that purpose, but larger bags distribute weight better and allow for greater flexibility. You don't pay much weight penalty for a larger pack just by itself, but if that extra size means you can carry a critical item you might otherwise have to leave behind, it's worth it.
Its definitely a great pack, I love mine for large loadout winter camping
Thank you so
Much for your prompt reply when I asked you about this pack. Since then I have purchased the 65L and the 50L pack. I use them both under harsh conditions as I work as a security contractor at the US/Mexico border here in Arizona. They both have held up quite well, are very comfortable, and meet all my needs. Thanks again for the videos and info, much enjoyed!!!
I'm always glad to provide help. The packs are amazing quality and at a really great price point too
I fell in love w/ that pack on your last adventure. I'll add it to my list, lol.
Its a big pack and perfect for multiple day trips 🤙😁
I'm a little late to this party, but this was very informative. Thank you very much.
Thanks
When you review an item, I have zero doubt in the time.
Nice walkthrough bro! I think im Gonna go for one of these!
Hope you enjoy it!
75 L is a large pack for sure. Things get heavy fast, but if someone prefers large packs, this is top teir stuff.
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I ordered this 75 liter and it is on the way. I am excited to go on my first backpacking trip this weekend!
It is a great pack
Just got mine, seems impressive, now I gotta go test it in the field
Do you guys think I could use it for travelling instead of a suitcase?
Awsome
Just recieved this in the mail, very impressed, especially for the price. Don't know how it will hold up to real abuse on extended trips travelling, I'll have to go hop a train with it, usually a good test of how much it can take and to check out the specific pros and cons. But so far, from just unboxing, Im really impressed. May be purchasing another from them
I still using mine 😊🤙
Great sharing. We will always strive to provide the best backpacks. Very happy that you like this backpack.
Thank you, these backpacks are amazing 🤩🤩
Explained and illustrated very very very well!!!
I used this pack for a 3 day hike at marble meadows BC and it was extremely comfortable on my back. The internal fram kept my back straight and with an evenly pack load it was super stable and comfortable on my back. Straps never came loose even after 7 hours straight hiking. The construction is almost identical to the osprey 300 dollar bags at cabaleas however this storage system is better in my opinion. Would recommend this for back country hiking or hunting price to value is extremely high. Try to keep the weight at 50 pounds max mine was at 45 pounds but any back over that will wear out and kill your back. My body weight is 244 for reference total weight 288.
in a SHTF those side pouches will be good for bolt cutters and a pry bar for breaking into places for supply's
Thanks for the info on the 65+ & 75. I've been looking for a pack to get started with and that made the difference for me. Thinking the 65+ is a winner chicken dinner.
Yep it is, because of the external cargo straps on the bottom, you can actually carry more gear with the 65+...
@@3rdeyespy967 but its weight more true? Seems like the 65l has more weight than the 75l didnt get why
Great review on an awesome bag. I've been gearing up getting ready to do some winter camping here in Colorado this season. I bought the Teton Sports Mountain Adventurer 66L bag and it was too small for all my gear. The worst part of the Teton was lack of any MOLLE to take on my various MOLLE accessory bags. I returned it, watch a ton of YT videos for a thorough review on a good BIG bag and came across this review. Nice job man - you've sold me! I just bought the Mardingtop 75L Army Green bag. I love the way the main compartment is a front load. That will make it easy to organize and gain access to without having to take everything out. And wholly MOLLE!!! There's a lot of MOLLE to work with on this one. I'm gonna be one happy camper this winter.
Thank you for this review. I bought Osprey Xenith 105 and it's a great quality backpack but simply don't have some solutions and simplicity like dis one.
Thabks, glad you enjoyed it
About to buy this right now. Was going to buy the 5.11 Rush 100 backpack but it's $250 where this is $90. Glad I saw this video thanks for reviewing it. Love your channel.
i ordered the 75L camo version,
i think I'm gonna B happy with it
Thank you for this review. Or daughter is doing a lot of camping with her scout troop and needed a good hiking pack. Just purchased this one in black for her
Awesome backpack. you can put a water bottle in to the double zippered pocket on the waist pouch?? It designed to use it that way i reckon.
Yes it works for that
i hv never owned a backpack that was too big,,, BUT i hv owned a bunch that were too small..
Me too! Lol
Sold, £83 on amazon uk, in green. Looks perfect for what I need. Love the storage for titanium stove, this decided it for me. Thanks again for a really good look at this. We bought the 35l day pack by Mardingtop and it is still going strong, used daily.
That's great news, glad you are happy with it. Holds tent stoves really well 👍🔥
@@Lonewolfwildcamping Bought it and can’t wait to see what I can get in it. I like the stove is so well protected, the chimney flue is so easy to scuff on something then the edges don’t locate very well. I still use the Onetigris Highlander top quilt, tons of room and so light to be in, like a cloud, lol. Thanks again.
Its definitely going to make packing very easy and enjoyable
@@breakit46 so how is it after 2+ years lad?
@@BushcraftEurope hi, it is still going strong, all zips are good, stitching good. They are comfy on shoulders. Massive storage. Cheers
Ok, that was a very good review. Thank you for taking the time. Great job. I think that pack is what I want for my low mileage winter overnights where I'm hauling in a bit more stuff. You've helped me with my research...
Glad I could help
I'd molle on a trauma kit and GP pouch with my fire kit and H20 kit just so they're fast to get to without having to into the pack itself to get to them. Already own 4 Mardingtop bags. 3 are bugout setup for family and 4th is my son's school bag. He's been using his for 4 years now and not a since tear or hole. Super durable and very affordable.
Excellent review...I know that I can be slow sometimes, but I just figured out the 902 in your name...lol...
Thank you, and the 902is my area code 😄
thats a Awesome pack you have there m8👍
Thank you
I purchased a kelty falcon 66 about 7 years ago which is very similar too this pack. But the kelty is 4 times the price at least and this pack has a lot more components I was looking for! I’ve already ordered one and look forward too receiving! Thanks for the video!
Definitely a good price on this 👍😁
Very good product video. Thank you. I am thinking this bagpack is not waterproof even with cover. If water droplets falling down your back will be slow or fast wet. Zipper are fine but when it comes to long life of they, it will not survive 3 years or 3 x 6 months of using every day.
Thanks Lonewolf 902 for this video. Made me order the Mardingtop 75L on december 30. It's january 6 today and I just received it. Superfast through Amazon Germany to Netherlands. This backpack is amazing! The possibilities are countless.. so well thought-through by designers. I love it! Delivery was super fast.. I choose premium delivery and it was set for 3rd week of January and I got 4 times a message that it was coming sooner. It was coming Tuesday, which was soon already.. suddenly Monday, suddenly tonight, Friday by DHL. I just packed it with 20kg of gear and I still have to adjust it to my body.. but it already feels great. Thanks for this video. You convinced me to buy it. I think it came from a warehouse in Germany so there was stock.. otherwise how could it come so fast from China? This 75L is one of the topsellers from Mardingtop right now said their Insta. P.S. I'm not affiliated with them.. just very enthousiastic about my new backpack. I have DD Bergen 35L and it didn't fit my gear and the velcro is awful. I ordered olive from Mardingtop so I can use stuff the pouches from DD with my hammock and tarp in the side pockets of Mardingtop 75L. I really love al the pockets, straps, zippers, clips, MOLLE and so on...
See the outdoor gear review about this pack ! It is cheap in both senses of the word ! But it would work for a kid to use like on that one and only camping trip , or a one summer low cost one use pack , it could possibly work for a year if you go easy on it !
The rain cover could be reversable with yellow or white or orange on one side.
Watched your video.loved it just sent for one thanks m8
Thank you
I am going on a month long expedition to Kyrgyzstan and I will be staying in the mountains without much opportunity to go into civilization for all that time. I will be hiking mountains at high altitude and I am debating wether to have this or the more heavier Osprey Aether Plus 70L. Both are good but this just feels soft and cushy to wear not to mention there is no issue at all with space, however it does leech water pretty bad if you don't put up the rain cover. I have yet to test the Osprey without its rain cover. I use Dry bags in any case so shouldn't be too much of an issue.
The Osprey has so many adjustments but it can barely fit a 4 season sleeping bag length ways, it is quite the squeeze and also this means all my other gear struggles to fit. However the Mardingtop can do all of that and have plenty of room for more.
I love the belt on the Marding because the right hand puch actually pushes through and you can store a water bottle in there on your hip belt which is crazy to me!
I would say the slight downside for hiking with the Mardingtop is that it isn't as rigid so it "sloshes" around as you walk and if you are hiking for 8 hours a day then this could get bothersome, but I have yet to try it.
I am stuck between which one to take on my trip and would love to hear any body's expert opinion on which one I should take.
you do excellent Videos Jeremy
Fantastic
Thanks for this video and review. Just about to do my first 50mile hike N-S across Dartmoor in 20 years. It will be replacing my 32 year old Karrimor Panther 2.
Dartmoor is the last bastion of wild camping left in England (it's a dry run before Scotland next year). In any of those situations I won't be out longer than 3 days at a time so I didn't want to spend £/$200-300. If it goes well then I might :)
I suppose it is what you carry that matters most. As long as the carrying device can last...
How does it showed in terms of quality and comfort? I load heavy and just got it and still asking people for experience as I am still in a space in which I can return it.. but I love it already ahhah
This man's videos convinced me to buy this, and I liked it so much I bought a small 25L also, still haven't used for real but I can discern it's going to do just fine. Thanks Alot dude!!!
Awsome, glad the video was helpful to you
Great review. Helped me make a decision to buy it.
@007
So how do you like the pack ?
great review man, keep it up
Thanks, will do!
This is a brand I've been looking at for a while, to replace my EDC backpack. Great video.
Its a really good quality brand
This is my bugout bag
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@@Lonewolfwildcamping I just realized you were the one that did a review on this bag like 8 months ago. I bought this bag because of that review. I've had this bag packed up to 70 lbs and has held up great. Thanks for the information. I really am glad I pull the trigger on this product.
Awesome, really glad I could help you😃
I think it's a good bag for the price.
is here, notification (set to all) received, subscribed, gave you a 👍! 🙂Audio video is good.
Awesome thank you!
I wish they would put a zipper on both sides of the internal mesh area… when it’s hanging open as a gear organizer it would be nice to unzip the top of that pouch and not the bottom, dumping it out into the ground…
Excellent review (as always). Looks like a great pack. Thanks
Thank you
Thanks for the video,think I'll get one.
Bought a Mardingtop pack on prime day because of your other video. I wish they used this exact design on their 30 and 40l packs tho. It's hard finding a budget friendly top loader in that size that has front access. The Berghaus centurio FA is the only one I could find, but its stupid expensive lol. Should try and get that Mardingtop sponsorship and give them a few ideas ;)
Thats awesome, the pack offers so many good features and the price point is impossible to beat
This video was super helpful, really appreciate your review! I’m going to get one!
Thank you
I'll probably end up buying this pack. Every pack I look at is always almost there, but never quite what I'm looking for. This gonna be the one if I can get one. Thank you!
Its an excellent pack and I love using it
Welp good thing I watched this going to get this pack now
I just ordered this one in green for my big pack...
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Saaame haha. Army green is the move
Mine just came in today... this is a good bag Brother man
Its a great choice
Thank Goodness for the power of Amazon + RUclips to get the right choice
Thank you
@@Lonewolfwildcamping Thank you for this review decided to buy it out of the 8 choices I was looking into
Nice review man 👍🏽 been watching these mardingtops on AliExpress for a while,nice to see a real world review 🙏🏽
They are an excellent choice
Just ordered this, Looks a decent bag 😁👍
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Hopefully I got one on the way...I like to buy things that'll last forever but 75l bags aren't normally this inexpensive so fingers crossed its a winner with no manufacturers defects
An "Out of the Box / First Impression" gear review.
How much actual longer distance hiking have you done with this pack, loaded?
Most reviews are Out of the Box opinion...I have seen two reviews of persons hiking the Mardigntop packs, loaded, for several miles...10 miles on first hike, 3 miles on second hike. Both reviews show results of material failure...buckles that do not secure the straps (requires continual strap adjustment over time), very weak internal frame setup (weight shifting), etc.
Great review bro... ILBE used to be my favorite packs but this one it's less wide and it has my name on it... jeje... ok. That top pocket shurely has 10 Lts. capacity and as the main compartment has 75 Lts. that is why some times in backpacks appears the numbers 75 + 10 Lts. That gives 85 Lts. full capacity, only that it's divided in two. Cheers... Martin from Argentina by the way.
Its a great pack for long trips with lots of gear and very affordable
@@Lonewolfwildcamping Hmmm... yeah... and also for all those whose are looking for Armageddon packs... this one looks proper
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Looks real cool! But my first backpack I am looking for a more "grayman" kind of style. Not found the right one yet.
Hope you find a good option soon 👍
@@Lonewolfwildcamping yeah I am in no rush. Need to find the gear I want in The pack first. 😂
After that I can do some calculations on what size I need. :)
Good idea 👍
I picked up one today
Hola Lone Wolfe aquí viendo tus videos 🎖
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Not a bad option I have been trying to decide between the tasmanian tiger raid mk3 and the osprey exos
This choice is definitely going to last a very very long time and save you a ton of money too 😁
3:21 They must've changed the design at some point? I purchased the black version recently, and the side pockets go all the way down to the base.
Well, shit. I’m convinced. I just ordered it.
You won't be disappointed 👍🤙
Good on U..
i did the same 👍👍
Just curious how the pack is holding up after some months of use? Some of the reviews on Amazon complained about poor quality stitching and buckles. I really like the duffel-like access to the main compartment in this backpack. Can imagine that it is great for hot-tenting! My only concern is quality.
Mine is still amazing and I have used it alot. I think people may be putting over 70lbs in their pack because its large which is not the way to use it. Mine usually sits around 40 - 45lbs range and thats a ton on gear Including camera gear and filming lights. A common mistake is newbies overload a pack way to much with useless items.
im looking at this brand but i think i like the 70l better idk its pretty similar to the 75 but slight differences.
Trying to decide if I should get this or the 65l pack. Both are currently the same price ($70 through Cyber Monday).
I know 65l is a great size for most trips, but my brain is telling me I could get more for the same price with the other pack.
This backpack really cuts into my neck the straps on that go over your shoulders are insanity stiff and create insane hot spots also the waist straps don't tighten up around my waist it's to big but that's because I'm 5ft9 and 150 pounds
I think you need to adjust the straps properly. I have none of those issues you mention
Quick question:
When quite heavily loaded (let's say 18kg / 40lbs) does the hip belt take a significant amount of load off of the shoulder straps?
I ask because my current rucksack is wanting to sever my arms from my torso due to the hip belt not really doing it's job 😂
Congrats! 30000subscribers!🤙🤩
Thank you very much ❤👍🤙
I’m in the planning stages of an Appalachian Trail thru-hike. Doing so on a tight budget. Will this pack survive? And what is the recommended maximum weight capacity? Thanks!
Do you think this would be too big for a girl that is 5 foot 7? Nice review by the way.
I think it's a good fit, just depends on how much gear you plan on carrying
good for short term bushcrafting but is it big enough for let's say a year of living in nature without visiting civilized areas? Desert for example...
Mardingtop 65 vs Mardingtop 65+10 vs Mardingtop 75l. Can you please help me to understand which is best? What would you choose?
Looks like a good pack... ill have to check pricing and shipping... see if its something I'm interested in....at this time....
Its treating me well
@@Lonewolfwildcamping gotta be honest... im liking the Black version an awful lot!!
3 colors to choose from i believe 😁
Hello,
Does the 75L have the separation drawstring compartment in the main area like the 65L and does 75L have the same amount of storage compartments as the 65?
Thank you!
Yes
Im thinking to buy the wisport racoon 85L which is around 300-400 usd but i saw this that in terms of design is similar, I own 2 rucksacks of 70L of around 80usd each but i want something with better technology for the weight, i do trecking and camo for 2 night with around 19kg all day walking around 20-30km on the 2-3 days. Opinions?
I just add it to my Amazon cart expecting to for black friday, but i wonder if it does have a strap for secure the camel bag??
Greetings from México!!!
Yes, has a spot for water bladders
Awesome review.
Thank you
@@Lonewolfwildcamping question for you? The pomoly stoves that you do reviews on do you have to send them back to Pomoly or do you sell them
I keep my gear and use it. Its always nice to have option 🔥👍🌲
Hi! Since I saw you using the pack in at least one of your new videos, I guess you are still happy with that one. I have two questions: do you really feel the size difference to the 65l? And: I realized that there are a lot more compression straps on the 65l - do you miss those on the 75l? Thanks a lot in advance and best, Peter.
Thanks, both the 65 and 75 are great options. And yes the size difference is noticeable with the packs
@@Lonewolfwildcamping Thanks! And you don't miss compression straps on the 75l?
No worries and no i don't miss them
@@Lonewolfwildcamping Thanks again! And keep up your interesting videos and work!
Thank you
Appreciated
No worries 🤙
Whats the verdict after 2 years?
If you hang it in the tree as suggested, what do you think will happen with the contents of the main compartment?..
I’m torn between this pack and the Pentagon Deos.