Mil-TecUnisex Backpack

Bought 4 years ago, perfect to hold a Tupperware lunch box, 2 1l water flasks, bits and bobs, pens, business cards, ipad in back, over ear headphones in front. Can't fault it. Have treated myself to another one exactly the same but a different colour. Can't say there's anything to fault it, brilliant bag without looking too big and you are part a a military exercise!! Will probably buy another in 3-4 years!

Will keep you warm in spring and summer evening temps.

This is a solidly constructed excellent day sack. it has good zips. the molle attachments are good and it is covered in them. I have attached a small extra pouch to the side and it does not waggle loose.It is perfect for I'd say most outdoor activity of 24hrs/48hrs endurance. Longer than that just take a bigger bag.I can stuff all my dive kit for the day in here, goggles, dive computer, log book, water, snacks. towel and dry clothes and flip flops easily. Also I can get all my mountain bike stuff in here, helmet gloves lights and then when it is being worn and on my back it has the extra tensioners to bing it in tight so kit does not rattle about. I also happily use this to do a weekend euro trip /stag etc on an easyjet/ ryan air etc as my carry on luggage (100% certain it fits in the overhead locker) for a weekend away with the lads (not the lady, as this would probably require a bit more than a change of underwear, wash kit and a spare t-shirts) as the only problem for this kind of use is you'll never get a pair of smart shoes in there unless you have size 3(UK) feet! but then again... maybe if you pack tight... at a pinch and you know how to travel light. e.g. I went trekking in the mountains in thailand for 4 nights and this would have been pretty much perfect. (a towel a few t shirts sun screen, cash etc a bottle of water for the morning/afternoon) we went camp to camp so had no need to lug food with us.Totally recommend it if you need a SMALL but EXCELLENTLY FORMED 24/48hr bag.

Bigger than expected. Easily covers 6 foot person lengthways. Suitable as a lightweight summer sleeping bag or add to 3 season bag and turn into a 4 season bag. Lightweight and easily fits the stuffsack.

In comparison with another more expensive item, this poncho liner is one of the few available in multicam. Used and tested a couple of times now and feels warm. Generous size and good value. Pleased with mine so far…

A copy of the us military "woobie" right down to the warning labels from what I can see. It's not the warmest but I'm a hot sleeper so I enjoy that most of the time and it's nice to have something covering my body when I sleep. Used in 9°c weather in a one man tent during late summer without issue but I wouldn't advise using it on its own at colder temps. The only real problem i can think of is it's a little short, I'm 5" 4' and even then I can wake up with a foot hanging out the end sometime but other than that I can fully recommend it for it's purpose.

Nice size & weight for reasonably warm quilt, definitely not for using by itself in Winter or colder Autumn weather, but good when used as part of a sleep system or with a 3 season quilt or bag.Not tested for waterproof but don't expect much as they're not classed as such, water may bead and run off to a degree for a short while.Not suitable as poncho liner to actually wear, unless modified with a head hole, only lines poncho for use as a blanket as it is, shame really given it's advertised as a poncho liner.Original order went walkabout with courier, but got refund and re-ordered, but from different seller.

A really good wobbie and comes with a matching bag that squashes very small.So far ive used this wobbie for leg blanket while skiing in chairs. Over duvet cover to keep extra warm on cold nights.Tied it up to make a small overhead shelter and the cat loves it as well.I was dithering to make a hole so it would be a better poncho liner but got a Snugpak proper poncho liner to left the wobbie as it is. It's a great blanket but not so good for under ponchos but has so many uses it's a fantastic bit of kit.