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USMC Issue FILBE 3 Day Assault Backpack, Used
$69.95 - $99.95The US Marines are rough on their gear, so they build it to last. The USMC FILBE Assault backpack was designed to be carried on shorter missions by Marines. Part of the Family of Load Bearing... -
Apollo Tactical Backpack
$59.95Apollo Tactical Backpack Made for larger loads and organization the Apollo military style daypack is loaded with all the features. Great for a bug-out, carry-on travel backpack, camping and more... -
Sale 14%Sale 14%US Army Issue MOLLE II Rucksack, Used
$59.95$69.95The US Army MOLLE II Rucksack was the newer generation from the ALICE system designed to be a lighter, more comfortable pack for longer missions. Today the full size ACU Ruck is great for any... -
ALICE Equipment Radio Backpack - Used Military Surplus
$49.95The ALICE Equipment Radio Backpack is padded to carry more sensitive gear. Made with abrasion resistant heavy duty nylon to be a versatile carrying solution for transporting military radios... -
Military Surplus, USMC FILBE Rucksack Main Pack
$49.95The USMC FILBE Rucksack Main Pack is made to be used with the FILBE Improved Load bearing pack system but may be used with other MOLLE compatible frames. Each FILBE bag has been professionally... -
U.S. Issue ACU Core Rifleman Set, Used
$49.95 - $99.95The U.S. Army Issue core rifleman's set is a fully loaded kit to provide all the gear components needed for a few days in the field. The MOLLE kit is designed and built for long lasting... -
U.S. Issue ALICE Backpack, Radio
$29.95 - $69.95The Genuine U.S. ALICE Pack was designed as the main part of the U.S. Military's All-purpose, Lightweight Individual Carrying Equipment in the 1970’s. The only difference with the Radio Pack... -
ACU MOLLE II Rucksack Main Pack Bag, Used
$39.95ACU MOLLE II Rucksack Main Pack, Used The ACU MOLLE II Rucksack Main Pack is made to be used with the MOLLE II pack system but can be adapted with other MOLLE compatible frames. This is sold as... -
Military Issue Laptop/File Backpack, USMC EMSS
$29.95 - $49.95All black laptop and file pack that was designed for a Marine Corps field maintenance computer. The padded front compartment easily holds a full size laptop along with a file section for folders,... -
U.S. Army Issue ACU Assault 3 Day Backpack, Used
$29.95 - $79.95Army issue ACU Universal Camo Pattern 3 Day Assault Backpack has a large capacity in a small pack ideal for carrying three days of rations (MREs), ammunition, and light weather gear. We like that... -
ALICE Pack LCII Shoulder Straps, Imported
$15.99ALICE Pack LCII Shoulder Straps, Imported Alice Pack Frame Shoulder Straps are made to fit any standard G.I LC-1 packs and will attach directly to the ALICE pack or the GI ALICE frame. They...
Built for the toughest missions, Military Surplus Backpacks and Rucksacks are the built for real used with quality that has been field tested. These are crafted from durable, weather-resistant materials and feature highly organized layouts to keep your gear secure and accessible. Engineered for support, heave loads are comfortably carried. Give surplus a second life and get quality military gear.
FAQ
What are the key features of military backpacks?
What are the main types of military backpacks?
The main types of military backpacks are Day Packs which is called 3 Day Assault Packs, Medium Rucksacks, and Large Rucksacks. We also like how military assault backpacks are frequently made to attach to larger rucksacks to be versatile gear hogs.
What's the difference between a "military backpack" and a "tactical backpack"?
"Military backpack" specifically refers to those issued to or designed for use by armed forces, often adhering to specific military specifications or "mil-spec" standards. All military backpacks are tactical, but not all tactical backpacks are military-issue.
What does "mil-spec" mean in relation to backpacks?
"Mil-spec" is short for "military specification." When applied to a backpack, it means the product is designed and manufactured to meet specific performance and quality standards set by the DOD branch. Be careful, many overseas commercial items are now adapting that name of mil-spec that are not and can be misleading. Look for U.S. Made or Military Issue to be sure.

