Eberlestock Little Trick Pack - Expandable EDC Backpack with an Edgy, Modern-Executive Style, Gray/Green

I was super excited to get this bag and really wanted it in grey. Bag came in and there was no MOLLE webbing on that bag as pictured . I’m not into sewing and can only do the basic emergency repairs so adding my own webbing is out of the question. I really wanted the switchblade but they won’t have any available until May (with MOLLE). Very disappointed.

I absolutely love everything about this bag! Quality is great, size is great, etc. However, my rifle with a folding stock, even measured at 23" was putting a lot of pressure on the zippers. Because of this, I returned it and why it has 4 stars. If they made the same size pack with another 2"-3" of room in the scabbard there wouldn't be a bag on the planet that would compete with this one.

So my Lt. came to work with a switchblade a few weeks ago and it was awesome. The build quality, colors and compartment decisions were almost perfect. The only thing it lacked for me was a short folded boom boom spot. I don't utilize that type of carry option all the time but when I need to unzip the little trick, it's available.I also use a vertx basecamp and I love it but it's super tall and better suited for woods adventures. The little trick however will be in constant rotation daily for some time. I'll post pics asap.

Ah, the Eberlestock Little Trick Bag - a piece of gear that's like the Swiss Army Knife of backpacks, if the Swiss Army Knife was designed by someone who watched a bit too much 'Mission: Impossible' and then decided to make a bag out of it.First off, let's talk about the design ethos: "Tactical-But-Not-Tactical." It's like if a ninja had a fashion crisis and decided to go for an afternoon stroll in an urban jungle without looking like he's about to perform a covert op. This bag screams, "I'm here for business, but I might also be here to save the day if an apocalypse breaks out."The capacity? Well, it's like Mary Poppins' carpet bag. When you look at it, you think, "That's cute, it'll hold my lunch." But then, you manage to fit in your lunch, your laptop, a small arsenal (just in case), and possibly a foldable shelter for when you decide to go off-grid. It's 1,140 cubic inches of "how did that fit in there?" magic.Comfort? Oh, this thing has got it in spades. The suspension system feels like it's over-engineered for the apocalypse, but hey, if you're carrying the weight of your survival hopes, you want that support. It's like wearing a hug that's ready for anything from a brisk walk to an impromptu marathon.Now, let's dive into functionality. The Little Trick Bag has more pockets than a pool table has holes. You've got your regular stash spots, but then there's this hidden pocket at the back - perfect for your secret identity's wallet or, you know, your snack stash. The hydration pocket? It's like Eberlestock said, "Water? We're carrying water like we're crossing the Sahara."The material, NT7 nylon, feels like it could survive being dragged behind a truck for a mile or two. It's not just about looks; this bag means business. And if you decide to go all-out tactical with MOLLE attachments, well, you're just a few steps away from looking like you're ready to storm a beach or attend a very intense cosplay event.In terms of use, whether you're bugging out, heading to work, or just trying to look cool while carrying your life around, this bag does it with flair. There's something oddly satisfying about the clunk of the heavy-duty drag handle, a reminder that if you need to make a quick escape, your gear's got your back.In conclusion, the Eberlestock Little Trick Bag isn't just a bag; it's a lifestyle choice for those who believe in being prepared, looking sharp, and maybe, just maybe, having a secret compartment for that one item you don't want anyone else to know about. It's like Eberlestock looked at every backpack review ever and decided, "." And they kinda nailed it. If you're looking for a bag that's part utility, part fashion, and all about readiness, this little trickster might just become your new best friend. Just remember, with great bag comes great responsibility - mainly not to forget what you've packed in its labyrinthine depths.

Great bag for the price. Great organization features with awesome build quality. I went ahead and gave it 5 stars however I believe the ccw pocket should be loop lined if that’s your intended purpose. Never carry an unholstered handgun in an open pocket.

This pack is perfect for those short day trips or traveling. It has a decent amount of space and the internal pockets make keeping you gear neat & tidy. It is able to carry a lot more than you would think by just looking at the pack. The pack is comfortable to wear for long periods - I have worn one for 18 hours and hardly noticed it was there.

I’ve only used Northface, 5-11 and UA in the past. This is my new brand. What a cool pack. Really like the zip up top. I can find things easy and I have travel twice with it and it’s great on the plane and at the AP. The only change would be larger pockets on the sides for water bottles. Buying some straps to Molle that up now.

I got this bag as a replacement for my 40L REI pack I've had for 7 years. I looked at a lot of different packs. This is great because it's small, but has MOLLE webbing for pouches if I need more room. The bag shape is clean and neat, which should be nice for flying.The company says the pack is not hip belt compatible, but it does have provision for one. There's a YouTube review and the guy points this out. Since I like having one, I bought a hip belt from the manufacturer and installed it. It fit perfectly. Keep in mind, this pack DOES NOT include one.The adjustability is outstanding. The mesh concerned me at first, but after feeling other packs made by Eberlestock, I realized the mesh was much tougher than what was on my previous pack. We'll see how this holds up.Internally, there's a lot of useful storage. It fits a 15" gaming laptop just fine, so it would work well for commuting. I got mine in Dry Earth which is a nice neutral brown color. It doesn't look too "military" like Coyote Brown, but it should hide dirt well when I take it on hikes. The photos show the hip belt installed along with two MOLLE pouches I took from my rifle bag.