Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 18 x 15 x 4 inches |
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Package Weight | 2.9 Pounds |
Item Dimensions LxWxH | 14.5 x 9.5 x 16 inches |
Item Weight | 2.8 Pounds |
Brand Name | Maxpedition |
Warranty Description | Limited Lifetime Warranty |
Model Name | Condor-ii Backpack Black |
Color | Black |
Material | Nylon |
Suggested Users | unisex-adult |
Number of Items | 1 |
Manufacturer | Maxpedition |
Part Number | MAX0512B |
Model Year | 2004 |
Style | Modern |
Included Components | 1571 hunting-backpacks, 1571 Hunting Backpacks, 1500 Hunting, Airsoft and Paintball |
Outer Material | Nylon |
Size | One Size |
Sport Type | Hunting |
Age Range Description | Adult |
Units | 1 Count |
Capacity Total | 23 Liters |
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MAXPEDITION Condor-II Backpack
- Overall size is 14.5" (L) x 9.5" (W) x 16" (H), with a volume of 1400 cu.in./23L and a weight of 3.0 pounds
- 3D breathable mesh padded back and ergonomic shoulder straps for a comfortable carry
- Reservoir with bi-directional tube port (not included) fits a 100oz/3L hydration bladder
- Exterior PALS webbing for attachment to MOLLE compatible accessories
- Lockable rear CCW compartment fits large pistols
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Condor-II Backpack 23L
Designed, Tested and Built to Last
The popular Condor-II Backpack has a medium-sized design, but its surprisingly spacious interior can accommodate over 1350 cubic inches of gear and a 100oz/3L hydration reservoir with b-directional tube port (not included). However, what really makes the Condor II unique is that it's designed with more exterior PALS webbing than any Maxpedition backpack available. Its load-bearing capability can be expanded greatly by using TacTie Attachment Straps to interact with a variety of Maxpedition external pouches, pockets, and accessories.
- Volume: 1400 cu.in. / 23L
- Concealed Carry Pocket
- Hydration Pocket
- External PALS Webbing for attachments
- Internal Pockets and loop fields for customization
Worn around the world by a variety of users that have a need for durable packs!
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Andrew from Ballwin, MO out for a hunt with the Condor-II Backpack. He accessories his pack with the Cocoon Pouch, Tactical Can Case, Mini Rollypoly Folding Dump Pouch, and D Bag.
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Dan from Baldwinsville, NY uses the Condor-II with the Mini Rollypoly for daytime hiking trips.
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Mark from Stephens City, VA out on day hike with the Condor-II Backpack in George Washington National Forest.
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Product Name | Condor II Backpack 0512B | Falcon II Backpack 0513W | Vulture II Backpack 0514K |
Liters | 23 | 23 | 34 |
CCW Compatible | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
Hydration Pocket | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |

Product Description
Product Features
Main Compartment: 17.5"(H) x 14"(W) x 6.5"(D)/br Upper Front Pouch: 5.5"(H) x 9"(W) x 2"(D) )/br Lower Front Pouch: 8"(H) x 9"(W) x 2.5"(D) )/br Approximate Overall Capacity: 1950 cu. in. / 32 L)/br Hydration: Fits up to 100 oz / 3L Reservoir (sold separately) )/br Support: 1" Sternum Strap, 1.5" Waist Strap (min 14" strap alone / max 42" strap alone; min 28" loop / max 56" loop) )/br Optional accessories: Hook & Loop Modular Accessories and Grimloc Carabiner Empty Weight: 47.8 oz. )/br
The Condor II hydration backpack (#0512) is the dramatically improved second generation of our military assault daypack that has been upgraded with the amenities of daily use in mind while not compromising the integrity of rugged battlefield construction.
A square with rounded top design, the Condor II can hold over 1950 cu. in. of gear. One removable Y-shaped top strap and four quick-release lateral compression straps secure contents and takes strain off the durable YKK #10 zips. Wide shoulder straps with high breath ability backing provides superb cooling characteristics. As with all Maxpedition backpacks, the Condor-II's loadbearing capacity can be expanded greatly with other MAXPEDITION modular pockets, added to the backpack's front or side PALS attachment points using TacTie. Although we recommend Camelbak hydration reservoirs, our hydration compartment is compatible with most aftermarket hydration systems.
Ten (10) major improvements that differentiate the new Condor-II (#0512) from the original Condor (#0502):
Addition of 6 rows of PALS webbing per side for full MOLLE compatibility)/br Addition of 2 rows of PALS webbing on top front pocket for full MOLLE/ALICE compatibility)/br Addition of 2 rows of PALS webbing on lower front pocket for full MOLLE/ALICE compatibility)/br Addition of 2 quick release compression straps per side)/br Addition of internal silent keyper in lower front pocket)/br Improved hydration system pocket with zipper opening, a reservoir hang-tab, and a velcro bi-directional drink tube port)/br Hydration pocket now has more capacity (100oz new vs. 72oz old) with greatly increased comfort and ergonomics)/br Hydration pocket can accommodate a concealed firearm using our Hook & Loop Modular Accessories (e.g. #3501 Universal Modular Holster, sold separately) )/br Organizer in lower front pocket)/br High abrasion-resistance bottom)/br
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ASIN | B004DKPT4K |
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Customer Reviews |
4.4 out of 5 stars |
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Date First Available | July 9, 2004 |
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Customers praise the backpack's durability, noting its bulletproof material and ability to hold books, while appreciating its spacious design that fits gym clothes in the main pocket and accommodates a 17" laptop. They find it excellent for various uses, comfortable, and well-sized, with one customer mentioning it fits under airplane seats. The straps receive mixed feedback, with some finding them wimpy, while opinions on value and design are divided between those who find it worth the price and those who consider it pricey, and those who like the design and those who criticize it.
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Customers praise the backpack's durability, noting its well-built construction and bulletproof-like material that holds up well during hiking.
"Study and well constructed bag...." Read more
"...Perfect size, really comfortable, great durability and so many options for customization. Update 3/28/13..." Read more
"...The materials used are top notch! Small note: make sure to wear a shirt as this bag will rough your skin up. Would recommend" Read more
"...The pack is well made and is comfortable, for people with normal or short torso's...." Read more
Customers find this backpack excellent for various uses, particularly as a day pack for hiking.
"Study and well constructed bag...." Read more
"...Over all this pack is a great base for my system. UPDATE:..." Read more
"...It is awesome for outdoor roles, especially with the map case, first aid pouch, and water bladder. There are straps on the bottom of the bag as well...." Read more
"...The Condor - II in that time has seen heavy use in both urban and wilderness settings and has served the purpose with flying colours...." Read more
Customers find the backpack comfortable and perfect for grab-and-go use, with one customer noting it carries well on the back.
"...It was for the most part comfortable, but the longer I had it the less I liked the fit. It seems that maybe 5'10" is at the tall end of this bag...." Read more
"...I wanted a bulletproof, reliable, comfortable, and adaptable pack...." Read more
"...Also I am so impressed with how comfortable this pack is. Ive loaded the Condor-II up with nearly 40ish lbs and it rides very nicely...." Read more
"...The pack wiped totally clean with a damp cloth! The Shoulder straps felt comfortable, the zippers are heavy duty and worked well and the adjustment..." Read more
Customers like the backpack's size, with one mentioning it accommodates a 100oz water bladder and another noting it fits under airplane seats.
"...to be a BOB (unless you add some pouches) but it is the perfect size to be a day backpack, a get-home-bag, a day hike bag or an overnighter, so it..." Read more
"This bag is great; well made, just the right size, and versatile...." Read more
"...Again, being used to my Osprey packs. It fits a 100oz water bladder just fine...." Read more
"...is also capable of loading a 100 oz hydration pack, and it fits neatly in the front. The tube secures with nylon webbing...." Read more
Customers have mixed opinions about the straps of the backpack, with some finding them wimpy, while one customer notes they are MOLLE capable.
"...The waist belt and chest belt work just fine. They are not designed to transfer the weight, however they are designed to keep the bag from shifting...." Read more
"...While this strap probably is insufficient to hold tent or sleeping bag gear (and this is definitely not a good bag for serious hiking/camping), it..." Read more
"...Perfect size, really comfortable, great durability and so many options for customization. Update 3/28/13..." Read more
"...is distributed very well thanks to very effective waist belt and sternum strap...." Read more
Customers have mixed opinions about the backpack's value for money, with some finding it worth the price while others consider it pricey.
"...So this is, for the most part, a bargain. Well worth the money." Read more
"...Update - the bottle pouches from maxpedition are expensive but have tog get a bottle holder or something for my nagaline 32oz and metal cup it nests..." Read more
"...either way you go,these 2 bags are great buys and worth every penny.i also bought 2, FR-1 pouches...." Read more
"...With the updates suggested above, this bag could be well be worth the price tag. Thank you." Read more
Customers have mixed opinions about the backpack's design, with some finding it great and well-shaped, while another customer points out that the lower front organizer is not well thought out.
"...under waterfalls, submerged this pack and the pack is still in great shape and virtually no noticeable wear and tear...." Read more
"...The military look and the fact that it becomes very square when packed made the security nervous...." Read more
"...The material is top grade, and it's constructed well and thoughtfully...." Read more
"...The two exterior pouches are very well designed and cold hold a suprising amount of stuff...." Read more
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- Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2013Color: KhakiVerified PurchaseStudy and well constructed bag. I carry a maxpedition gearslinger daily with the essentials and have been looking for a backpack style go bog that distributes the weight across my entire back and has a little more capacity and functionality. I dumped my old trunk go bag which was a old medium rucksack style bag and put the contents and more in this bag. I just bought a Baja Dry Sack by SealLine 10 bag and it fits fine inside the Condor II with a change of clothes (less pants) and a 6x8 lightweight wool blanket. 2 Mountain house entrees and a breakfeast. Holds my Esbit 3-Piece Cook set and mcnett tactical towel. There is still enough room for 32oz water bottle inside. Outer pockets have duct tape, a field repair kit flint and steel with firestarters in a Altoid tin, 100ft parachord, 2 heavy duty contractor bags rolled, compass, notepad, Isreali bandage, sas survival handbook, playing cards and a Heavy duty thermal blanket (Olive drab on one side - Mylar on the other) in the hydration pouch. The 5.11 6x6 and first aid pouches fit under large compartment zippers on the molle system. They are currently on my gearslinger but can be switched over quickly. Plenty of molle leftover for the Gerber and flashlight pouches on my gearslinger to be moved over as well. I haven't used the straps on the bottom but have been looking for a tarp and sleeping bag pad to put underneath. The interior slit pouch has a contour map of each of the 3 regions i visit most frequently in a ziplock.
The waist belt and chest belt work just fine. They are not designed to transfer the weight, however they are designed to keep the bag from shifting. They do this just fine. The waist belt is high enough that it doesnt hamper my draw capability. I have seen reviews describing the side straps as compression. They are not designed for this. I use the straps to help keep my hatchet handle tight to the bag and unshifting. The other straps keep my folding saw from shifting around on the opposite side. Id say I only have it loaded to ...30 maybe 35lbs. The shoulder strap system isnt designed for 50+lbs nor should it be. You need a frame backback if you want a tent, 3 changes of clothes etc.
I did have to return my first bag because the handle stitching had a flaw in it and created a larger hole the bag material than i expected, I suspected it was just where the stitching machine severed the nylon weave creating a hole. Not major but i exchanged it because i in part wanted to see if it was an abnormality or standard and didn't want the bag to start off with a weak point. Got the next bag from amazon and concluded it was just a abnormality. So much so i have 2 Condors now, foliage and kahki. Well my son has the kahki but im claiming both.
Update - the bottle pouches from maxpedition are expensive but have tog get a bottle holder or something for my nagaline 32oz and metal cup it nests in. Hydration bladders are fine but you cant boil out pathogens is something plastic. The ezbit 3 piece stove does have a cup 16oz. Keep hydration capacity and refilling in mind when outfitting.
- Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2013Color: KhakiVerified PurchaseMy only concern when I purchased the condor II was that it might be too wide, in which case I would get the falcon II. Upon receiving it I was surprised with the size. It is actually smaller than the pictures made it be, which made it the perfect size for me (1.75 m, 80kg).
It may not have a lot of internal organization but it has plenty of room to make up for it and all the MOLLE attachment points all over the extrerior lets you get all the organization you want outside. The main compartment easily fits a 17" laptop, textbooks and notebooks so it works great as a school bag. As it is , I don't it is not big enough to be a BOB (unless you add some pouches) but it is the perfect size to be a day backpack, a get-home-bag, a day hike bag or an overnighter, so it is a really versatile backpack.
All the zippers are covered by a membrane to keep water and dirt out and the zipper never gets caught in it!. Smooth and quick opening in all the compartments. It has a rubberized bottom and webbing to carry a bedroll or a rolled jacket.
It has a lot of webbing all over it: compression straps, adjustment, sternum and waist straps, etc. which means you'll be able to adjust it to the most comfortable position for you but it also means it's going to have a lot of loose webbing dangling around. I wish Maxped included some way to tuck all the webbing but you have to figure out that yourself. Web dominators, elastic loops or velcro tape work fine if you want it to have a 'cleaner' look.
Something I noted about the condor II is that it sits low on your shoulders and high on your back so you have to tinker with the shoulder straps for a bit until you get the right height, otherwise the bottom will pinch your lower back against your pants and belt. Once you get it right, the shoulder and sternum straps distribute the weight so well you barely feel it.
Also, the pictures are a little misleading. They make it look brownish but it actually has a green tint to it. At first I thought I ordered the foliage green by mistake. I would've prefered it to be have more brown to it but it is not a dealbreaker.
All in all, I'm very pleased with it. Perfect size, really comfortable, great durability and so many options for customization.
Update 3/28/13
I've been using the candor for a week now, not long enough to review its durability but long enough to note a couple of minor issues.
First, the handle could use some padding. I don't see it coming off anytime soon, but that thoughness makes it uncomfortable to move it around if you have some weight in the backpack.
The other thing I noticed is that the main compartment has a slip pocket that tends to get in the way. That pocket has plenty of space and it adds to the internal organization of the condor but since the backpack is a top-loader it makes it hard to load. I added some velcro to keep it closed when not in use.
- Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2025Color: BlackVerified PurchaseThis bag has lasted me several years and many adventures in the woods. The materials used are top notch! Small note: make sure to wear a shirt as this bag will rough your skin up. Would recommend
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- Paul RosierReviewed in Germany on April 1, 2016
5.0 out of 5 stars Maxpedition quality
Color: BlackVerified PurchaseNot cheap but very good quality backpack. For everyday use, travel, vacation,....with a lot of possibilities attaching other pouches.
The only downpart I found is that due to the teflon waterproof material, the backpack is rather stiff and that makes it not easy to open and close it or to retrieve an item within. Over time it might loosen up.
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FrancescoReviewed in Italy on December 31, 2016
5.0 out of 5 stars ottimo
non ero convinto di spendere 166 euro in uno zaino però quando mi è arrivato a casa sono rimasto piu che siddisfatto sia dalla qualità che dalla bellezza. bello anche da portare a giro in uso quotidiano.cosigliato per chi vuol far sul serio. unica pecca che manca una tasca chiudibile all'intero
- SaleemReviewed in Canada on August 6, 2018
5.0 out of 5 stars Small but so perfect.
Color: BlackVerified PurchaseFirst and foremost, this is the best backpack I've EVER owned. I've probly gone through one a year for the past 8 year. Always cheap $50 bags or so. I finally caught this one at a good price after watching it for years, and I just had to get it. It is incredibly tough, with a great structural design to it. All the straps are heavy duty and the buckles seem like great quality. It's a bit smaller than I imagined. But I'm glad about that. It's the perfect size for a day pack, get yourself some attachments, and you easily got a 3 day pack. I was real close to taking it on a 7 day backpacking trip, but unfortunately couldn't afford the extra pouches in time. I've been excited to carry this bag as my edc, but also for day hikes.
If you're looking for the toughest, baddest backpack on the planet, look no more.
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Santi.-Reviewed in Spain on July 3, 2025
5.0 out of 5 stars Nivel militar, y aún mejor.-
Color: BlackVerified PurchaseRecia, estupendamente compartimentada, discreta..., una mochila que lo mismo puede servir para combate, campaña o utilidades generales. Y el reservorio para Camelback te da la vida.
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HuntsmanReviewed in Spain on February 23, 2018
5.0 out of 5 stars Excelente material.
La calidad de estas mochilas es incuestionable. Son mochilas para toda la vida, y darle mucha caña en el monte o ciudad, lo resistiran todo.