From extended tactical range days to multi-day hikes spent outdoors, the Camelbak BFM backpack hauls cargo like a champion. With a 46L/2807 cu in gear capacity, the BPM pack features an impressively roomy interior.

Multiple compartments dedicated to everything from storing pens, knives, maps, water and beyond, make accessing all that gear as easy and simple as it gets. There’s even a NVG pocket located at the top of the pack plus two smaller side pockets on both sides for ultra-fast access to your cargo on the fly.

If the massive main compartment doesn’t satisfy your mission in mind, surely the MOLLE panel located on the front of the pack will. Things like sleeping bags, pads and so on can easily be attached on the exterior of the BFM, upping the amount of cargo you the carry. Of course, there are loops at the bottom of the pack for attaching additional cargo too.

Beyond the impressive cargo capacity and 3L/100 fl hydration sleeve, the BFM shines in numerous other aspects. Below you’ll find my in-depth Multicam Cambelbak BFM review and backpack field test.

Quick Highlights:

• Available in coyote, Multicam, and black.
• Front low-profile composite MOLLE panel
• Multi-point access with 4 zippers on main compartment
• 3L/100 fl oz hydration capacity. (Mil Spec Antidote Long)
• BPA/BPS/BPF free.
• Full clamshell opening for fast access to gear and MedBak™ Insert (sold separately)
• ASIPS Radio attachment points hold comms tightly with twin antenna ports.
• 46L/2807 cu in gear capacity.
• 5 lbs 2 oz pack weight.
• 7mm EVA foam shoulder harness.
• 7 exterior pockets total.
• External access glasses, goggles and NVG compartment
• Over shoulder or under arm; multiple drink tube exit ports
• Lightweight shoulder harness and back panel
• Got Your BAK Lifetime Guarantee
• NIR Compliant. (Reduces near infrared signature of pack)