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product_id: 3779420
title: "Fieldline Tactical Alpha Ops Day Pack (Black) (Black)"
price: "€ 181.45"
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# Extra-large main compartment Integrated headphone port 2L hydration compatible pouch Fieldline Tactical Alpha Ops Day Pack (Black) (Black)

**Price:** € 181.45
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## Summary

> 🎯 Gear up like a pro—because your mission deserves the Alpha Ops edge.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Fieldline Tactical Alpha Ops Day Pack (Black) (Black)
- **How much does it cost?** € 181.45 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- Customers looking for quality international products

## Why This Product

- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Rugged Durability:** Heavy-duty padded handle, dual drain holes, and Velcro patch holders built for tactical versatility.
- • **Tech-Savvy Design:** Built-in digital media pouch and headphone port keep you connected without missing a beat.
- • **Comfort Engineered:** Yoked shoulder straps with adjustable sternum slider and side compression for balanced load and all-day comfort.
- • **Hydration On-the-Go:** Dual Velcro closures for left/right hydration tube compatibility—stay fueled and focused.
- • **Mission-Ready Storage:** Extra-large main compartment with zippered mesh pockets keeps your gear organized and accessible.

## Overview

The Fieldline Tactical Alpha Ops Day Pack in black is a rugged, polyester soft-shell daypack designed for tactical and outdoor enthusiasts. Featuring an extra-large main compartment with zippered mesh pockets, a roomy secondary compartment with gear organizer, and a fleece-lined sunglass pouch, it offers versatile storage. The pack includes a yoked shoulder strap system with adjustable sternum slider for ergonomic comfort, dual Velcro hydration tube closures compatible with 2-liter reservoirs, and an integrated headphone port for seamless media access. Additional tactical features include dual drain holes, a heavy-duty padded handle, and Velcro nametape and patch holders, making it a durable and mission-ready companion.

## Description

The Fieldline Alpha Ops features an extra-large main compartment with zippered mesh pockets; large secondary compartment with built-in gear organizer and fleece-lined sunglass pouch. Whether catching a tune or monitoring an emergency radio frequency, the Fieldline Alpha Ops is ready to support your mission with a digital media pouch and integrated headphone port. The yoked shoulder-strap system, adjustable sternum slider and side compression straps allow you to balance your load for added comfort. It’s hydration compatible (reservoir sold separately) and offers left and right closures for your hydration tube. Additional details include: dual grommeted drain holes; a heavy-duty padded handle and Velcro nametape and patch holders. About Fieldline In 1973 the Altshule brothers, Joel and Perry, decided to build a business that could make use of their knowledge of buying and selling outdoor gear combined with their love of the outdoors, to create well-made but affordable hunting packs and accessories. They named their company Fieldline and the business prospered. Today the Fieldline brand continues to provide innovative gear and serves a growing band of rugged hunting enthusiasts all over the world.

Review: An ALMOST perfect backpack - This is a great small size tactical backpack! I've actually purchased this twice, because my first one got misplaced when I moved. I use this to carry back and forth from work at the hospital, and mostly just need it to hold my work items plus a jacket, meds, and some snacks. You can see from the photo that it's just a bit smaller than my North Face Recon backpack... I would guess it's maybe around 20-25L. It has the perfect amount of pockets without being too bulky. The only thing this pack is missing is a padded laptop sleeve. I also think it could use either an additional water bottle holder or some sort of zippered pouch on the other side. If they were to add both of those items, this would be the PERFECT bag. Pros: - lots of velcro for my patches - chest strap - plenty of pockets - durable - a THICK, durable grab handle Cons: - No padded laptop compartment - Ony one water bottle holder
Review: Fieldline Alpha OPS Daypack: 4 1/2 years of abuse and now I'll write a review. - March of 2015 I found myself needing a backpack for work; something in a solid, unobtrusive color, and smaller than the various packs I had around in the house at the time. Several evenings spent comparing various packs online narrowed my choice down to this one. Campmor (via desertcart) had it to my door in just a few days and I put it to immediate use. First impressions were mostly positive, the only negative was that one of the corded zipper pulls on the secondary organizer pocket fell off straight out of the bag. Annoying but it wasn't a deal breaker, and it was fixed in under 5 minutes with a piece of paracord looped through the metal zipper pull and braided into place. Due to the compactness of the pack I was skeptical of the storage capacity at first but over time that initial impression was happily proved wrong. Since I was going to be using the pack for work, and work had me constantly travelling between an office environment and isolated, industrial type facilities, I added two MOLLE water bottle holders to the left and right side of the pack so I could maximize the internal real estate for other items. The Good: Backpack is compact and light for it's size. PALS webbing gives you options for adding MOLLE pouches for additional storage space but it's limited (see below). Large capacity relative to the size of the pack; I was able to shoehorn a 17" Dell laptop into the main compartment on several occasions although I DO NOT recommend this as a daily activity because it placed a significant amount of stress on the zipper at the corners of the laptop. A 17" HP laptop would not fit. A large 3 ring binder, a 1 1/2" thick textbook, and several paper pads routinely cohabitated in the main compartment without difficult or stressing the zipper. The maximum amount of weight carried was in the 35-40 lb range, my usual day-to-day at this point in time is in the 15-20 lb range. Durability of the pack has been great. After 4 1/2 years of nearly daily use the water resistant lining is starting to peel away from the nylon shell of the pack and two 1" tears have developed in the bottom of the main compartment. Four days ago (9/5/19) the zipper on the secondary compartment finally gave out and the teeth separated far enough that the zipper pull jumped one side and it can't be repaired without replacing the whole zipper. Aside from that, no other damage to report. All of the seams are intact, straps and buckles are still factory new and functioning flawlessly. Velcro panels have held up great, no problems with unraveling even with repeated patch changes. The pack isn't overly "tacti-cool." It doesn't knock you to the ground and pummel your face into a bloody pulp while screaming "MILITARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRY!!!!" It's nicely featured without drawing undue attention. Even with a high and tight haircut you won't look like you just got off base on a 3 day pass with this pack slung over your shoulder. (This is not a Stryker-X assault backpack after all...) The Mediocre: The backpack isn't particularly rigid. If the main compartment is not full and you place any amount of weight in the sunglass pouch or the small storage pouch above the secondary organizer pouch the entire pack will slouch off to one side. Too much weight near the top without some bulk in the main compartment makes the pack just fall over. The Bad: If you are looking for a backpack to use as a carry on for air travel I wouldn't recommend this particular pack unless you have a checked bag or you're just on an overnight trip, in which case this backpack would do nicely. I prefer to only fly with a carry on bag and no checked luggage, and this backpack can hold a maximum of two days worth of clothing without festooning it with additional pouches. Which brings us to... While the pack is equipped with a decent amount of PALS webbing, due to the materials used in the pack the webbing is of limited usefulness. The left and right sides of the pack are the only places you can add pouches that do not limit your ability to access and operate zippers or that do not immediately pull the whole pack wide open as soon as you unzip the main compartment. You can add a small admin type pouch on the front of the secondary compartment if you need to but adding anything larger tends to pull the bottom of the pack downwards and change how the pack rides. Opinion: I think the pack would actually be improved by eliminating the PALS webbing on the face of the pack and just going with a slick face with Velcro panels. Keep the PALS webbing on the sides, and add an additional three rows of webbing on the lower left side by eliminating the drawstring water bottle pouch. Bottom Line: Yes, I would by this again, in fact I'm purchasing a second one to replace my first one now that it has finally worn out. Yes, I would recommend this pack to anyone looking for a small, lightweight, compact backpack. If you need durability without breaking the bank I had great results from mine. I don't mean "Oh sure, it's held up well," great. I mean "Let's go work around half-million volt electrical gear this year and next year we'll spend our days inside old attack submarines!" great. I've hauled this thing through electrical substations, power plants, shipyards, old warships in the process of being scrapped, offices, classrooms, buildings in various stages of demolition and/or refurbishment, industrial workshops, mock up trainers, attics, basements, tunnels, through coastal forests and up a couple of small mountains to reach transmitter sites. It has been bounced around mercilessly in the back of work trucks, the trunk of the car, and stuffed full of parts and slung on a manlift basket. If it can deal with that for 4+ years and come away with a couple of holes in the bottom I'd say it was worth my $30. It may just be worth yours too.

## Features

- Extra large main compartment with zippered mesh pockets
- Top front accessory pocket with zipper closure
- Roomy secondary compartment with gear organizer
- Yoked shoulder strap system with adjustable sternum slider
- 2-liter hydration compatible pouch with left and right Velcro closures (hydration reservoir not included)

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Outer Material | Polyester |
| Material Type | Polyester |
| Shell Type | Soft Shell |
| Lining Description | Polyester |
| Product Care Instructions | Hand Wash Only |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 6.5"D x 12.5"W x 17.25"H |
| Storage Volume | 2 Liters |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Item Shape | Rectangular prism |
| Color | Black |
| Pattern | Solid |
| character | Sports |
| Backpack Design | Daypack Backpack |
| Style Name | Daypack Backpacks |
| Number Of Pockets | 4 |
| Apparel Closure Type | Zipper |
| Water Resistance Level | Not Water Resistant |
| Pocket Description | Utility Pocket |
| Strap Type | Backpack straps |

## Images

![Fieldline Tactical Alpha Ops Day Pack (Black) (Black) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71dH7rdIqJL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Could I fit a hardhat and boots in this thing? Thanks.**
A: I would say it depends on the size of each. I was not able to fit a 17' laptop in this. My son can hardly fit a binder his lunch and some peripherals. I would go up a size for myself to put boots and a hard hat in.

**Q: Can I add waist strap to it? How?**
A: Hi, 
Yes, you can add a waist strap to the back pack if you want.

1.       You may purchase a Lashing Strap from Outdoor Products.
2.       Cut to the size you want
3.       Fold end and stitch it onto the strap keeper 

Thanks

**Q: Is the chest strap removable?**
A: I don’t think it’s removable, but you can adjust we’re you want it. The snaps slide up and down on the straps.

**Q: Does this pack have Molle straps on the shoulder straps?**
A: Kinda . Yes. It has a single molle strap that runs down each shoulder strap. It's sewed in about every 3 inches.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ An ALMOST perfect backpack
*by L***N on September 28, 2025*

This is a great small size tactical backpack! I've actually purchased this twice, because my first one got misplaced when I moved. I use this to carry back and forth from work at the hospital, and mostly just need it to hold my work items plus a jacket, meds, and some snacks. You can see from the photo that it's just a bit smaller than my North Face Recon backpack... I would guess it's maybe around 20-25L. It has the perfect amount of pockets without being too bulky. The only thing this pack is missing is a padded laptop sleeve. I also think it could use either an additional water bottle holder or some sort of zippered pouch on the other side. If they were to add both of those items, this would be the PERFECT bag. Pros: - lots of velcro for my patches - chest strap - plenty of pockets - durable - a THICK, durable grab handle Cons: - No padded laptop compartment - Ony one water bottle holder

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fieldline Alpha OPS Daypack: 4 1/2 years of abuse and now I'll write a review.
*by A***K on September 10, 2019*

March of 2015 I found myself needing a backpack for work; something in a solid, unobtrusive color, and smaller than the various packs I had around in the house at the time. Several evenings spent comparing various packs online narrowed my choice down to this one. Campmor (via Amazon) had it to my door in just a few days and I put it to immediate use. First impressions were mostly positive, the only negative was that one of the corded zipper pulls on the secondary organizer pocket fell off straight out of the bag. Annoying but it wasn't a deal breaker, and it was fixed in under 5 minutes with a piece of paracord looped through the metal zipper pull and braided into place. Due to the compactness of the pack I was skeptical of the storage capacity at first but over time that initial impression was happily proved wrong. Since I was going to be using the pack for work, and work had me constantly travelling between an office environment and isolated, industrial type facilities, I added two MOLLE water bottle holders to the left and right side of the pack so I could maximize the internal real estate for other items. The Good: Backpack is compact and light for it's size. PALS webbing gives you options for adding MOLLE pouches for additional storage space but it's limited (see below). Large capacity relative to the size of the pack; I was able to shoehorn a 17" Dell laptop into the main compartment on several occasions although I DO NOT recommend this as a daily activity because it placed a significant amount of stress on the zipper at the corners of the laptop. A 17" HP laptop would not fit. A large 3 ring binder, a 1 1/2" thick textbook, and several paper pads routinely cohabitated in the main compartment without difficult or stressing the zipper. The maximum amount of weight carried was in the 35-40 lb range, my usual day-to-day at this point in time is in the 15-20 lb range. Durability of the pack has been great. After 4 1/2 years of nearly daily use the water resistant lining is starting to peel away from the nylon shell of the pack and two 1" tears have developed in the bottom of the main compartment. Four days ago (9/5/19) the zipper on the secondary compartment finally gave out and the teeth separated far enough that the zipper pull jumped one side and it can't be repaired without replacing the whole zipper. Aside from that, no other damage to report. All of the seams are intact, straps and buckles are still factory new and functioning flawlessly. Velcro panels have held up great, no problems with unraveling even with repeated patch changes. The pack isn't overly "tacti-cool." It doesn't knock you to the ground and pummel your face into a bloody pulp while screaming "MILITARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRY!!!!" It's nicely featured without drawing undue attention. Even with a high and tight haircut you won't look like you just got off base on a 3 day pass with this pack slung over your shoulder. (This is not a Stryker-X assault backpack after all...) The Mediocre: The backpack isn't particularly rigid. If the main compartment is not full and you place any amount of weight in the sunglass pouch or the small storage pouch above the secondary organizer pouch the entire pack will slouch off to one side. Too much weight near the top without some bulk in the main compartment makes the pack just fall over. The Bad: If you are looking for a backpack to use as a carry on for air travel I wouldn't recommend this particular pack unless you have a checked bag or you're just on an overnight trip, in which case this backpack would do nicely. I prefer to only fly with a carry on bag and no checked luggage, and this backpack can hold a maximum of two days worth of clothing without festooning it with additional pouches. Which brings us to... While the pack is equipped with a decent amount of PALS webbing, due to the materials used in the pack the webbing is of limited usefulness. The left and right sides of the pack are the only places you can add pouches that do not limit your ability to access and operate zippers or that do not immediately pull the whole pack wide open as soon as you unzip the main compartment. You can add a small admin type pouch on the front of the secondary compartment if you need to but adding anything larger tends to pull the bottom of the pack downwards and change how the pack rides. Opinion: I think the pack would actually be improved by eliminating the PALS webbing on the face of the pack and just going with a slick face with Velcro panels. Keep the PALS webbing on the sides, and add an additional three rows of webbing on the lower left side by eliminating the drawstring water bottle pouch. Bottom Line: Yes, I would by this again, in fact I'm purchasing a second one to replace my first one now that it has finally worn out. Yes, I would recommend this pack to anyone looking for a small, lightweight, compact backpack. If you need durability without breaking the bank I had great results from mine. I don't mean "Oh sure, it's held up well," great. I mean "Let's go work around half-million volt electrical gear this year and next year we'll spend our days inside old attack submarines!" great. I've hauled this thing through electrical substations, power plants, shipyards, old warships in the process of being scrapped, offices, classrooms, buildings in various stages of demolition and/or refurbishment, industrial workshops, mock up trainers, attics, basements, tunnels, through coastal forests and up a couple of small mountains to reach transmitter sites. It has been bounced around mercilessly in the back of work trucks, the trunk of the car, and stuffed full of parts and slung on a manlift basket. If it can deal with that for 4+ years and come away with a couple of holes in the bottom I'd say it was worth my $30. It may just be worth yours too.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Value! Ordered a second one!
*by B***T on May 21, 2021*

Good quality for a low priced bag. Zippers work well, no loose stitching, overall well made. Ordered this for a "get home bag" and liked it so much I ordered another for my daily computer bag. Large pocket fits my laptop, organizer and files easily. My laptop is in a semi-hard case so takes up a fair amount of room and the organizer is a zip up 3 ring binder type so again fairly bulky. The front pockets offer a lot of organization and the little top pocket is "felt" lined and is perfect for my sunglasses. The water bottle pocket is good sized and fits a 32 ounce Nalgene but is elastic and will hold a smaller bottle firmly. As a "get home bag" it works perfectly, same space, organization, etc. Lots of Molle attachment points if you chose to lash items to the outside of the bag as well. It's a smaller manageable bag but holds a lot and organizes well. I find with bigger bags I just carry more stuff and they get very heavy and bulky. This is the perfect size for me. Great bag and highly recommend!

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