It arrived, and it's a good, compact, solid backpack. If it had a chest strap it would be slightly better but that's a small point. Main thing is that the deal turned out to be genuine, and not some sort of scam that I was just slightly concerned about.

I bought the backpack because I simply wanted to help Ukrainian veterans, with low expectations for a fundraising item. I was instead blown away by the build quality and materials, and it has become my default hiking backpack. It has galaxies of space for spare clothing, food, a first aid kit, even a case containing my drone, controller, and spare batteries; with more compartments than I can think of things to fill them with for now. Despite having no chest or waist strap, it nestled securely on my back and did not swing or bounce around on rocky trails, even when I sped up to a jog, which causes fatigue. I hope Saint Javelin would consider less 'tactical' looking designs with Ukrainian culture-inspired patterns or just a non-military look, with the same quality build, so I can get something more civilian-looking for my daily use.

Fantastic construction. Everything is made with intention. If you’re someone who values durability, intelligent design, and capability, this is your backpack.

I use mine as an everyday commuter and a day pack for hiking. It’s got enough space that I can carry a trauma kit and medical supplies without sacrificing its function as a daily bag. The multi-compartment design is awesome. Get one!!!