Guide to Using and Choosing the Best Backpack for Raids

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Choosing the best backpack in Arena Breakout: Infinite is one of the most important decisions for any operator. Your backpack directly affects how much loot you can extract, how visible you are to enemies, and whether a successful raid turns into real profit or a painful loss.

In this updated guide, we’ll break down the best backpacks in Arena Breakout: Infinite, explain which backpack is optimal for each playstyle, and help you decide when a larger backpack is actually a mistake. Here is a list of the backpacks available in Arena Breakout Infinite, along with their features:

Name	Description	Weight	Space	Market Price (Koen)
Sling Bag	A bag loved by postal workers and commuters alike. It’s easy to pick things up while carrying it, though its capacity is somewhat limited.	0.60 kg	6	~3.2k
Simple Backpack	Rugged and durable canvas backpack are often used by loggers and truckers to transport their tools. Well-suited to scavenging.	0.80 kg	8	~5k
Canvas Backpack	Rugged and durable canvas backpack often used by loggers and truckers to transport their tools. Well-suited to scavenging.	0.70 kg	9	~4.5k
Lightweight Camping Backpack	A lightweight civilian backpack for camping. Simple, practical, and affordable.	0.90 kg	12	~3k
Medium Camping Backpack	A mid-size camping backpack. Very useful when going on hikes, but not so helpful when you need to move large equipment.	0.70 kg	16	~2.4k
Canvas Camping Backpack	A canvas backpack designed for hiking and camping. Features a separate compartment for tools. Not too heavy and fairly roomy.	0.75 kg	20	~32k
Sports Backpack	A lightweight bag constructed from waterproof fabric, well-suited to all kinds of outdoor sports. Has plenty of room for your baseball glove and helmet.	0.80 kg	20	~36k
Cowhide Backpack	A coarse and retro leather backpack. Might look a bit shabby, but it gets the job done.	1.50 kg	25	~63k
Outdoor Travel Backpack	A camping backpack made by Chapman Equipment. Ergonomically designed and made with composite materials, it is waterproof and heat-resistant, and can even be used to cross rivers in an emergency.	1.10 kg	24	~60k
RUSH Tactical Backpack	A tactical backpack made by Chapman Equipment. Features large capacity and compact structure.	1.20 kg	24	~82k
Large Camping Backpack	A large camping backpack made by Chapman. Made using breathable materials, providing greater comfort during long term use. Its bright colors are meant to increase your chances of survival in emergencies, though they might have the opposite effect in the Dark Zone.	1.75 kg	28	~55k
XA4 Tactical Backpack	A Break Point Zero XA series tactical military backpack. Its modular design provides plenty of space.	1.45 kg	32	~51k
Retro Marching Backpack	A retro marching pack. Features basic fabrics and a practical design. Durable and capacious.	1.00 kg	30	~70k
Med Field Backpack	A professional military backpack made by 926 Equipment. Originally intended for support units and medical personnel, it was later issued to combat units.	1.15 kg	28	~68k
Chapman Military Backpack	A multipurpose military backpack made by Chapman Equipment. Specifically designed for field units.	1.30 kg	30	~82k
AMP7 Assault Backpack	A tactical assault backpack made by Chapman Equipment for elite units. Features large capacity, along with excellent ergonomics and flexibility.	1.60 kg	32	~96k
LUC Expanded Tactical Backpack	Some argue that such a big backpack is a liability on the battlefield. They obviously haven’t used one to bring their loot home.	2.00 kg	45	~150k
926 Field Backpack	This backpack was originally intended for civilian use. The fabric and straps of this version have been optimized for field operations, making it a first-rate piece of military equipment.	1.75 kg	40	~158k
Field Camping Backpack	A high-capacity camping backpack made by Chapman Equipment. Its hulking size is bound to raise a few eyebrows on the battlefield.	1.90 kg	45	~185k
RAL Heavy Military Backpack	A high-capacity military RAL backpack made by Break Point Zero. So large, it seems nearly bottomless.	1.40 kg	50	~175k

Why Backpacks Matter in Arena Breakout: Infinite

Unlike traditional shooters, Arena Breakout: Infinite is built around risk vs reward. Every extra slot of storage increases:

• Potential loot value

• Exposure time on the map

• Target priority for enemy players

The “best backpack” is not always the biggest one – it’s the backpack that fits your mission, map, and budget.

How to Choose the Best Backpack in Arena Breakout: Infinite?

Choosing the best backpack in Arena Breakout: Infinite starts with understanding your raid objective, not just backpack size. Before deploying, ask yourself three key questions: What map am I entering?, Am I playing solo or in a squad?, and Is this a profit run or a PvP hunt? High-loot maps like Farm or Northridge reward medium to large backpacks, while aggressive PvP runs benefit from smaller, lighter options.

Next, consider survivability – a large backpack only makes sense if your armor, ammo, weapon, and map knowledge give you a strong chance to extract. Finally, evaluate loot density rather than total slots. Backpacks are most effective when filled with high-value items such as weapon attachments, armor components, and rare equipment. The best backpack is the one that maximizes value per slot while keeping you mobile and alive.

Key Backpack Stats You Must Understand

Before choosing the best backpack, understand these core factors:

1. Capacity (Slots)

More slots mean more loot, but also:

• Higher repair/rebuy cost

• Slower movement

• Increased silhouette size

2. Weight & Mobility

Heavier backpacks:

• Reduce stamina regeneration

• Make sprinting and repositioning harder

• Increase risk during PvP encounters

3. Cost vs Return

A high-tier backpack is only worth using if:

• The map has high-value loot

• You expect to survive

• You can fill it efficiently

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Best Backpack in Arena Breakout: Infinite (Tier List)

🥇 Best Overall Backpack (High-Risk, High-Reward)

LUC Expanded Tactical Backpack

Best for:

• Farm (late raid)

• Northridge

• Squad runs

• Boss hunting

Why it’s strong:

• Massive storage capacity

• Perfect for weapon parts, armor, and rare items

• Maximizes profit per successful extraction

Downside:

• Makes you a walking loot beacon

• Punishing if you die

✅ Use only if you’re confident in survival

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🥈 Best Balanced Backpack (Most Players)

Cowhide Backpack

Best for:

• Solo players

• PvP-focused raids

• Regular farming runs

Why it’s strong:

• Excellent balance between capacity and mobility

• Lower visibility than large backpacks

• Affordable and efficient

This is the best backpack for consistent profit and the safest choice for most players.

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🥉 Best Budget Backpack (Low Risk)

Medium Camping Backpack

Best for:

• Budget runs

• Early wipe gameplay

• PvP hunts with minimal loot intention

Why it’s strong:

• Cheap and expendable

• Minimal movement penalty

• Great for weapon looting only

❌ Not suitable for long farming sessions

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Best Backpack by Playstyle

Solo PvP Players

➡ Medium Backpack
You stay mobile, reduce noise, and still extract valuable loot.

Squad Loot Runs

➡ Large Backpack
One player carries high-value loot while others provide cover.

Budget / Zero-to-Hero Runs

➡ Small Backpack
Low risk, high adrenaline, minimal losses.

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Common Backpack Mistakes to Avoid

❌ Bringing a large backpack into low-loot maps
❌ Using expensive backpacks without armor support
❌ Overfilling backpacks and becoming overweight
❌ Looting low-value items instead of high-density gear

Smart looting beats large capacity every time.

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Backpack Loot Optimization Tips (Advanced)

• Prioritize weapon attachments over raw weapons

• Break down guns when possible

• Drop low-value items mid-raid

• Extract early once the backpack is 70–80% full

These habits dramatically increase profit per raid.

Backpack Visibility & Player Targeting

Backpack size directly affects how visible you are to other players in Arena Breakout: Infinite. Larger backpacks significantly increase your silhouette, making you easier to spot at mid to long range, especially when moving across open areas. Experienced players often prioritize targets with large backpacks, assuming they carry valuable loot. This means that equipping a high-capacity backpack not only increases potential profit but also raises the likelihood of being hunted during a raid.

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Backpack Weight Thresholds & Overload Penalties

While backpacks provide storage, they also push players closer to critical weight thresholds. As your carried weight increases, stamina drains faster, sprint duration shortens, and recovery becomes slower. Overloaded players struggle to reposition during fights and are more vulnerable when escaping. In many cases, a medium backpack filled with high-value items is more efficient than a large backpack overloaded with low-value loot that compromises mobility.

Loot Density: What Actually Belongs in Your Backpack

Not every item is worth backpack space. Efficient players prioritize loot density, focusing on items with high value per slot such as weapon attachments, optics, suppressors, armor components, and rare equipment. Filling a backpack with bulky, low-value items increases risk without meaningful reward. Successful extractions are determined by smart loot selection, not by how full your backpack is at the end of a raid.

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When NOT to Bring a Large Backpack

Large backpacks are not suitable for every raid. PvP-focused runs, learning routes, testing new weapons, or entering high-risk zones (like Lockdown) with low survival odds all favor smaller or medium backpacks. Bringing a large backpack into these situations often leads to unnecessary losses and poor economic efficiency. If your goal is combat rather than looting, mobility and survivability matter far more than raw storage capacity.

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Common Backpack Myths (Debunked)

One of the most common myths in Arena Breakout: Infinite is that a bigger backpack always means more profit. In reality, oversized backpacks often encourage inefficient looting, longer raid times, and higher death rates. Another misconception is that small backpacks are useless – many high-skill players use them for fast PvP raids and targeted looting. Understanding these myths helps players make smarter, more consistent backpack choices.

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