Only problem is that the virus doesn't exist. However, in the aftermath of this imaginary virus and amid the protests, I think a long term bug out bag is a hell of an idea.
@@ricstormwolf the virus is real... its just man made and released by the government... they do thus every US election, sars, h1n1, bird flu, ebola ect..
My pack cost about $700. But it cost me about $400. I asked for allot of the pouches and such as gifts. It took me about 1 year to polish it off to wear I wanted it. Now I am set. I first started off with the essentials. 3 Day Pack, water, fire, shelter, food rations, light, first aid, and communication. Then I started added luxury/convenience items that I could use everyday.
+josh223tango see this is the kind of guy that has all of the cool shit but hes so out of shape and not actually prepared for the actual situation and cant get his shit together he has a fucking lint roller and a stain remover i mean really are you fucking serious such a ridiculous pack not enough food, water and shelter and if you look closely you can see that none of his shit is actually used not even a spec of dirt on his shovel and not a scratch on his knife LOL
+thejambmx Its an EDC that means Everyday Carry, I mean this is stuff he would carry EVERYDAY. Like he said he'd leave it in the car. a lint roller and stain remover is perfect for this bag because anything can happen any day.
+TheGamerHillbilly he looks more like a computer engineer playing with gi joe toys to me. EDC contains the word 'carry'. You think he's carrying a shovel in his bag every day to work? lol. This is just a bug out bag.. not an EVERY DAY CARRY.
*I bought this for my boyfriend as a gift, and he LOVES it. The amount of storage space is crazy. He really is excited about it, thanks for making such an awesome product!*
I purchased one of these to use as my railroad grip. One of the things I love about the 5.11 packs is that you can add external packs. I work road jobs and yard jobs. When I am on the road, I clip my external drop bag with my out of town items. Being able to strap molly attachments on the outside of the pack is also great. Things can get pretty dirty at work and I want to keep work items separate from personal items. One item I love on the pack is the optional rifle carrying system that I use to carry my brake stick for work. A great pack and options seem unlimited.
GordonTurnerpark Bingo!!! I was on the road too and it offers allot of options. Great to hear it's serving you well. The most intelligent comment left on this video after 940,000+ views. rock on!!
Dude, this was the most informative backpack video review I've have ever seen - you are prepared - that's for sure - add a .22 take down and a bear gun and you got nothing to worry about! Loved the vid!
This is a great video! I have been on the fence about ordering a 5.11 Rush 72 for about two months. Got some Christmas cash and this video has convinced me to do it! 5.11 should send potential customers to this video! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for your comment and glad it helped in making a decision. I've been carrying it everyday for 4 years now and only one broke as of 2 months ago. 5.11 sent me 2 new buckles no questions asked. Its a great bag and am very happy with it.
Your modular concept is brilliant! As for the food bars, I'm diabetic so their high sugar is out of the question for me. I tend to carry some rice & pasta sides. I can buy those for a buck or less, and a LOT will fit in my pack. Yours is a VERY comprehensive setup and I commend you on an EXCELLENT job!
42 lbs. including food,water and EDC gear. You have to remember that you can always disgard things if the situation calls for it if you need to make it lighter.
This is probably the most well packed bug out bag I've seen on the tube (and I've seen a lot). There are somethings in there I think I would never use and just take up space and few things that I think were over redundant, but still the best bag I've seen while scanning these vids on youtube. Great Job!
I'm glad someone on here talks about the weight issue when it comes to BOB. In my time in the service, we routinely had 40-60 lb packs and sometimes more and people, regardless of their size, carried their packs on multi mile humps. They may not have liked it but they did it and were more than able......and that weight does not include weapons and FLAK with SAPI plates. 40 lbs is not heavy. Awesome Video!
MayfallTribe haha if you can’t carry 40 pounds for some miles that’s kinda sad that’s like a quarter the weight of a average person. Like he said SUCK IT UP lol
I only have 2 food stuff in my bag atm. I'm a 14 yr old girl so I'm not pro kitted out like him but I have a cross bow (wooden) a sling shot and a home made shot made from the cardboard inside toilet roll and a balloon cut in half and taped around the cardboard (I might change the cardboard into a pipe). My 2 foods are a bag of porridge and a bag of pasta :) I love anything army, guns,survival,knifes,farming,hunting, creating ect. Really cool pack tho you are really prepared and you have it really organised and you explained it well thank you :)
It is the most asked question about my pack and probably the most used out of my pack. People miss that my pack is an EDC as well not just a BOB bag. I felt it would be best to utilize my BOB bag for everyday life, then to build it and throw it in the closet and hope I was home when I needed it. I keep a sport coat in the back seat of my car in case I meet with customers, and the lint roller is a life saver. Spot remover is for the after lunch mishaps, and I hate phone calculators. Thanks
Wow that's a lot of stuff. I keep taking stuff out of mine. Truck driving in the tropics, storms, flooding, road closing, insects, other vehicles crashing, shitting myself are the main events to be ready for
Thanks ! its refreshing to read a comment when somebody gets why "I" packed my bag the "I" wanted too for "my" needs!! The pouch is a Milspecmonkey admin pouch. 3 days ago I picked up a slick tourniquet holder! Stay tuned!
This is definitely one of, if not, the best bug out bag videos I've seen. The only thing I can think of that you're missing is a good quality water filter(like a MSR filter). Yea there a bit bulky. But you'll find room in there some where. I'd say forget those water treatment tablets. Keep them of course. But when real emergency hits the fan, clean fresh water is every thing some times. Cool video.
@@JimmyGunXD556 That's beyond awesome! Very interested in knowing what changed with the loadout. Glad to hear the bag is still paying for itself! Makes me feel much better about my model rush bag.
Definitely convinced me to get this bag. Been in the market for an everyday use bag and also a bug out bag. I'm actually going to purchase 2 bags. This video was awesome. Thank you. Thank you for also writing in detail what you have in the bag. Thank you so much.
Thanks. Keep in mind what if you can not get home to get your BOB bag. This is why I incorporated my 72/BOB in with my EDC. You can't pick your battles. It also saves money not having to buy multiple items. The savings also allows you to put better quality items in you main pack. Just a thought if it applies to you.
I like knowing I do have a BOB in my truck at anytime so that comforts me. Now as far as the EDC it's more practical for work clothes, gym clothes, weapon of choice, and just all around travel/work bag. Your bag in the video will be my platform for my BOB for sure.. Thank you for taking the time out to reply back..
One thing a lot folks don’t consider are a pair of water googles. Can be very useful to protect your eyes if debris is in the air you can still stay mobile. Also can be used for diving into water in case of floods or need to see under water.
This bag is NOT ready for a real situation. Dont waste your time remaking this kit. Look up some real videos of survivalist bags and not this joke of a guy who is a gear freak
You win...I just re-thought my packing.. downsizing for the basics. Watched Yaegers vids..pretty real world. I try to expand my situational coverage having lived, traveled and camped in Alaska for 10 years. little cook kit was neat. I have decided for the first 3 weeks, you would be the best equipped dude to have in the group. Thanks for sharing your thought for prep.
Just by watching your video has basically solved alot of issues for me. Like what bag do I wanna buy, or how I can squeeze things to fit in that pack. You have the best put together pack I've seen on youtube point blank. Thank you very much...
I will be doing a video on organization and the versatility of having pouches loaded vs. loose items in your pack. Such as packing for vacation and traveling on your vacation with the pack.
JimmyGunXD556 small water resistant sting tied bags are becoming very inexpensive (under $3), and a great way to group interior items by subject group (first aid, tools, food, clothing, etc). They add almost no weight, and can be labeled with a sharpie.
I saw first your video over 3 years ago... and actually is how I got to know the 5.11 bags and all this EDC bag configurations that are all over the internet. Men, I've got a say, I have seen 100s of videos in these years after seeing yours and once in a while I come back to see it again... Is amazing how you have configured your bag... Is the best configured bag that I've seen... Super cool !
Thanks man. I still use it to this day. I broke 1 buckle and 5.11 sent me out replacements no charge and quickly. I need to do an updated video for sure. Same gear or upgraded and more compact. I will be showing how to get organized and how I travel with my pack on vacation.
Jimmy I've got a question, do the drainholes that the bag has at the bottom been an inconvenience for you at any time... I ask because maybe by placing it on the ground then dirt and whatever dust and particles can get in the bag... That is my only concern now to get this bag
Angel Duque No, but I never really had to put it down much on dirt or soaked ground. Mostly carpet grass and concrete. The concrete did wear out the groumnets a bit. But the denier has held up great. If something pops you want it to drain not to ruin what's in the pack. But you don't want anything coming in either. That's why most of my stuff is sealed in the pack. I'm protected either way.
Just to give you an update... just bought the Rush 24 at local 5.11 store here in Venezuela... got such a good deal, they had it at around $55 if you use the current exchange rate... I wanted it actually in black, but they only had it OD color, but the price was so good that I couldnt resist... I will start building my own config and if ever make a video about it I'll invite yo to see it... it will never be same as your tough jajaja
Angel Duque That is great!!! Yes, please let me know if you do a video I would like to see what you did and included. I hope to do a update video next week. have a great day!!!
I run a 5.11 (multicam) Rush 12; I also use the same locking black carabiner; the nite ize adjustable knot strap, med kit, same gloves; same 5.11 tech pouch above your exterior Medkit; I also have a Eddie Bauer small sling bag inside; kind of same idea of your smaller bag that you can deploy if you need to go light; it’s a great idea and works great when you only need a handful of items from your pack. Good video bud
Thanks. It's changed a bit since then. I hope in the next couple weeks to do an update. I had big ideas of doing vids but my job changed and was just to busy to get into it. I've had a ton of request so I hope to have it up soon. Thanks
Love the pack, some of the items i thought were brilliant! This pack seems to move between 72 hour and SHTF(fishing rod, 6L blatter??), Love the internal use of molle bags, this will allow you to adjust the bag's composition/structure as you move, brilliant! I would be careful with hanging items on the outside of the bag, i would want to be as quiet and locked down as possible, only a single light on the outside of the bag (the cheap light). I have found one simple thing to not over look is a tennis ball for meeting dogs and for something to do while walking.
Thanks, its nice to see comments from people who "get it". Being modular allows you to cater the situation with what you want for a particular scenario or application. Hanging items are for fast access. There are no situations that I would have to be stealth in any survival situation. If I did and realized it. I can detach the items and stow them accordingly.
This information was so very helpful that I marvel to see anyone giving it thumbs down. Thank for sharing with me. Some of the comments below are horrible. The man said "urban EDC...pack". He's not leaving the city to head out into the bush for 72 hours or more but I'm always glad to hear people say they will be leaving the city to head out to live on the grubs right away. I see this gentleman like myself. I have lived thru 3 major floods and 2 major hurricanes. When you leave you never know how long it will before you get back into your home. We had plenty of time to grab water and foodstuffs on the way out the door. You need to have the comforts of home could be 72 hours, could be 2 weeks. He gave me ideas for sleeping bag attachment. Don't be jealous because the man has lots of cool stuff. I can't afford Maxpedition large backpacks but I can buy 5.11. Anyway this video was loaded with great ideas.
Felecia Young Thanks ! The video is to share ideas that may help others sort what they need. I'd rather be and idiot and have it than a genius and need something. You can always discard things per the scenario. But I'd rather have allot of it to start with.
Cool video, I am glad we have a 5.11 retail store here in Houston. I like being able to physically check out items before I buy. 5.11 has quality gear.
Yes I'm on the road a lot and have to eat in my car. Sometimes I'm in someone else's car. My bug out bag is part of my EDC. In case of a bug out situation it's obvious I will not need stain remover and depending on the situation other things out of my pack can be discarded depending on the situation. But I feel it's best to utilize your bug out bag as an everyday carry does it keeps you familiar with the gear that you have.
I'm totally blown away by your pack I've never seen so much great useful stuff in any edc pack, so much detail and thought has gone into your pack. I only have a maxpedition versipack it's small and useless in comparison to yours. totally amazing I love it
Wtf? I travelled a world, but YOU can do all galaxy with all these stuff you carry in! :) Gr8t video, I wanted know more about 5.11 rush 72, even I have Karrimor sf predator 80-130 litres, as I carry around 38kg(storm case im2300 with laptop and camera dslr,lenses) chefs knives, clothes...etc.. IMPRESIONATE EL VIDEO!!!!
Real sharp setup - I was going over a list of things I still need for my setup, and this video not only covered everything but gave me a plethora of additional ideas. Thanks.
Ty so much for this video it made me really think about what to put in my bag so many vid don't show whats in it plus I just bought this bag bec this video so ty for ur for taking the time to make this video its greatly appreciated
Its not the weight "tarzan" lmao it's the stupidity of what this ass decides to carry and hang or stick on his kit. He's a nerd into every EDC gadget that's known to man. He probably lives in downtown Chicago in case he gets lost or needs trauma care He even has his flinstones multi-vitamins to save his life
@@JimmyGunXD556 Or a hundred pound gut, that's good. A lot of people that say "wow, a 40 lb ruck is heavy" are carrying tons of extra weight because they're fat ass keyboard warriors and survivalists that are eating candy bars while they watch these videos and comment on them, lol. Most would become disoriented and may die in the wilderness because they forgot things as simple as land navigation. I have chronic pain and, when I run guns and gear and camp in the wooded mountains around my deeply rural house, I carry more than 40 pounds of guns, ammo, mags, pistol belt, plate carrier ( I don't run plates ), and way more in my rucks. If a 45 year old guy with pretty severe, lifelong chronic pain of long standing and that walks with a limp can do it, they can. I use a cane ( walking/trekking pole in the wild ), but I still do it :)
Newjersey14 3 just know that exposure is your first enemy, dehydration is second then food. Every tool essential for avoiding dying by those means is absolutely priority 1 You should get some really basic tools, go use them till you can explain every molecule of them.
I've been doing loads of research on EDC packs, and I've come back to tell you yours is my favorite. It's the closest to what I was looking for, Becuase these items you have are mostly useful in an urban environment. Thanks for your time and effort sir, Looking forward to more videos.
Very good video I'm new to all this and currently looking at this bag as my 72 hour bug out bag and this video has helped me make the decision! Thanks for this fantastic
TLip1980 glad it helped!! I still use it everyday. I just got back from a one-week vacation in Las Vegas. I put all the Molle pouches and gear that you cannot have on a plane and put it in my suitcase. I carried my first aid kit and my spare backpack ( for wife) and it was great for shopping and bringing back pop and snacks back to the hotel room. you just can't be Pals webbing and Molle attachments. they allow you to cater your pack for every need versus buying a bunch of backpacks.
I forgot to ask you ,How good is the bag aginst water like rain , sorry about my spelling. Then if it is bad so use rain protection on the bag sould do fine right?
This is an incredibly well thought out bag. The key with this level of complexity is knowing it inside out...and you obviously do. Packing, unpacking, repacking, rotating and importantly...actually using. A bag sitting in a cupboard is better than nought but it's so easy to forget contents inventory and where things are. Really respect this setup. Thanks for the well presented vid.
41 pounds it´s a lot if you have to walk long trails, but it would be a blessing on the other side if you can take it in a car or bike cause you have lots of stuff to be safe and confortable. Your GSI cook kit looks awesome!!!
Hey says the Canadian ! I'd says perfectly good, well pack, first time i see the car tire repair in a bug out/in/72 hours/survival/etc,etc all in all perfect.
The way I have my bag loaded out works great for me in everyday use as well as if I would need it in an emergency. I can go from calculating in the field to being in a suit to meet with new suppliers. Lint roller works great for that sport coat that been in the backseat for 4 weeks.
How much do you think you've spent on all the stuff in that pack? I know people build over time, but to have everything matching brand and so many items, that must cost over 1,000 to put together.
man. i like the organization, but you most have spent like $500 before you even started putting stuff in the bag with all those 5x6 poutches. looks great though. gave me some ideas for my pack.
Great load out. Most complete that i have seen. People don't realize the planning work and money that goes into a 72 hour bag. Have been working on mine for a year. Not there yet.
Thank you for this info sir. I used alot of it to built my survival bag. I have two. One I use on a weekly basis to travel from work to home and another mini one just for everyday work.
Great to hear. I incorporate my survival pack as and EDC because you can't choose your scenario and having your main pack at home if you cannot get home is useless and a waste of time and energy. Thanks
Thank you for the insightful comment. I figured with the cost and time into these carry systems for 72hr/EDC uses, it be best to actually implement it into everyday life, than sitting in a car or closet. Its kind of like a cell phone to me now. How did I ever get by without one? HA!
Dude! This is the best BOB video I've ever seen. I almost get the Maxpedition Gyrfalcon. I'm glad I saw this video. I don't see myself building a BOB like yours, but it's a great baseline. Kudos!
BY FAR THE BEST BOB/72hr kit on you tube. It's scary how much our kits are alike. Only I have the cheap knock off bag from Walmart. It's a fieldline tactical bag. There identical tho. It's only 40 bux at Walmart. I know the quality is not as good as 511 but it will do for know. Awesome bag and gear man.
I got a lot of neat ideas from you to make better use of my Rush 72. Thanks for taking the time to show us. I also found your unique style of the walk-thru and level of organization very refreshing.
Thats not to heavy, at the age of 18 i joined the basic miltary drill in germany, and i swaer full packed with all equipment we had to carry easylie over 35 kilogramms maybe more, all the day running doing pushups trhough obstacle course, and running and marching all the day long, and the fun begins again the next day :) damn that was a hard time but i loved it
Props to you my friend!!! Definetly one of the best bug out bags/72 hour bags on youtube! Although it is definetly to much stuff to carry with me. I enjoyed the briefcase video alot too! Great Job!!
Thank you for a great, detailed video on this pack. I just tonight decided on the rush 72 pack, instead of something from maxpedition, and then found your video on it. Good suggestions for usages of 5.11's molle attatched square pouches to keep things organized, I like your organization. Thanks again.
Been looking at packs. Both the 72 and 24. I doubt that I would ever stock it as well as you have. Just curious how much $ do you have into it fully loaded? I also noticed you have no firearm?
My EDC video shows my carry gun. Only load your pack to your needs. There is no perfect pack. Allot of videos are really intended to share equipment and ideas.
mattklump No offense taken. If you play your cards right you can get the bulk of your pack done as gifts. (the expensive stuff) Then every month buy something to ad to the pack you think you would like.(usually the cheaper stuff) Mine has allot of gadgets because I work out of my car. My nieces and nephews love that I have little tools on me to fix and put together their toys. You can always discard things in the slim chance you would need it for "survival". Also to tell you the truth I need to update my vid. Allot has changed and I've condensed it since then. Good luck with your pack.
This is the best well put together pack I have scene!! I just placed an order and I have been looking for a 72 hour bag forever and finally found one thank you!!
After much research I personally think this is the best system for the rush 72 which I just ordered. I'm going to personalize mine to my needs of course but a lot of good information here and I am purchasing a lot of the same gear you have. Well done.
+JimmyGunXD556 I absolutely will. I'm glad I watched your other video on the maxpedition FR1. That leatherman will be perfect for servicing my AR in the field. The camera is also badass although I'm getting the updated version called the "TG-870" which comes out tomorrow. Very cool camera. Thanks again for the informative videos, I'll be in touch when my pack is complete.
12.52 and I have to go get some duck tape to keep my head from exploding. Jimmy your attention to detail is amazing (I wish there was mandatory military training in Ireland when I was growing up, just gotta work on myself I guess). You're a shining light to us 'freshman' preppers
“N95 mask in case of outbreak.” Its April 2020. This video has aged very very well.
Only problem is that the virus doesn't exist. However, in the aftermath of this imaginary virus and amid the protests, I think a long term bug out bag is a hell of an idea.
Vincent Chung ,how things changed...
@@ricstormwolf lmao
Rev Wolf your dumb as fuck.
@@ricstormwolf the virus is real... its just man made and released by the government... they do thus every US election, sars, h1n1, bird flu, ebola ect..
My pack cost about $700. But it cost me about $400. I asked for allot of the pouches and such as gifts. It took me about 1 year to polish it off to wear I wanted it. Now I am set. I first started off with the essentials. 3 Day Pack, water, fire, shelter, food rations, light, first aid, and communication. Then I started added luxury/convenience items that I could use everyday.
Watching this in 2024, still the best EDC Emergency pack I've ever seen
Holy smokes man. I think it's a 45 day pack.
+josh223tango More like 365 day pack :D
+josh223tango see this is the kind of guy that has all of the cool shit but hes so out of shape and not actually prepared for the actual situation and cant get his shit together he has a fucking lint roller and a stain remover i mean really are you fucking serious such a ridiculous pack not enough food, water and shelter and if you look closely you can see that none of his shit is actually used not even a spec of dirt on his shovel and not a scratch on his knife LOL
+thejambmx Its an EDC that means Everyday Carry, I mean this is stuff he would carry EVERYDAY. Like he said he'd leave it in the car. a lint roller and stain remover is perfect for this bag because anything can happen any day.
+TheGamerHillbilly he looks more like a computer engineer playing with gi joe toys to me. EDC contains the word 'carry'. You think he's carrying a shovel in his bag every day to work? lol. This is just a bug out bag.. not an EVERY DAY CARRY.
+orionpalacios do you have anything better to do besides being on here hating on the guy?
Very nice organized bug out bag. The fact that you got everything organized into pouches is good and really maximizes the capacity of the Rush72
I still come back to this video for ideas. The bag literally has everything.
Same! Watched this like 6 times
Me too
*I bought this for my boyfriend as a gift, and he LOVES it. The amount of storage space is crazy. He really is excited about it, thanks for making such an awesome product!*
I purchased one of these to use as my railroad grip. One of the things I love about the 5.11 packs is that you can add external packs. I work road jobs and yard jobs. When I am on the road, I clip my external drop bag with my out of town items. Being able to strap molly attachments on the outside of the pack is also great. Things can get pretty dirty at work and I want to keep work items separate from personal items. One item I love on the pack is the optional rifle carrying system that I use to carry my brake stick for work. A great pack and options seem unlimited.
GordonTurnerpark
Bingo!!! I was on the road too and it offers allot of options. Great to hear it's serving you well. The most intelligent comment left on this video after 940,000+ views. rock on!!
Glad you liked it! These EDC/BOB bags are a great daily convenience, let alone save your butt in emergency scenario. To me it’s a nice piece of mind.
Wow. What a very thorough BoB. I'm in the process of redoing my main BoB so this was very helpful.
@Antonio Phoenix damn the bots are fucking stupid
@@liamkramer2836 I'll drink to that
instaBlaster.
Dude, this was the most informative backpack video review I've have ever seen - you are prepared - that's for sure - add a .22 take down and a bear gun and you got nothing to worry about! Loved the vid!
This is a great video! I have been on the fence about ordering a 5.11 Rush 72 for about two months. Got some Christmas cash and this video has convinced me to do it! 5.11 should send potential customers to this video! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for your comment and glad it helped in making a decision. I've been carrying it everyday for 4 years now and only one broke as of 2 months ago. 5.11 sent me 2 new buckles no questions asked. Its a great bag and am very happy with it.
amazing pack, great colection, very well organized and excellent options. I am just stunned how much stuff you have in only one bag. excellent!
Your modular concept is brilliant! As for the food bars, I'm diabetic so their high sugar is out of the question for me. I tend to carry some rice & pasta sides. I can buy those for a buck or less, and a LOT will fit in my pack. Yours is a VERY comprehensive setup and I commend you on an EXCELLENT job!
42 lbs. including food,water and EDC gear. You have to remember that you can always disgard things if the situation calls for it if you need to make it lighter.
This is probably the most well packed bug out bag I've seen on the tube (and I've seen a lot). There are somethings in there I think I would never use and just take up space and few things that I think were over redundant, but still the best bag I've seen while scanning these vids on youtube. Great Job!
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This was a caricature of a bug out bag. This clown had a fucking lint roller!!! SMH
Wow.....smh
This is NOT a real bug out bag
+alexanderpowers1 lol
I'm glad someone on here talks about the weight issue when it comes to BOB. In my time in the service, we routinely had 40-60 lb packs and sometimes more and people, regardless of their size, carried their packs on multi mile humps. They may not have liked it but they did it and were more than able......and that weight does not include weapons and FLAK with SAPI plates. 40 lbs is not heavy. Awesome Video!
Uh that's with a good military diet, several weeks/months of training, discipline, being amongst peers, and fearing the wrath of the D.I lol
MayfallTribe haha if you can’t carry 40 pounds for some miles that’s kinda sad that’s like a quarter the weight of a average person. Like he said SUCK IT UP lol
I only have 2 food stuff in my bag atm. I'm a 14 yr old girl so I'm not pro kitted out like him but I have a cross bow (wooden) a sling shot and a home made shot made from the cardboard inside toilet roll and a balloon cut in half and taped around the cardboard (I might change the cardboard into a pipe). My 2 foods are a bag of porridge and a bag of pasta :) I love anything army, guns,survival,knifes,farming,hunting, creating ect. Really cool pack tho you are really prepared and you have it really organised and you explained it well thank you :)
It is the most asked question about my pack and probably the most used out of my pack. People miss that my pack is an EDC as well not just a BOB bag. I felt it would be best to utilize my BOB bag for everyday life, then to build it and throw it in the closet and hope I was home when I needed it. I keep a sport coat in the back seat of my car in case I meet with customers, and the lint roller is a life saver. Spot remover is for the after lunch mishaps, and I hate phone calculators. Thanks
Wow that's a lot of stuff.
I keep taking stuff out of mine. Truck driving in the tropics, storms, flooding, road closing, insects, other vehicles crashing, shitting myself are the main events to be ready for
Thanks ! its refreshing to read a comment when somebody gets why "I" packed my bag the "I" wanted too for "my" needs!! The pouch is a Milspecmonkey admin pouch. 3 days ago I picked up a slick tourniquet holder! Stay tuned!
This is definitely one of, if not, the best bug out bag videos I've seen. The only thing I can think of that you're missing is a good quality water filter(like a MSR filter). Yea there a bit bulky. But you'll find room in there some where. I'd say forget those water treatment tablets. Keep them of course. But when real emergency hits the fan, clean fresh water is every thing some times. Cool video.
You're just way too legit my dude! Thank you so very much for this video : D 10 years old and still providing massive value!
Thanks. Things have changed a bit since then. But the bag is still great condition and still travels with me wherever I go.
@@JimmyGunXD556 That's beyond awesome! Very interested in knowing what changed with the loadout. Glad to hear the bag is still paying for itself! Makes me feel much better about my model rush bag.
Definitely convinced me to get this bag. Been in the market for an everyday use bag and also a bug out bag. I'm actually going to purchase 2 bags. This video was awesome. Thank you. Thank you for also writing in detail what you have in the bag. Thank you so much.
Thanks. Keep in mind what if you can not get home to get your BOB bag. This is why I incorporated my 72/BOB in with my EDC. You can't pick your battles. It also saves money not having to buy multiple items. The savings also allows you to put better quality items in you main pack. Just a thought if it applies to you.
I like knowing I do have a BOB in my truck at anytime so that comforts me. Now as far as the EDC it's more practical for work clothes, gym clothes, weapon of choice, and just all around travel/work bag. Your bag in the video will be my platform for my BOB for sure.. Thank you for taking the time out to reply back..
One thing a lot folks don’t consider are a pair of water googles. Can be very useful to protect your eyes if debris is in the air you can still stay mobile. Also can be used for diving into water in case of floods or need to see under water.
Yes!! I've since added being a contact lens wearer. Also great to protect your eyes in the woods from branches ect. Thanks!
Thanks for showing me how prepared I'm not! I got work to do!
Tweezy316 lol
Tweezy316 same here
This bag is NOT ready for a real situation. Dont waste your time remaking this kit.
Look up some real videos of survivalist bags and not this joke of a guy who is a gear freak
Prolly if not the best load out and organization of a bob bag I've seen, I've seen a lot! Awesome so many ideas and good things came from this video!
Thanks. I need to do an update of new gear and organizational ideas. Glad you got some ideas for it to apply to your needs.
You win...I just re-thought my packing.. downsizing for the basics. Watched Yaegers vids..pretty real world. I try to expand my situational coverage having lived, traveled and camped in Alaska for 10 years. little cook kit was neat.
I have decided for the first 3 weeks, you would be the best equipped dude to have in the group.
Thanks for sharing your thought for prep.
Just by watching your video has basically solved alot of issues for me. Like what bag do I wanna buy, or how I can squeeze things to fit in that pack. You have the best put together pack I've seen on youtube point blank. Thank you very much...
Glad I could offer you some ideas. Thanks
Definitely looking forward to your future video's, your more realistic when it comes to survival preparedness.
I will be doing a video on organization and the versatility of having pouches loaded vs. loose items in your pack. Such as packing for vacation and traveling on your vacation with the pack.
Sounds great man, much appreciated....
JimmyGunXD556 small water resistant sting tied bags are becoming very inexpensive (under $3), and a great way to group interior items by subject group (first aid, tools, food, clothing, etc). They add almost no weight, and can be labeled with a sharpie.
Damn dude... Awesome BoB... well done... who needs a house when you’ve got this thing...
I saw first your video over 3 years ago... and actually is how I got to know the 5.11 bags and all this EDC bag configurations that are all over the internet. Men, I've got a say, I have seen 100s of videos in these years after seeing yours and once in a while I come back to see it again... Is amazing how you have configured your bag... Is the best configured bag that I've seen... Super cool !
Thanks man. I still use it to this day. I broke 1 buckle and 5.11 sent me out replacements no charge and quickly. I need to do an updated video for sure. Same gear or upgraded and more compact. I will be showing how to get organized and how I travel with my pack on vacation.
Jimmy I've got a question, do the drainholes that the bag has at the bottom been an inconvenience for you at any time... I ask because maybe by placing it on the ground then dirt and whatever dust and particles can get in the bag... That is my only concern now to get this bag
Angel Duque
No, but I never really had to put it down much on dirt or soaked ground. Mostly carpet grass and concrete. The concrete did wear out the groumnets a bit. But the denier has held up great. If something pops you want it to drain not to ruin what's in the pack. But you don't want anything coming in either. That's why most of my stuff is sealed in the pack. I'm protected either way.
Just to give you an update... just bought the Rush 24 at local 5.11 store here in Venezuela... got such a good deal, they had it at around $55 if you use the current exchange rate... I wanted it actually in black, but they only had it OD color, but the price was so good that I couldnt resist... I will start building my own config and if ever make a video about it I'll invite yo to see it... it will never be same as your tough jajaja
Angel Duque
That is great!!! Yes, please let me know if you do a video I would like to see what you did and included. I hope to do a update video next week. have a great day!!!
I run a 5.11 (multicam) Rush 12; I also use the same locking black carabiner; the nite ize adjustable knot strap, med kit, same gloves; same 5.11 tech pouch above your exterior Medkit; I also have a Eddie Bauer small sling bag inside; kind of same idea of your smaller bag that you can deploy if you need to go light; it’s a great idea and works great when you only need a handful of items from your pack. Good video bud
Thanks. It's changed a bit since then. I hope in the next couple weeks to do an update. I had big ideas of doing vids but my job changed and was just to busy to get into it. I've had a ton of request so I hope to have it up soon. Thanks
good lord this man is prepared to fight the world.
Love the pack, some of the items i thought were brilliant! This pack seems to move between 72 hour and SHTF(fishing rod, 6L blatter??), Love the internal use of molle bags, this will allow you to adjust the bag's composition/structure as you move, brilliant! I would be careful with hanging items on the outside of the bag, i would want to be as quiet and locked down as possible, only a single light on the outside of the bag (the cheap light). I have found one simple thing to not over look is a tennis ball for meeting dogs and for something to do while walking.
Thanks, its nice to see comments from people who "get it". Being modular allows you to cater the situation with what you want for a particular scenario or application. Hanging items are for fast access. There are no situations that I would have to be stealth in any survival situation. If I did and realized it. I can detach the items and stow them accordingly.
This information was so very helpful that I marvel to see anyone giving it thumbs down. Thank for sharing with me. Some of the comments below are horrible. The man said "urban EDC...pack". He's not leaving the city to head out into the bush for 72 hours or more but I'm always glad to hear people say they will be leaving the city to head out to live on the grubs right away. I see this gentleman like myself. I have lived thru 3 major floods and 2 major hurricanes. When you leave you never know how long it will before you get back into your home. We had plenty of time to grab water and foodstuffs on the way out the door. You need to have the comforts of home could be 72 hours, could be 2 weeks. He gave me ideas for sleeping bag attachment. Don't be jealous because the man has lots of cool stuff. I can't afford Maxpedition large backpacks but I can buy 5.11. Anyway this video was loaded with great ideas.
Felecia Young
Thanks ! The video is to share ideas that may help others sort what they need. I'd rather be and idiot and have it than a genius and need something. You can always discard things per the scenario. But I'd rather have allot of it to start with.
Cool video, I am glad we have a 5.11 retail store here in Houston. I like being able to physically check out items before I buy.
5.11 has quality gear.
Its a great pack still rocking it every day. Its been 6 years. I broke a buckle about 1 year ago and 5.11 replaced no questions asked.
As much as I wanted to make fun of the stain remover, I just can't lol. This is a fantastic kit!! So many useful items!! 😎
Yes I'm on the road a lot and have to eat in my car. Sometimes I'm in someone else's car. My bug out bag is part of my EDC. In case of a bug out situation it's obvious I will not need stain remover and depending on the situation other things out of my pack can be discarded depending on the situation. But I feel it's best to utilize your bug out bag as an everyday carry does it keeps you familiar with the gear that you have.
You did an excellent job sir. You’re ready man!
I'm totally blown away by your pack I've never seen so much great useful stuff in any edc pack, so much detail and thought has gone into your pack. I only have a maxpedition versipack it's small and useless in comparison to yours. totally amazing I love it
Great video. While I won’t use everything in your kit there is some great ideas I didn’t think about. Great work!
"Toilet paper... I'm the shart king" haha
Wtf? I travelled a world, but YOU can do all galaxy with all these stuff you carry in! :) Gr8t video, I wanted know more about 5.11 rush 72, even I have Karrimor sf predator 80-130 litres, as I carry around 38kg(storm case im2300 with laptop and camera dslr,lenses) chefs knives, clothes...etc..
IMPRESIONATE EL VIDEO!!!!
Real sharp setup - I was going over a list of things I still need for my setup, and this video not only covered everything but gave me a plethora of additional ideas. Thanks.
Way too much crap in this setup
You have literally thought of everything! Thanks so much for producing this amazing video.
one of the best BOB's i ever saw..cheers bro
Got many of my ideas from this video!
WOW that is one nice pack very organized and very prepared for just about any situation!!! GREAT JOB
Thanks, its changed a bit since then.
Ty so much for this video it made me really think about what to put in my bag so many vid don't show whats in it plus I just bought this bag bec this video so ty for ur for taking the time to make this video its greatly appreciated
did he say "toilet paper, im the shart king" at 14:30?????
+Riley Baker YES!
Bahaha I thought I was hearing things, he sure did!
I think he did
who announces they are the shart king??? wtf
@@onis1969 someone who sharts ALOT!
Jimmy the best part is the extended-light on the front side (6:50)
;-)
Really good point of having one large pack and using compression when not needing that much space for gear.
probably one of the best 72 hr packs i have seen. It gave me alot of ideas. Thanks Jimmy. I am still putting mine together.
"Suck it up" - best advise I've ever heard for all the people hiding behind their screen.
Delta Bravo Capital
Allot of pussies out there. they complain about a 39 lb survial pack yet a 40lb plate carrier thats ok. LOL
Its not the weight "tarzan" lmao it's the stupidity of what this ass decides to carry and hang or stick on his kit.
He's a nerd into every EDC gadget that's known to man. He probably lives in downtown Chicago in case he gets lost or needs trauma care
He even has his flinstones multi-vitamins to save his life
@@JimmyGunXD556 Or a hundred pound gut, that's good. A lot of people that say "wow, a 40 lb ruck is heavy" are carrying tons of extra weight because they're fat ass keyboard warriors and survivalists that are eating candy bars while they watch these videos and comment on them, lol. Most would become disoriented and may die in the wilderness because they forgot things as simple as land navigation. I have chronic pain and, when I run guns and gear and camp in the wooded mountains around my deeply rural house, I carry more than 40 pounds of guns, ammo, mags, pistol belt, plate carrier ( I don't run plates ), and way more in my rucks. If a 45 year old guy with pretty severe, lifelong chronic pain of long standing and that walks with a limp can do it, they can. I use a cane ( walking/trekking pole in the wild ), but I still do it :)
Great video . I'm 13 and I'm trying to build a self sustainable bug out bag
Newjersey14 3 just know that exposure is your first enemy, dehydration is second then food. Every tool essential for avoiding dying by those means is absolutely priority 1 You should get some really basic tools, go use them till you can explain every molecule of them.
I've been doing loads of research on EDC packs, and I've come back to tell you yours is my favorite. It's the closest to what I was looking for, Becuase these items you have are mostly useful in an urban environment. Thanks for your time and effort sir, Looking forward to more videos.
NayokeHenji I hope to do an update of this pack very soon. Thank you for your comment!
Awesome Video. I just recently got into creating a 72hr pack and this was by far the most comprehensive video Ive seen. Thanks
+PrBaLLaz123 Thanks glad it gave you ideas for your pack.
4 days ago, I picked up a great new product to hold my CAT tourniquet! Stay tuned! I will be doing a vid of it next week. Thanks
Very good video I'm new to all this and currently looking at this bag as my 72 hour bug out bag and this video has helped me make the decision!
Thanks for this fantastic
TLip1980 glad it helped!! I still use it everyday. I just got back from a one-week vacation in Las Vegas. I put all the Molle pouches and gear that you cannot have on a plane and put it in my suitcase. I carried my first aid kit and my spare backpack ( for wife) and it was great for shopping and bringing back pop and snacks back to the hotel room. you just can't be Pals webbing and Molle attachments. they allow you to cater your pack for every need versus buying a bunch of backpacks.
Thank you so much , I found this bag thanks to you :) nice vido man!
You put in all information nice love youtuber like you :).
Thanks glad it was helpful.
I forgot to ask you ,How good is the bag aginst water like rain , sorry about my spelling.
Then if it is bad so use rain protection on the bag sould do fine right?
Isley
It's not waterproof. But resistant to light rain for short time. When traveling in the rain I use a cover.
This is like an apocalyptic shock trooper pack, thumbs up mate! 👍
This is an incredibly well thought out bag. The key with this level of complexity is knowing it inside out...and you obviously do. Packing, unpacking, repacking, rotating and importantly...actually using. A bag sitting in a cupboard is better than nought but it's so easy to forget contents inventory and where things are. Really respect this setup. Thanks for the well presented vid.
remember always keep your knife on your person.(Kabar,etc.)
41 pounds it´s a lot if you have to walk long trails, but it would be a blessing on the other side if you can take it in a car or bike cause you have lots of stuff to be safe and confortable. Your GSI cook kit looks awesome!!!
Hey says the Canadian !
I'd says perfectly good, well pack, first time i see the car tire repair in a bug out/in/72 hours/survival/etc,etc all in all perfect.
The way I have my bag loaded out works great for me in everyday use as well as if I would need it in an emergency. I can go from calculating in the field to being in a suit to meet with new suppliers. Lint roller works great for that sport coat that been in the backseat for 4 weeks.
How much do you think you've spent on all the stuff in that pack? I know people build over time, but to have everything matching brand and so many items, that must cost over 1,000 to put together.
Well thought out and well executed! Good job my friend!
Happy and health New Year!
God bless & take care...
Thanks need to do an update. Happy and healthy new year to you as well.
Subscribed and looin' forward to the update!
Great video ive watched it more than a couple of times, love the way you have your stuff organized.
Thank you for listing everything you have! I am on a shopping spree right now to add some of your awesome load out to mine! Good video!
I can't wait for your update!
man. i like the organization, but you most have spent like $500 before you even started putting stuff in the bag with all those 5x6 poutches. looks great though. gave me some ideas for my pack.
Great load out. Most complete that i have seen. People don't realize the planning work and money that goes into a 72 hour bag. Have been working on mine for a year. Not there yet.
Thanks! It takes time for sure. Mine took about a year.
Thank you for this info sir. I used alot of it to built my survival bag. I have two. One I use on a weekly basis to travel from work to home and another mini one just for everyday work.
Great to hear. I incorporate my survival pack as and EDC because you can't choose your scenario and having your main pack at home if you cannot get home is useless and a waste of time and energy. Thanks
"I'm the shart king" 😂😂😂
Lol had to rewind it a few times to make sure that's what he said. Glad someone else caught it.
nooccire1 yy
Nice the best so far you should list the things you have there very nice I'm thinking on starting to build my first
Thanks. It's listed in description. I'm planning on doing an update soon. still use it everyday.
Just found your channel. I really enjoy how thorough you are without being long winded, and how much information you provide. Keep up the good work.
CarvinV3 Thank you !
Thank you for the insightful comment. I figured with the cost and time into these carry systems for 72hr/EDC uses, it be best to actually implement it into everyday life, than sitting in a car or closet. Its kind of like a cell phone to me now. How did I ever get by without one? HA!
You sir... are a fan of Maxpedition! Great pack, great vid! Thanks for sharing
8:25 ...For my wife or girlfriend
LOL
Dude! This is the best BOB video I've ever seen. I almost get the Maxpedition Gyrfalcon. I'm glad I saw this video. I don't see myself building a BOB like yours, but it's a great baseline. Kudos!
MILTON CANO
Glad it gave you ideas to build yours!
@@JimmyGunXD556 you need a good compass.
BY FAR THE BEST BOB/72hr kit on you tube. It's scary how much our kits are alike. Only I have the cheap knock off bag from Walmart. It's a fieldline tactical bag. There identical tho. It's only 40 bux at Walmart. I know the quality is not as good as 511 but it will do for know. Awesome bag and gear man.
If SHTF and I see a guy with that backpack, I'm getting a buddy and we're taking him out and splitting the loot.
What size Aloksak was that in your Med kit?
5x4 inch
finally someone that actually packs figure9's. those things are awsome
I got a lot of neat ideas from you to make better use of my Rush 72. Thanks for taking the time to show us. I also found your unique style of the walk-thru and level of organization very refreshing.
14:50 this aged well lol
Pack more heavy duty aluminium foil... Trust me
Awesome setup. You are obviously the king of the Maxpedition Modular pouches...LOL. A lot of thought went into that kit.
one of the better BOB vids i have seen thanks for the detail you put into it
Thank you !
I'll give you the money if you send me a bag like this
Me too.
+Cory Wilson Very expensive. But I would be willing to make it for you. I have changed thing over the years and can do it cheaper.
JimmyGunXD556 how can I contact you
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Thats not to heavy,
at the age of 18 i joined the basic miltary drill in germany, and i swaer full packed with all equipment we had to carry easylie over 35 kilogramms maybe more, all the day running doing pushups trhough obstacle course, and running and marching all the day long, and the fun begins again the next day :) damn that was a hard time but i loved it
Erhan Gozturk you would happen to know what that is in pounds for me And the rest of us ignorant Americans
1kg = 2.2lbs, so 35kg is right around 77lbs
Props to you my friend!!! Definetly one of the best bug out bags/72 hour bags on youtube! Although it is definetly to much stuff to carry with me. I enjoyed the briefcase video alot too! Great Job!!
Thanks!
Thank you for a great, detailed video on this pack. I just tonight decided on the rush 72 pack, instead of something from maxpedition, and then found your video on it. Good suggestions for usages of 5.11's molle attatched square pouches to keep things organized, I like your organization. Thanks again.
A great and informative video, many thanks for sharing ~Peace~
+Zed Outdoors THANKS!
Not really
Been looking at packs. Both the 72 and 24. I doubt that I would ever stock it as well as you have. Just curious how much $ do you have into it fully loaded? I also noticed you have no firearm?
My EDC video shows my carry gun. Only load your pack to your needs. There is no perfect pack. Allot of videos are really intended to share equipment and ideas.
That was my question...how much $$ in the packs and pouches themselves. One of those 6.6 packs is $30 itself!
mattklump What I spend on my pack should not have any relevance on your needs. Buy what you need and what you want to do.
No offense intended, man. This budget prepper was just impressed with all of your top-shelf gear.
mattklump No offense taken. If you play your cards right you can get the bulk of your pack done as gifts. (the expensive stuff) Then every month buy something to ad to the pack you think you would like.(usually the cheaper stuff) Mine has allot of gadgets because I work out of my car. My nieces and nephews love that I have little tools on me to fix and put together their toys. You can always discard things in the slim chance you would need it for "survival". Also to tell you the truth I need to update my vid. Allot has changed and I've condensed it since then. Good luck with your pack.
This is the best well put together pack I have scene!! I just placed an order and I have been looking for a 72 hour bag forever and finally found one thank you!!
After much research I personally think this is the best system for the rush 72 which I just ordered. I'm going to personalize mine to my needs of course but a lot of good information here and I am purchasing a lot of the same gear you have. Well done.
+AnimalMotherV2 Great to hear. If you make a vid of your load out let me know.
+JimmyGunXD556 I absolutely will. I'm glad I watched your other video on the maxpedition FR1. That leatherman will be perfect for servicing my AR in the field. The camera is also badass although I'm getting the updated version called the "TG-870" which comes out tomorrow. Very cool camera. Thanks again for the informative videos, I'll be in touch when my pack is complete.
That's my man! SAY NO TO SPORKS! SAY NO TO SPORKS! SAY NO TO SPOR...
LOL! I only have one in the cooking can for back up because it folds away and I don't have to look at it! Thanks for your comment!
this bag is Loaded!!!
Memphis 2 Houston like his underwear after a fart......
12.52 and I have to go get some duck tape to keep my head from exploding. Jimmy your attention to detail is amazing (I wish there was mandatory military training in Ireland when I was growing up, just gotta work on myself I guess). You're a shining light to us 'freshman' preppers
This is one of the best survival bags I have ever seen two thumbs up for you!
+Black leaf Survival thanks it has changed a little since then because my job is in an office rather than on the road.