I wish there was a video of someone actually going out for 24 hours with this pack. The review is very well done and informative. I would like to see it in practical use.
I'm seeing that anomaly pocket on the side as an intentional design. That type of shape pocket is preferred for quick access items like a compass or similar sized quick item... headlamp, etc.
In some locales, Like where I live Pinellas County Florida, Tacticool and camo is grey man, because they are in frequent use by everyone. Look at your own surroundings and determine what is used frequently and adjust your " GREY MAN." to that. Because across Tampa Bay in Tampa it is completely different..
Thanks buddy for this video. It gave me plenty of ideas for my get home bag. I have had the original 5:11 rush 24 in black for years and its holding up very nice.
I haven’t had anything 5:11 yet. This might be a reason to give them a shot. I have Maxpedition right now and love the bag. With this being in woodland camo really has my attention.
Yes, have had a rucksack in the same ballpark capacity and usage wise for many years now but mines Coyote Tan. Very good for overnighters and as you said, it's small enough so it's just a rucksack too. By now Have lots of varying pouches to attach to the Molle and that is the thing that is really appreciated, it can be changed somewhat for it's intended use. Good stuff!!
Great Video ! Have this pack in Black, but think the Coyote would blend in better ! The Water Bladder Pocket holds my Level 3A Body Armor ! Did not find any Velcro Hidden Pocket ! Maybe add a Chest Pack ! tjl
@@LiBuiltthanks for the reply. I have it now and I am loading it up with some supplies and really like this pack. I actually went to the shop in Vegas and got the waist belt for it also.
I have the 72 and it has been great so far. Looking into the 24 to have a slightly smaller pack. The 72 at least has the room for a helmet. These packs are also great when doing a weekend trip.
I love the pack and am wondering the price of it. I think that it would be nice if they included the waist belt with the pack and have it padded. I like the clam style design in the main features of the pack as I always try to find packs in that design. Also how large is the pack in other words how many liters is it? Does it come in any other colors I like the green camo for hunting as in early archery season for deer hunting. I am an avid outdoors man the does a lot of hunting with both a bow, and a muzzle loader. And since the late season in upper eastern United states runs in the winter that is the reason for other colors. Please let me know. And keep up the good work.
The rush 24 is probably the greatest rucksack ever made. It's just a bit too tactical for urban use unfortunately. I have the amp 24 and 72 which are better in some ways but worse in others. The new colourway of the rush is great too! Oh and the back panel is sweaty lol but most 5.11 rucks have that.
@kevinhart46 The whole gray man thing... it depends. You're right but also not entirely right. There ARE plenty of scenarios where you WOULD want to try and be "gray man" and blend in. But this is mostly for city-slickers around lots of people and with potential military/LE threats, checkpoints, etc. But the rest of what you're talking about is equally fantasy. Most major SHTF events I've been through, local communities tend to band together for help and protection. Yeah, you'll always have your looters and 💩 bags running around but getting shot up just for walking around in daylight is a little out there. As long as you're not doing criminal stuff yourself and not living in the middle of a ghetto, no one is going to be randomly shooting at you. That's TEOTAWKI fantasy book doomer pr0n. It would take A LOT of crazy 💩 happening all at once for things to be THAT bad. 🙄 And if they did get that bad... you wouldn't want to be roaming around day or night. You'd want to be in a well stocked bunker for the next 2 years or so.....which 99% of us don't have the funds for anyway. Outside of the animal cities, most suburban and rural towns, communities will come together to maintain order and distribute resources.
I have all the Rushes and they're all crap except the 72... because that's the only one that comes with a hip belt. And none of these type bags are what you really want anyway for a situation walking on foot for miles on end with any amount of gear over 20 lbs.
Where I live a lot of people wear packs like this to go to school and commuting, so by wearing one you are actually a grey man Like I travelled to south america a while ago and I saw everybody wearing Maxpedition knock offs from China, they're really popular there for some reason
@@pennsyltuckyreb9800 It's like the problem is I don't think there's a situation where you need 1000 denier like osprey has lifetime warranty and hiking bags are better fit for carrying long distances but I bought the previous rush 24 because they were a really good deal for $50 each lol
@MrLuffy9131 The Rush 12/24/72 are great bags as long as you don't overload them. Keep it around 20-ish pounds maximum. You can load up the 72 up more but not much more. That kind of material is an advantage for longterm durability, cutting brush off main trails (which is a real possibility in SHTF), rubbing up against boulders regularly.... something common in my area of the Appalachians. For serious hiking on foot, 5.11 offers newer better models for that kind of walling. I'd like to get a much lighter pack, but for now, I go minimalist in my USMC ILBE. It's a heavy pack but near bombproof and very comfortable. I can easily haul around 40-ish pounds for miles in it. That would be my personal maximum winter weight...... but I'm trying to cut that down still.
Thanks! Looking forward to it! I'm trying understand how to maximize kit potential for longer outings addressing multiple potential needs, but have trouble finding any online examples of the combination of LBE with pistol / combat belt, and back pack.
Did yo watch the video all the way? This bag is not being given away. This video is the giveaway: ruclips.net/video/OkAXZJxQ2E0/видео.htmlsi=OLsovCWVWvwmN3In
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I wish there was a video of someone actually going out for 24 hours with this pack. The review is very well done and informative. I would like to see it in practical use.
I'm seeing that anomaly pocket on the side as an intentional design.
That type of shape pocket is preferred for quick access items like a compass or similar sized quick item... headlamp, etc.
Hope they (5.11) plan on making the entire Rush series in the M81 Woodland. Especially the 72. That would be awesome. I have the 72 in Black.
Woodland camo is an awesome color I would love to have one of these they would be good for a Day hike pack for me
I have the 5:11, covrt 18 for my everyday carry bag, and I really like it. The ccw compartment is what I like most about the bag.
Does that compartment get soaked in the rain? That's a deal breaker for me.
I’m thinking of using one for 1-bag travel
Great load out too! I have 2 onewind ponchos in olive. Amazing value and qaulity.
I have the Rush 12 2.0 for my go/edc bag. I’ve own other 5.11 bags and they are the best. I have been absolutely happy with my latest.
In some locales, Like where I live Pinellas County Florida, Tacticool and camo is grey man, because they are in frequent use by everyone. Look at your own surroundings and determine what is used frequently and adjust your " GREY MAN." to that. Because across Tampa Bay in Tampa it is completely different..
Agreed
Thanks buddy for this video. It gave me plenty of ideas for my get home bag. I have had the original 5:11 rush 24 in black for years and its holding up very nice.
I haven’t had anything 5:11 yet. This might be a reason to give them a shot. I have Maxpedition right now and love the bag. With this being in woodland camo really has my attention.
I have the version 1. Love it too.
As much as I love the grayl the titanium one is even better!!!!totally worth the money!!!!!! Highly recommend
I have the rush 24 2.0. Mines in kangaroo. But I live in the high desert of Arizona. But loving the traditional woodland camo.
Thank you for your tips, looks like a great multipurpose bag you’re doing a nice job to help people thank you sir
Yes, have had a rucksack in the same ballpark capacity and usage wise for many years now but mines Coyote Tan. Very good for overnighters and as you said, it's small enough so it's just a rucksack too. By now Have lots of varying pouches to attach to the Molle and that is the thing that is really appreciated, it can be changed somewhat for it's intended use. Good stuff!!
I’m more a Maxpedition guy but concur with you… this pack is a winner… will consider it… gracias…
Yup I have the 72 and the 100. Good bags
Another great video. Thanks much for sharing the details on the pack and your loadout.
Great Video ! Have this pack in Black, but think the Coyote would blend in better ! The Water Bladder Pocket holds my Level 3A Body Armor ! Did not find any Velcro Hidden Pocket ! Maybe add a Chest Pack ! tjl
I really like that bag. Great video as always. Thank you.😊
I have one of those bags OD green love it awesome bag!!!!
I've had my rush 12 for years its my edc cycling hunting shopping its had loads of abuse and looks new still last a lifetime the rush series
I have the 24 navy blue and the 72 black and I can't say enough about them, very comfortable at 40lbs load out with my 72.
Just ordered me a rush 24 ,, how heavy do you think I can load it before it's too heavy or too loaded?
Bout 25-30lbs comfortably
@@LiBuiltthanks for the reply. I have it now and I am loading it up with some supplies and really like this pack. I actually went to the shop in Vegas and got the waist belt for it also.
I have the 72 and it has been great so far. Looking into the 24 to have a slightly smaller pack. The 72 at least has the room for a helmet. These packs are also great when doing a weekend trip.
Great review
I also enjoyed the video I will have to tell my friends about it
I'm in I have the rush 24 and 72 I like them both
Great bag
Great video! ✌️
dude the short pocket on the side is to keep stuff higher in the pocket, keeping the molle on the side even, not bulged at the bottom.
Multi cam rocks!!!!!
I love the pack and am wondering the price of it. I think that it would be nice if they included the waist belt with the pack and have it padded. I like the clam style design in the main features of the pack as I always try to find packs in that design. Also how large is the pack in other words how many liters is it? Does it come in any other colors I like the green camo for hunting as in early archery season for deer hunting. I am an avid outdoors man the does a lot of hunting with both a bow, and a muzzle loader. And since the late season in upper eastern United states runs in the winter that is the reason for other colors. Please let me know. And keep up the good work.
Great video, I'm sold. Thank you.
The rush 24 is probably the greatest rucksack ever made. It's just a bit too tactical for urban use unfortunately. I have the amp 24 and 72 which are better in some ways but worse in others. The new colourway of the rush is great too! Oh and the back panel is sweaty lol but most 5.11 rucks have that.
@kevinhart46 The whole gray man thing... it depends. You're right but also not entirely right. There ARE plenty of scenarios where you WOULD want to try and be "gray man" and blend in. But this is mostly for city-slickers around lots of people and with potential military/LE threats, checkpoints, etc.
But the rest of what you're talking about is equally fantasy.
Most major SHTF events I've been through, local communities tend to band together for help and protection. Yeah, you'll always have your looters and 💩 bags running around but getting shot up just for walking around in daylight is a little out there.
As long as you're not doing criminal stuff yourself and not living in the middle of a ghetto, no one is going to be randomly shooting at you.
That's TEOTAWKI fantasy book doomer pr0n. It would take A LOT of crazy 💩 happening all at once for things to be THAT bad. 🙄 And if they did get that bad... you wouldn't want to be roaming around day or night. You'd want to be in a well stocked bunker for the next 2 years or so.....which 99% of us don't have the funds for anyway.
Outside of the animal cities, most suburban and rural towns, communities will come together to maintain order and distribute resources.
I have all the Rushes and they're all crap except the 72... because that's the only one that comes with a hip belt.
And none of these type bags are what you really want anyway for a situation walking on foot for miles on end with any amount of gear over 20 lbs.
Where I live a lot of people wear packs like this to go to school and commuting, so by wearing one you are actually a grey man
Like I travelled to south america a while ago and I saw everybody wearing Maxpedition knock offs from China, they're really popular there for some reason
@@pennsyltuckyreb9800 It's like the problem is I don't think there's a situation where you need 1000 denier like osprey has lifetime warranty and hiking bags are better fit for carrying long distances but I bought the previous rush 24 because they were a really good deal for $50 each lol
@MrLuffy9131 The Rush 12/24/72 are great bags as long as you don't overload them. Keep it around 20-ish pounds maximum. You can load up the 72 up more but not much more.
That kind of material is an advantage for longterm durability, cutting brush off main trails (which is a real possibility in SHTF), rubbing up against boulders regularly.... something common in my area of the Appalachians.
For serious hiking on foot, 5.11 offers newer better models for that kind of walling.
I'd like to get a much lighter pack, but for now, I go minimalist in my USMC ILBE. It's a heavy pack but near bombproof and very comfortable. I can easily haul around 40-ish pounds for miles in it. That would be my personal maximum winter weight...... but I'm trying to cut that down still.
Would it work to run this bag over top of a belt rig. I take my Foxtrot MK2 with me everywhere but a good pack could get me an extra day or two.
Yes it would work.
Nice video!
What holster do you use to velcro in that pouch?
Thanks for this review! Could this pack be run in conjunction with LBE-Alice straps, pistol belt, and a butt back?
Yes for sure. Video coming soon!
Thanks! Looking forward to it! I'm trying understand how to maximize kit potential for longer outings addressing multiple potential needs, but have trouble finding any online examples of the combination of LBE with pistol / combat belt, and back pack.
Good review, thanks for sharing, God bless !
What kind of sleeping pad and bivy bag is that??
Where did you buy the woobie jacket?
Zulu Foxtrot
If caught in the rain does the ccw pocket get soaked?
It seals with velcro but there is a possibility of soak through
Less roomy bag😢
I’m in. I’m confused you said “go back to that video” Is it this video or a different video. I need a bag this size!
Did yo watch the video all the way? This bag is not being given away. This video is the giveaway:
ruclips.net/video/OkAXZJxQ2E0/видео.htmlsi=OLsovCWVWvwmN3In
I’m in
This is not where the giveaway is happening.
This doesn’t even come close to the Large Molle II 3 day assault pack. Great review though!
Miltec large all day
Pick me bro !!! Awesome video
Where can I get that foam pad for sitting in kneeling? That's awesome.
As stated in the video it's a cut down military foam pad. Found at most surplus stores.
@@ThePreparedWanderer OK, thank you I did not catch the part where you said it was a military pad I will have to look for that.