Nutnfancy Instagram Starting to Post: Tactical Daypacks
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- Опубликовано: 4 дек 2023
- New content style here. In store I will briefly cover some eye catching gear, give my experienced opinion, and provide links. Now this style is filmed vertically and is meant for my Instagram account @realnutnfancy
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Eberlestock H2 Gunrunner Backpack shrsl.com/4c2yv
Eberlestock Gunslinger II Backpack shrsl.com/4c2yw
Kelty Outskirt packs bit.ly/3RrPimW
Kelty Redwing backpacks, TNP std, at kelty.com bit.ly/481yhoV
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Drink when nutn says "tatical"
Ded
Thats just self deletion but with extra steps.
I haven't drank anything for 10 years now
Those Mystery Ranch packs are awesome.
I don't own a Mystery Ranch bag, however some of their bags are totally worth the price. I want their TriZip but I won't pay that much for that, their smaller bags for the $200 or less price? Yeah sure why not. It'll last you guaranteed for sure.
40% off pro deals on non fire packs make them a no brainer for anyone who works in the outdoor industry
I could buy groceries for a month, or... I could buy a tactical bookbag! One of the greatest of life's tough choices.
Lol
well the bag could carry groceries. you know when you get more money later. so really, it's worth it.
Good luck on eating ramen noodles and turkey 🦃 tails for 200 dollars month
After having worked in packs for REI for a few years fitting people for all kinds of outings and talking to reps from budget brands like Kelty all the way to fancy stuff like Hyperlite and using Osprey/Hyperlite for sections of the AT and PCT, elk/black tail hunts in the PNW I finally invested in a Mystery Ranch Metcalf. Obviously it’s gonna blow all the other non tactical brands out of the water for project people but I can say after being exposed to all those brands and their reps and using my dads old surplus army rucks for all kinds of use on the trails that my metcalf has impressed me more than any other pack I’ve put miles into. The frame/accessibility/modularity and customer service is on par with amazing backpacking brands like Osprey and it’s well worth what they charge for them.
I have a metcalf too. Very well constructed pack and I'd say the comfort when bearing heavy load like game quarters is up at the top level. The gripe I have is lack of multiple compartments and lack of MOLLE webbing aside from what's on the belt. Throwing everything into the main compartment gets difficult to manage and keep organized when you are in and out of it in the field. The detachable lid would be better if those two external pockets were permanently attached, the lid leaves a gap for water/snow ingress if your main compartment isn't filled up high.
@@nicsye12 I agree, I’ve always been one to compartmentalism with color coded stuff sacks but I get that some don’t jive with that system and it has its short comings. It could definitely have more storage set aside for specific parts of your kit.
@@SuperBrahimos great pack
Prices are crazy, boy am I old, and keep things for years
Price of bags today it's got a little ridiculous
I got into mystery ranch from the Wildland fire world, their line packs are just the best imo. The price is a bit much for normal civilians but I get 40% off all non fire packs as a pro deal. I've been rocking a mystery ranch 2 day assault pack for like 3 years now as my daily carry work pack doing Backcountry trail maintenance for the national park service, it's a little tacticool but honestly all the molle has come in very handy strapping all kinds of tools and materials to the outside and it has stood up to all kind of abuse.
Love my kelty redwing tactical bags. 30l and 44l sizes. The redwing-22 (recently discontinued) honesty the best GHB ever made imo.
I've been happy with my Kelty and my Hidden Woodsman packs.
Thanks for the video
Had no idea you were on IG, following now
I was going to say that was fake...as he said he only used Twitter/X previously. But I see he has it in the description now. I just followed as well.
Yeah I'd dig pack reviews in the future, go for it
Nice pack selection
Having used budget packs for 20 years, then finally investing in a mystery ranch, it's worth every penny, and i should have done it sooner. Once you start getting real loads on there, you appreciate a really good belt and support system. I believe the newest mr use carbon fiber in their frames.
Crossfire DG3 if you want a heavy hard use bag that’s comfortable for days
When it comes to back packs LESS IS MORE.
I like the Sitka. It's big enough for a couple of nights out but still not too big and cumbersome.
Hi, Nutn. The first Eberlestock is called “Just One” and the camo pattern is Mirage. The Gunrunner pack won’t fit an AR, but they have a pack called the “Gunslinger” that wil. I have one and it’s great, 6.5lbs tho. The Mystery Ranch is from their pop up series. They are awesome, but they have horrible clips that you have to undo every time you want to adjust it. Hope you see this before you buy!
Hey nutn thx the gear reviews 🤙
My favorite all time pack review was the Kelty MAP 3500. I wish I would have pick one up back in 2012 when they were on sale for under $100
Nice vid!
hope you have us budget minded people in....mind
If you shop around online you can find Mystery Ranch packs for more reasonable pricing. I got the MR Metcalf as a do all pack. I will say there are times i wish my Metcalf had more pockets than just two on the removable lid, but I've found ways to work around it. As expensive as MR packs are, they are much more affordable than brands like Stone Glacier and Exo mountain.
I have an Eberlestock gunrunner and I find it heavy as hell. The material is quiet in a hunting scenario. I have lighter packs you can strap a long gun to that hold the same amount of gear. I’m not the biggest fan of dump packs, picking all your shit up off the ground to get 1 item blows. Fjallraven Singi 30L with the added side pocket for a rifle butt stock for the win.
I have 2 Eberlestock packs and the Hercules case they make supreme bags
Sitka gear makes amazing hunting products
Back during the surge a few pics popped up some of the typical scruffy Tier 1 guys wearing Mystery Ranch, and just like that… MR was the greatest company that ever existed and everybody had to have one.
If you’re a veteran or active duty you can get a pretty sick discount on mystery ranch through expert voice
Please continue posting on IG!
i get 30 percent off mystery ranch except for fire and military gear. my fire pack is worth the 400 dollars i paid. especially compared to the 200 dollar one work pays for.
FYI: The Sitka is on sale direct and at many online outlets today, 12/07/23, for $237.00
Yeah, I bought a bunch of eberlystock stuff for elk hunting and it’s way too heavy. I should’ve just paid the little extra for kuiu or similar. I should’ve known better since I ultralight backpack too. It’s not even that much cheaper. I mean it’s bulletproof, but at the cost of weight, which equals mobility in the back country
Granite gear hot some deals too
I prefer my Mystery Ranch 3DAP👌🏻
Fyi Sitka does a massive discount for active duty/ veterans!
Any recommendation pack that would fit 590 shockwave?
Arghhh, I guards me sheckles!!!
I paid around 100 bucks for mine dakine backpack and i love it
the prices v_v
A 5lb pack with 5lb of gear will leave you questioning your life decisions...
Mystery ranch has a chip on their shoulders. I’ve been happy with the second generation (not third generation) vertex bags
I'll stick with my Maxpedition Gryfalcon
P07 review please I’ll send you one
I need to find a good hunting back pack.
T3mu has bags like this for twenty-two dollen..
I grabbed 3 of them
actually it's more like a 45in long dual section carrier; but it has nice backpack straps and several pockets all over it.
They seem like great quality
ALICE for the win
Started getting into the bag game this year. Least expensive usa made gear that I can vouch for is Kargo made in Colorado. Recycled Firefighter stuff is simple, nice and tough too, if you can get it, its always outta stock. GoRuck made in the usa, is pricey, and seems more fitness event orientated, thats sorta corporate outdoor fashiony like Mystery Ranch.
Vanquest makes some nice bags, I think those are foreign made tho.
"the bag game"
@@mlgtactics9911it’s an illness lol avoid it, it’s like getting into knives, or watches, but they take up more space!
$200??? I’d rather have a surplus bag for $50.
Me too. What a scam. I will keep my Camelback in woodland camo
I got an old Alice pack from a army navy store going out of business. It's not in the best condition but I only paid $15 and it's holding up great.
T3mu has bags like this for twenty-six dollen..
I grabbed 3 of them
Ha, you guys have never carried 100lbs out in the mountains
@@jdking25 It’s a day bag, not a hump bag. And, yes I have humped with a 100 pound pack…in the ‘80s at Marine OCS. But whatever.
lol people in the chat haven’t seen the prices of high quality packs I guess
Good to see you on Insta, but what's your OF page?
:)
DIXIE MAUSER SENT ME
Anyone remember how douchey Eberlestock's fly boy owner dismissed Nutn during the ShotShow interview? I couldn't believe he was 💩on by a fellow Airman.
Th'e're for carrying meat.
Country of origin is important to know when looking at price. Most, if not all, Eberlestock and Mystery Ranch are US made.
T3mu has bags like this for twenty-six dollen..
I grabbed 3 of them
You say "Good prices Dude !!!" at $140 and $180.
I say; Owwie! No F'n way. I could throw down big bucks on top notch gear 10 years ago, but no longer am able.
How about this: You need something discreet and plain; as unassuming as possible so as to draw as little attention as you can from potential predators. Only carrying what you Absolutely Require for a trip.
These bags scream "I HAVE LOTS OF LOOT! COME GET ME!" To me and draw too much attention and weigh too much.
I like to keep it light, keep it small, don't attract attention, and Mobility is the Number 1 consideration.
If you are prey, you are prey no matter what you carry.
Agreed. My tactical bag is grey and 18-24 pounds loaded. My rifle case is navy blue with a huge _Nike_ swoosh logo on each side and a can of racket balls attached to the shoulder strap. Everyday tactical.
Well, it depends what you are doing. When you need camo, a greyman bag is going to stick out. When you need greyman, a camo / molle bag is going to stick out. A frame pack is going to look weird in places where anything other than an everyday backpack is out of place.
So, you might want 3, 4, or 5 bags. Maybe more. $350 per bag is kinda a problem at that point.
Way too expensive go to military surplus stores.
I got kicked off Twitter so I havnt been following you. I will now on Instagram. Are we quadrupole owls now? Lol
At this point, we're a damn FLOCK of owls 😆