I recently purchased 2 Minutemen after loving my kit bag from FullTang. Same quality as the kitbags Same great materials: waterproof zippers, buckle/hardware, and slick design. The shoulder straps are my favorite feature. This pack hugs my body just as well as my son’s. 2 totally different body sizes. Can’t wait to see what else is coming down the road! JT is always up for suggestions or request. The minuteman is definitely worth looking into. Military, hunters, paramedics, hikers, even if you just need a great EDC
The pack is a great addition to your line. Time to take more of my money. Last year I suggested a new item in an email and will add it here again. When you make a water carrier will you also consider the USGI canteen or the Nalgene (USGI) canteens with room for the cup (steel or Ti) most of us heat water with and a pocket for water purification and Esbit tabs ? I hope inspiration will come from the SPEAR Safariland 1 Quart Canteen Pouch and the HSGI Canteen pouch. I would like a better lid than the Safariland but I don't see a need for more MOLLE on the outside. A side pouch on the pack or right sized to have on the canteen pouch on your pack hip belt.
Love the concept and design, thanks for putting this out for us! Quick question, do you think the water bladder pocket could accommodate (comfortably) a soft body armor insert?
Those shoulder straps look amazing. Full comfort, yet clean and not clunky for all day use. And so many pack makers leave out the load lifters. Love it!
Nicely done JT. I love the modularity you’re developing in your entire line by placing the end user in the fore-front selecting their gear by mixing/matching already existing lines or just sticking with one line. That’s a lot of respect to your customer base that I hope others will recognize it’s value as well. Materials sourced and made in The USA too, 👊🏼 🇺🇸
We've done our research. No other pack on the market like ours. Sure, you can get a 30 liter pack for cheaper, just depends on how much you want to spend on features and quality.
It should, our straps are reversible and detachable so they can integrate with a variety of rigs. You can also purchase extra straps if needed from our site.
Thank you for the quick reply. I run a Nixieworks LFR with your chest rig so I’ll give it a try. Be nice to use this pack as an aid bag since it integrates with chest rig. Very cool.
If you can do this in Kryptek Highlander with matching strapping and FDE or Coyote hardware... I would be all in for one. Would also like the bladder access from top outside like on the milspek monkey adapt pack/tt/grey ghost gear...so radio can use interior pocket and routing.
Great pack design! I am curious though if your elastic mag insert will work inside of the kangaroo pouch? Would be a great feature to have mags readily available and with retention.
@@fulltangtactical that’s awesome! I’m looking forward to seeing what other accessories will be offered in the future! Keep up the great work. I will definitely have to get my hands on one!
I just ordered 1. Camo on point. Would like an option for very thin stap. I'll mod it myself but I got alot of strapped kit and padded straps are not needed. Looking forward 2 this. I been trying 2 get eberlestock 2 make me a switchblade with m81 for the past year.
So those internal pockets fit 32oz Hydrapak bottles…. What about 32oz Nalgene bottles? Great vid and pack btw. Looking to update my Helikon-Tex EDC Lite pack for a little bigger pack.
@@o0oitzJimmy the interior pockets were not made specifically for water bottles, but they will hold Hydro flask similar-sized items, tools, water filters, extra socks, a fold-up saw, ammo mags, Sam splints, and various other items. We are making exterior pockets dedicated to canteens / water bottles.
@@o0oitzJimmy Follow up: we tested a 32oz Nalgene, same dimensions. Should work fine. We are also making external canteen/bottle pouches that are larger.
@@ORO_PsycloneNo, but most guys just wear their packs over carriers so they can drop them quickly if they need to. If you really wanted to, you could still attach this pack to a carrier using our compression straps and buckles that are removable, but the shoulder straps are sewn in so it wouldn't sit as flat because they would be sandwiched between the pack and carrier. Usually the guys who are attaching their packs to the carrier are running as a team so the guy behind them can grab equipment. We do plan on making our own carrier and a small day pack that can attach directly to it at some point. The Minuteman is a good in-between, generous capacity assault/patrol pack that can scale up to a small ruck with our accessories. It can also compress down to a flatter pack using the moveable straps.
@@fulltangtactical The guys in a team usually just use a zip on backpanel because even a smaller pack would be too bulky. I don't know if you have seen the Shaw Concepts PCP but that way of attaching it to a plate carrier and your pack would be perfect. But i get it, can't please everyone. Your pack is still pretty damn cool and innovative so i'm definitely eager to trying it out nonetheless
I recently purchased 2 Minutemen after loving my kit bag from FullTang.
Same quality as the kitbags
Same great materials: waterproof zippers, buckle/hardware, and slick design.
The shoulder straps are my favorite feature. This pack hugs my body just as well as my son’s. 2 totally different body sizes.
Can’t wait to see what else is coming down the road!
JT is always up for suggestions or request.
The minuteman is definitely worth looking into.
Military, hunters, paramedics, hikers, even if you just need a great EDC
Very interesting! Looks like a well designed piece.
This pack is awesome. Would love to get one of these to run
An awesome pack for sure ! I am loving it so far, can’t wait for the additional accessories! I will get an initial overview up soon 👍👍😁
Awesome pack man I like it, Very modular! Still need to do a review of the kit bag you gave me I’ve just been swamped
The pack is a great addition to your line. Time to take more of my money. Last year I suggested a new item in an email and will add it here again. When you make a water carrier will you also consider the USGI canteen or the Nalgene (USGI) canteens with room for the cup (steel or Ti) most of us heat water with and a pocket for water purification and Esbit tabs ? I hope inspiration will come from the SPEAR Safariland 1 Quart Canteen Pouch and the HSGI Canteen pouch. I would like a better lid than the Safariland but I don't see a need for more MOLLE on the outside. A side pouch on the pack or right sized to have on the canteen pouch on your pack hip belt.
Received your email and replied. We are working on it.
I'm starting to like your products and thorough design more and more.
Looks great! I need a new bag to add to the collection! Thanks for the video.
Love the concept and design, thanks for putting this out for us! Quick question, do you think the water bladder pocket could accommodate (comfortably) a soft body armor insert?
Yes it could fit soft armor or a laptop.
Those shoulder straps look amazing.
Full comfort, yet clean and not clunky for all day use. And so many pack makers leave out the load lifters.
Love it!
Nicely done JT.
I love the modularity you’re developing in your entire line by placing the end user in the fore-front selecting their gear by mixing/matching already existing lines or just sticking with one line. That’s a lot of respect to your customer base that I hope others will recognize it’s value as well. Materials sourced and made in The USA too, 👊🏼 🇺🇸
Nifty
Great pack !
Not for $350 for a 30 liter pack.
Several other packs do the same for less.
Thank you, though.
We've done our research. No other pack on the market like ours. Sure, you can get a 30 liter pack for cheaper, just depends on how much you want to spend on features and quality.
Curious if this would work with LBE setup. Glad to see it integrates with the chest rig.
It should, our straps are reversible and detachable so they can integrate with a variety of rigs. You can also purchase extra straps if needed from our site.
Thank you for the quick reply. I run a Nixieworks LFR with your chest rig so I’ll give it a try. Be nice to use this pack as an aid bag since it integrates with chest rig. Very cool.
If you can do this in Kryptek Highlander with matching strapping and FDE or Coyote hardware... I would be all in for one.
Would also like the bladder access from top outside like on the milspek monkey adapt pack/tt/grey ghost gear...so radio can use interior pocket and routing.
Great pack design! I am curious though if your elastic mag insert will work inside of the kangaroo pouch? Would be a great feature to have mags readily available and with retention.
Yes it does, the kangaroo pocket is the exact same size as the one on the kit bag (actually slightly wider) so all accessories are compatible.
@@fulltangtactical that’s awesome! I’m looking forward to seeing what other accessories will be offered in the future! Keep up the great work. I will definitely have to get my hands on one!
I just ordered 1. Camo on point. Would like an option for very thin stap. I'll mod it myself but I got alot of strapped kit and padded straps are not needed. Looking forward 2 this. I been trying 2 get eberlestock 2 make me a switchblade with m81 for the past year.
So those internal pockets fit 32oz Hydrapak bottles…. What about 32oz Nalgene bottles? Great vid and pack btw. Looking to update my Helikon-Tex EDC Lite pack for a little bigger pack.
We only tested Hydro flask but if they are similar size they should fit. We are also about to release side canteen/bottle pouches for the exterior.
@@fulltangtactical32oz hydroflask bottles are smaller in width, they fit in cup holders, nalgene 32oz no.
@@o0oitzJimmy the interior pockets were not made specifically for water bottles, but they will hold Hydro flask similar-sized items, tools, water filters, extra socks, a fold-up saw, ammo mags, Sam splints, and various other items. We are making exterior pockets dedicated to canteens / water bottles.
@@o0oitzJimmy Follow up: we tested a 32oz Nalgene, same dimensions. Should work fine. We are also making external canteen/bottle pouches that are larger.
Any possibility on making an updated version in the future that would make it usable with a plate carrier?
It can be worn over a carrier
@@fulltangtactical The straps aren't removable though, are they?
@@ORO_PsycloneNo, but most guys just wear their packs over carriers so they can drop them quickly if they need to. If you really wanted to, you could still attach this pack to a carrier using our compression straps and buckles that are removable, but the shoulder straps are sewn in so it wouldn't sit as flat because they would be sandwiched between the pack and carrier. Usually the guys who are attaching their packs to the carrier are running as a team so the guy behind them can grab equipment. We do plan on making our own carrier and a small day pack that can attach directly to it at some point. The Minuteman is a good in-between, generous capacity assault/patrol pack that can scale up to a small ruck with our accessories. It can also compress down to a flatter pack using the moveable straps.
@@fulltangtactical The guys in a team usually just use a zip on backpanel because even a smaller pack would be too bulky. I don't know if you have seen the Shaw Concepts PCP but that way of attaching it to a plate carrier and your pack would be perfect. But i get it, can't please everyone. Your pack is still pretty damn cool and innovative so i'm definitely eager to trying it out nonetheless
@@ORO_Psyclone Yep...we will be making a smaller assault/day pack that will attach to carriers, rucks, and even the Minuteman pack.
Aight well you have my attention shoot me an email if you can if not u will try to locate yoi tonsend a message when i go on shift tonight at the PD.
Reach out to us on our website contact form.