Tasmanian Tiger Modular Daypack Large
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
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Tasmanian Tiger have perfected this Daypack with genes from the excellent Essential Pack and the Modular series. Definitely worth a check out
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I've just ordered this bag, and now after watching your detailed review has reinforced the realisation that I made the right choice...
😀 I like watching content on stuff I own too. You really can't go wrong with TT for sure. I'd definitely be interested to hear what you think of the pack when it arrives. Have a great weekend
@@MoorlanderEDC The bag arrived and it's exactly what I wanted / the sort of quality is was expecting for "rucking", "yomping" or "tabbing" (dependant on your persuasion) healthy brisk walks through the countryside.
I understand the tabs are there for an optional 1" hip belt but the extra stabilization that this belt gives is actually not needed when a more unstable load provides for a more challenging upper body workout... Which is essentially what "rucking" is about rather than the more traditional hip carry for hiking longer distances.
A 10kg weight plate goes in no problems, I could probably squeeze 4 x 10kgs in there but that would probably test my limits before any other breakages occurred..!
I'm totally happy with my purchase, thanks for your reviews..!
would be nice to have a video with the differences between the Essential Pack and the Daypack
Greetings from Germany
Consider it done. I'll definitely make sure I make a follow up. I have the large Daypack as it's the closest size to the large Essential Pack. Hope everyone is keeping safe and well 👍
I love this daypack brother. After my wife took the other one away for herself, yours is at the top of my wish list. Thanks for the great video and see you soon in the forest
You know those crazy Germans, they make great stuff 🇬🇧🇩🇪 you definitely deserve to treat yourself 👍 have a great week Martin, and stay safe and well
Gracias amigo !
Saludos desde Pucón, Chile 🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱
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Digging that ‘go bag’ ! Great vid my brother 🤙🏻🍻👊🏻
Nice one thank you buddy. Hope you had a great weekend
Great review as usual! Thanks mate.
You're more than welcome as always 👍
Cool Video 👍
Thank U for the Info and the Links 👍
A must have 👍
You're more thank welcome buddy. TT have yet again crafted an epic EDC daypack for carrying the essentials plus some. Have a great week buddy
@@MoorlanderEDC
Thank U 👍
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I was military and I’ll never understand the fascination with tactical products used by civilians. A majority of my peers steer clear of “tacticool” once out of the service. For example, if you CC, why would you want to draw attention to yourself by looking like an operator?
Hey buddy. How you're well fella. I definitely see what you mean. I think for me it's more about the durability and modularity. Although I'm no Ray Mears, I do like to get out have hard wearing items. Although some companies like Osprey and a few others are using high strength 1000d+ materials, it's mainly military gear. I guess if I dig deeper, there's also a sentimental reason too as I used to walk a lot with my granddad who'd use his old kit too. I'd definitely never rock up with a tactical bag and full fatigues to a family picnic in the park out of fear of stolen valour. Great comment my friend and a very interesting thing to mull over. I hope you're well and safe. Randy
@@MoorlanderEDC sorry if my comment came across as mean or rude. I understand what you are saying; sometimes the best really just happens to be designed for a military application. I honestly don’t have an issue with the valor aspect of service. Some of us possess this innate sense of patriotic duty and others, like myself, just see it as a job. No worries though, you have great content. Your vid was recommended for a reason. Keep it up 👍🏼
Personally I’m just tired of buying backpacks that just fall apart within 1-2 years of use. Also the modularity is actually very nice. Because you can customize things the way you want and for your use. It’s the versatility and hopefully longevity of the product I’m after. :) I usually buy this kind of bag in black or grey and I just look like a regular commuter which I am.
Yess I bought it
When it arrives, I'd love to hear what you think 🤜🤛 have a great week
@@MoorlanderEDC thanks
Hello there, I just discovered your chanel because I was looking for information about this pack. Great video! You said that one could carry a laptop in the L version. What laptop size would fit in there? Mine is 25x37cm (15,6'' display). Are you using the Tasmanian Tiger Modular Laptop Case? Cheers from Belgium and a happy new year!
Good morning Hans, I hope you're well and has a great new years celebration last night. My laptop is on the small side. It's 23x32cm. It's a 14" which I doc at work and use two larger monitors. I think a 15 in laptop would fit however I don't have to test out. However this is just the sleeve in the zip panel. You can easily fit a 17" laptop into the main compartment. You've actually reminded me about the Modular Laptop Case. I'll have a word with TT to get one over to me to review. If you're looking to keep your laptop secure inside the laptop case would be the best option. Have an amazing week and here's to a great 2021
@@MoorlanderEDC Hey there, thanks! Not sure whether this pack or the Urban Tac Pack 22 is the right one for me. A review of the Laptop Case would be great. Like your videos!
Looks like a good slim simple bag without to much over the top organisation. I find many bags half the space is laptop foam and pockets over pockets.
Q: that top front slip pocket that goes to the bottom do things bunch up with the bottom slip pocket and get a bit lost ? I would think it might be better if it stops where the bottom starts if you know what i mean , any thoughts ? As a bagaholick I'll take a look at your link .
My fav at the moment is a camelbak HAWG 22l very similar style to this . Tks
Oh nice. I've been wanting to test out the Hawg here. Stuff can bunch up if you have lose stuff. I've tended to have in there a note pad, a pen and zip pocket pouch. It's stitched into the lining of the front section so you can stack layers of stuff on top of each other so it does help to reduce that bunching. Hope that helps Rob. Thank for watching and the continued support 👍
@@MoorlanderEDC Tks for that just looked at the website, what a find . I'll be window shopping for hours .
I have a couple of videos on the HAWG about a year ago ,if you want to have a look ( my RUclips video is very basic .
@@robduncan599 I'll check them out, cheers buddy
Just one question... at the bottom of each strap webbing there's another plastic eyelet... is it possible to attach a waist belt here..?
Hi Andy, yes that's right. There's two 1 inch D ring on the inside of the strap anchors at the bottom of the bag. If you have some 1" webbing, you can run a belt through there... although this would really be to help with stablisation rather than being load bearing. All the best my friend
only issue is dont have YKK zippers
Don't have YKK zippers? I think it's hard to find a pack that doesn't have them nowadays. Do you have a preferred alternative to YKK. Always interested to hear about other brands 🤙
Nice! But is there a hole at the top for tube of a hydration bladder like on the Essential Pack?
Hi Lawrence, sorry if I didn't mention it. That's a pretty school boy error on my part. Yes, there's definitely a bladder hose hole at the top. It's in the middle between the shoulder straps. The hole is a collared opening where the seem is, so it's nice and tough and it's covered to make sure no rain enters when you're not using it. Thanks for watching and commenting buddy
@@MoorlanderEDC Nice thanks! Was looking for something bigger than my 9 litre TT Essential Pack mkii (and smaller than my TT Raid mkiii), so now i know it has an opening i went and ordered the olive green version.
@@MoorlanderEDC Funny, i watched a few more of your videos, then it suddenly hit me: i recognise that accent! I moved from Stoke about 20 years ago.
Cool
It's a beauty for sure
@@MoorlanderEDC I have a couple of there packs the tac 22 and medic small
The pouch inside the bag where can I buy it ?
www.tasmanian-tiger.co.uk/product-page/tt-tac-pouch-8-sp
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Where is danger Dave????
Danger Dave had been away doing to top secret stuff for the Danger Society... It's super secretive however one of his spies told me he'll be back soon 😂 I'll tell him you were asking after him
Not all of your audience uses metric system. It would be great if you gave measurements in imperial as well.
Yeah, sorry about that Bill. I usually do both but I got out and realised I had just written down metric and the cell signal wasn't the best where I was. Hopefully you guys will go metric soon 😉 thanks for watching Bill, stay safe and well
@@MoorlanderEDC hopefully you guys will get to the moon. Lol
The Moon? I don't want to get too political however our Government have difficulties organising a knees up in France... and that's only 35km away by boat. We've got no chance of getting there. I'll definitely make sure to triple check my notes in future to get both sets of measurements down buddy. Have a great week
@@billb3374 ironic, considering nasa got to the moon using the metric system