You're more than welcome my friend. Whenever I watch content I want to know every part of the bag or pack, so I try to make content I'd want to watch. It's always great to hear its appreciated 👍 have a great week
Thank you! You are the only one I found that showed the bottom. I hoped that there were loops, so I could tie my sleeping pad or a blanket under. That's the only crucial thing this pack is missing for me.
13:45 A small tip. Don't put the weight of the pack on your shoulders and use the waist strap to keep the pack close to your body. It's the other way around really. The waist strap is there to take the most weight and transfer it to the strongest muscles of your body. Your legs. The shoulder straps are to keep the pack close. The proper technique for the waist strap for hauling heavy packs is: Get the pack on your shoulders. Clip the waist strap around your waist. Loosen the shoulder straps a bit so like 70% of the weight of the pack goes onto your hips. Adjust the shoulder straps, maybe a bit tighter and loosen and pull on the little straps on top of your shoulder straps to pull the pack in tighter to your upper body. Get comfortable adjusting your waist- and shoulder straps. You might want to adjust it while walking. And repeat this every time you repacked your bag. There's no 1 set up that is perfect. Keep following these steps and keep adjusting your pack. 👍
25:30 There is a waterblatter option in the pack. Water is heavy and you want the heavy stuff high up in the pack when packing and as close to your body as possible. Then you won't need a waterbottle pocket on the side. It's a true modular pack. For a hike in the woods you can put a first aid kit on the outside or other pouches. When going to the supermarket, you don't need a first aid kit and take it off. This is what makes a modular system so very versatile.
Ha ha ha... A month or so after this I was watching another channel and was 'today years old when I learned' I was using the waist/shoulder ratio the wrong way round. I've been doing some weighted walks with the Mission and seen the error of my ways.
I think at the time I'd been looking at similar packs like the Switchblade from Eberlestock and the Ibex 26 from Vanquest Gear. They both have a zipped slip pocket that runs the vertical length of the pack or a side dump pocket. The 5.11 Rush 24 has similar. Great for travelling when quick access to maps, drinks etc. Think it's more of an EDC want, but you're dead right. This pack has so many options for adding whatever needed to the side 👍
@@MoorlanderEDC This shoulder to waist ratio was explained by my instructors in the army. And i think it's a common mistake. We were hauling a berghaus vulcan cyclops 2 100 liter pack with 2 daypacks of 10 liters on the sides so a 120 liter pack 38kg dry weight. Dry weight as in if all your gear is wet in your backpack, it probably weights like 20% more. It matters more when you are hauling a huge heavy 120 liter pack then a 30 liter pack. The basics are the same. The weight is supposed to be on your hips supported by your legs and not your shoulders and this will make a serious difference even with a smaller pack.
Where you put a hydration bladder if you wanted to? The bag has two holes on the side, but is there space for a bladder? In the back with the white foam?
Hi, TT have a range of inserts that work within the bag and they are the attachment points, or if you have anything in there that needs to be tied down you can use them for that too. I hope that helps
@@MoorlanderEDC a friend of mine claims that the buckles should be connected so that you can open the zipper without all the contents falling out. Possible I guess.
Hi GBA, yes, as far as I'm aware it should do. The Pathfinder water bottle bag needs 2 or 3 columns and 7 rows of pals webbing. The side of the Modular 30 has exactly that amount so you'll be all good. Stay safe and well
Strictly speaking, yeah you can fit it on but the built in molle clips are 5 columns apart, so it you have some quick clips they'll fit. You're best bet are the Tac Pouch 8s. They fit perfectly. The Tac 8s are my most fav pouch. I find with them being nice and fall, it makes them even more versatile... Plus they'll clip straight on out of the box 👍
@@Oli.Miles1 You're more than wcome my friend. I have the mindset that reviews don't stop once the video is posted. See this as the 'Official Moorlander EDC After-sales Service'... Kinda 😂 have a great week
It's in the main compartment however in a dedicated sleeve that's in there. Very similar to many other packs... Lots of people try to drop a laptop in there 🤣
Well thanks for the feedback GBA. I try my best to put out great content that I'd want to watch and it's always great to hear that people appreciate it. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment
TT don't do a beavertail in their lines however I'm sure other companies would fit on. Even if there's not the correct attachments they can be attached via the PALs webbing
Hey could you review the TT focus ML camera bag? I really need a proper chest rig type of carrying system for my Panasonic G9 + 100-300 telezoom. If someone could borrow this camera and lens combo for the review that would be great!
Thanks for the review, im currently in the market, and this one seems to be perfect, BUT i really miss side bottle carier ( yea i can buy molle addition ) and bottom straps for sleeping bag... thats such a shame, otherwise it would`ve been my favourite of all i`ve seen so far..
Hi Martin. If you can wait a while I'm hopefully being sent the TT Mil Ops 30. It's a similar size, however more like a traditional top loader backpack. It has traditional side pockets for bottles, axes, weapons etc as well as side compression straps to fasten things down if needed. All with the bomber quality you expect from TT. If might be a viable option for you. I'll make sure I post on my community tab as soon as it arrives.
Hi Miguel. I use some G hooks and some spare webbing. It's quite easy to set up. It's also another way to compress a load if you need extra compression in certain parts. G hooks are nice and cheap and easy to find on Amazon 👍 I hope that helps my friend
You're more than welcome. If you Google "25mm webbing" you'll find it. It's the same material as the straps use. Or you can always use Nite Ize gear ties. These are brilliant
Me too Joe 😅 I've asked TT to send one my way however they're a bit of a delay getting them here due this work containers shortage things. It's definitely in the works though buddy
Great review man thanks! I actually bought this bag as a sport bag cause I already have a bigger tt bag for hiking but I want to use it for my next hike and your detailed presentation actually gave me some organisation ideas!
You're more than welcome buddy. That's why I'm here :D and hopefully you'll be able to take advantage of a few Ranger Bands too. I'd love to hear how you got on after your next hike. Stay safe and well, and thanks for watching
Like it and have one. But I think the new Modular Camera Pack fits me even better. Might get one of these as well. Great video, Sir! Cheers from Germany! 🖖
Hey buddy. Yes, the new camera pack is pretty sweet. I like the organisation that's in there for your stuff. There's an insert you can buy from TT do it act like the Camera Pack is you have the original Modular Pack. It also added some rigidity to the pack too. Danke for watching and commenting 🖖 Live long and prosper
@@MoorlanderEDC Yes, all that but the new Cam Pack has side pockets, an integrated rain cover and most important (for me) TWO openings for separate access now which comes in very handy when you're on the way. This is a great advantage in comparison to buying just the inserts for my old one. Stay safe! 🖖
TT really do make some awesome gear. I was in Vienna for a week before all this quarantine kicked off. Looking forward to visiting your beautiful country more. Thanks for watching
Hi Sally. I hope you're well and managed to get through Monday unscathed 😄 The lack of side bottle holder is a shame. There's plenty of decent bottle holder/solutions out there that will fit on the side laser cut webbing. If you're consider a pack around this size and value, you should also check out the Ibex 26 from Vanquest Gear. It's a few litres less in capacity, however there's a sleeve style opening on the side. Or The Eberlestock Switchblade. from memory the Switchblade is a 28litre'ish and share a similar layout to the Modular 30 and the Ibex 26. I hope this helps. Have a top week
Loving the step by step walktrough of the bag. Now i know all the parts of the bag
You're more than welcome my friend. Whenever I watch content I want to know every part of the bag or pack, so I try to make content I'd want to watch. It's always great to hear its appreciated 👍 have a great week
Thank you! You are the only one I found that showed the bottom. I hoped that there were loops, so I could tie my sleeping pad or a blanket under. That's the only crucial thing this pack is missing for me.
You're welcome!! Glad I could help 🤙
13:45 A small tip. Don't put the weight of the pack on your shoulders and use the waist strap to keep the pack close to your body. It's the other way around really. The waist strap is there to take the most weight and transfer it to the strongest muscles of your body. Your legs. The shoulder straps are to keep the pack close.
The proper technique for the waist strap for hauling heavy packs is:
Get the pack on your shoulders.
Clip the waist strap around your waist.
Loosen the shoulder straps a bit so like 70% of the weight of the pack goes onto your hips.
Adjust the shoulder straps, maybe a bit tighter and loosen and pull on the little straps on top of your shoulder straps to pull the pack in tighter to your upper body.
Get comfortable adjusting your waist- and shoulder straps. You might want to adjust it while walking. And repeat this every time you repacked your bag. There's no 1 set up that is perfect. Keep following these steps and keep adjusting your pack. 👍
25:30 There is a waterblatter option in the pack. Water is heavy and you want the heavy stuff high up in the pack when packing and as close to your body as possible. Then you won't need a waterbottle pocket on the side. It's a true modular pack. For a hike in the woods you can put a first aid kit on the outside or other pouches. When going to the supermarket, you don't need a first aid kit and take it off. This is what makes a modular system so very versatile.
Ha ha ha... A month or so after this I was watching another channel and was 'today years old when I learned' I was using the waist/shoulder ratio the wrong way round. I've been doing some weighted walks with the Mission and seen the error of my ways.
I think at the time I'd been looking at similar packs like the Switchblade from Eberlestock and the Ibex 26 from Vanquest Gear. They both have a zipped slip pocket that runs the vertical length of the pack or a side dump pocket. The 5.11 Rush 24 has similar. Great for travelling when quick access to maps, drinks etc. Think it's more of an EDC want, but you're dead right. This pack has so many options for adding whatever needed to the side 👍
@@MoorlanderEDC This shoulder to waist ratio was explained by my instructors in the army. And i think it's a common mistake. We were hauling a berghaus vulcan cyclops 2 100 liter pack with 2 daypacks of 10 liters on the sides so a 120 liter pack 38kg dry weight. Dry weight as in if all your gear is wet in your backpack, it probably weights like 20% more.
It matters more when you are hauling a huge heavy 120 liter pack then a 30 liter pack. The basics are the same. The weight is supposed to be on your hips supported by your legs and not your shoulders and this will make a serious difference even with a smaller pack.
Where you put a hydration bladder if you wanted to?
The bag has two holes on the side, but is there space for a bladder?
In the back with the white foam?
The bladder sits inside against the back suspended from the top of the bag. It's very similar to how other companies do theirs. Hope that helps
@@MoorlanderEDC thanks for answering.
You mean, it sits in between the bag itself, en the back support/ suspention system?
@@flymanhorse yes, within the bag. It does mean you have to just be careful packing you bag so you don't puncture the bladder
what a perfect review. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful and you enjoyed it 🙏
Thank you for a great review! What is the plastic buckles for that are on the inside of the bag? All the best!
Hi, TT have a range of inserts that work within the bag and they are the attachment points, or if you have anything in there that needs to be tied down you can use them for that too. I hope that helps
@@MoorlanderEDC thanks!
@@MoorlanderEDC a friend of mine claims that the buckles should be connected so that you can open the zipper without all the contents falling out. Possible I guess.
@@MartinAläng-r4s Yes, that could be another great use for them
Will the side panels fit the pathfinder bottle bags?
Hi GBA, yes, as far as I'm aware it should do. The Pathfinder water bottle bag needs 2 or 3 columns and 7 rows of pals webbing. The side of the Modular 30 has exactly that amount so you'll be all good. Stay safe and well
@@MoorlanderEDC thanks mate, one last thing will the side fit a tt tact pouch 9.
Strictly speaking, yeah you can fit it on but the built in molle clips are 5 columns apart, so it you have some quick clips they'll fit. You're best bet are the Tac Pouch 8s. They fit perfectly. The Tac 8s are my most fav pouch. I find with them being nice and fall, it makes them even more versatile... Plus they'll clip straight on out of the box 👍
@@MoorlanderEDC okay, thanks for the advice, you are alot more helpful then the other poeple who made these reviews.
@@Oli.Miles1 You're more than wcome my friend. I have the mindset that reviews don't stop once the video is posted. See this as the 'Official Moorlander EDC After-sales Service'... Kinda 😂 have a great week
Thanks for the video. For a camel back style hydration system, would this just sit in the main compartment?
It's in the main compartment however in a dedicated sleeve that's in there. Very similar to many other packs... Lots of people try to drop a laptop in there 🤣
Best review for this pack, great presentation, great info, thanks!
Well thanks for the feedback GBA. I try my best to put out great content that I'd want to watch and it's always great to hear that people appreciate it. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment
@@MoorlanderEDC Thanks for the heart mate, keep up the good work im subbing!
I wonder if there’s a Beavertail you could attach to the backside.
TT don't do a beavertail in their lines however I'm sure other companies would fit on. Even if there's not the correct attachments they can be attached via the PALs webbing
Hey could you review the TT focus ML camera bag? I really need a proper chest rig type of carrying system for my Panasonic G9 + 100-300 telezoom. If someone could borrow this camera and lens combo for the review that would be great!
I wonder if it will have any space after putting a notebook in.
Ab A5 Notebook? or A4? Yes, there should be plenty of room 😄
Thanks for the detailed review! Helps a lot!
Thank you for the kind words Henk. My main reason of making content is to help people. Stay well and safe my friend
Thanks for the review, im currently in the market, and this one seems to be perfect, BUT i really miss side bottle carier ( yea i can buy molle addition ) and bottom straps for sleeping bag... thats such a shame, otherwise it would`ve been my favourite of all i`ve seen so far..
Hi Martin. If you can wait a while I'm hopefully being sent the TT Mil Ops 30. It's a similar size, however more like a traditional top loader backpack. It has traditional side pockets for bottles, axes, weapons etc as well as side compression straps to fasten things down if needed. All with the bomber quality you expect from TT. If might be a viable option for you. I'll make sure I post on my community tab as soon as it arrives.
It is possible to put an tt bottle holder on it?
Hi there. Yes definitely. They fit on both side 👍 thanks for watching
How exactly do you attach your tripod to the sides?
Hi Miguel. I use some G hooks and some spare webbing. It's quite easy to set up. It's also another way to compress a load if you need extra compression in certain parts. G hooks are nice and cheap and easy to find on Amazon 👍 I hope that helps my friend
@@MoorlanderEDC It does! Thank you, although I can't seem to find what webbing is, do you have a picture maybe?
You're more than welcome. If you Google "25mm webbing" you'll find it. It's the same material as the straps use. Or you can always use Nite Ize gear ties. These are brilliant
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Would like to see the mil ops 30.
Me too Joe 😅 I've asked TT to send one my way however they're a bit of a delay getting them here due this work containers shortage things. It's definitely in the works though buddy
Epic fail on removing the hip-belt lol.
Thx for the good review :).
I know right... shot myself right in the foot :D Hopefully I'll learn from this. Thanks for watching buddy
What moral patches are those?
The little H is From Heinnie Haynes and the beard patch is from the EDC Cooperative. Love those two patches 😉 thanks for watching buddy 👍
Great review man thanks! I actually bought this bag as a sport bag cause I already have a bigger tt bag for hiking but I want to use it for my next hike and your detailed presentation actually gave me some organisation ideas!
You're more than welcome buddy. That's why I'm here :D and hopefully you'll be able to take advantage of a few Ranger Bands too. I'd love to hear how you got on after your next hike. Stay safe and well, and thanks for watching
Like it and have one. But I think the new Modular Camera Pack fits me even better. Might get one of these as well. Great video, Sir! Cheers from Germany! 🖖
Hey buddy. Yes, the new camera pack is pretty sweet. I like the organisation that's in there for your stuff. There's an insert you can buy from TT do it act like the Camera Pack is you have the original Modular Pack. It also added some rigidity to the pack too. Danke for watching and commenting 🖖 Live long and prosper
@@MoorlanderEDC Yes, all that but the new Cam Pack has side pockets, an integrated rain cover and most important (for me) TWO openings for separate access now which comes in very handy when you're on the way. This is a great advantage in comparison to buying just the inserts for my old one. Stay safe! 🖖
Just snagged one for 150!
Ooooooh sweeeeeeeet. That's a price find for sure
Excellent sir
Great review! Greetings from Germany.
Hello there! Thank you for watching my friend 🤙
@@MoorlanderEDC And thank you for your nice video :)
Nice TT bag Bro 😎💪👊
Cheers buddy. Hope you had a great weekend outdoors 👍
Can you carry a sleeping bag on it?
Unfortunately not. If I remember rightly there aren't any lashing points top or bottom
Whoop whoop
👍 Rock and roll brother 😎
Good review。
Thank you Vicky. Glad to hear you enjoyed it. Is this a pack you're thinking of picking up?
Great pack, love mine ... black ... for day hikes with the family. 👌
Greetings from Austria
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TT really do make some awesome gear. I was in Vienna for a week before all this quarantine kicked off. Looking forward to visiting your beautiful country more. Thanks for watching
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Thanks buddy
Shame there’s no bottle holder. Would’ve bought this if there was.
Hi Sally. I hope you're well and managed to get through Monday unscathed 😄 The lack of side bottle holder is a shame. There's plenty of decent bottle holder/solutions out there that will fit on the side laser cut webbing. If you're consider a pack around this size and value, you should also check out the Ibex 26 from Vanquest Gear. It's a few litres less in capacity, however there's a sleeve style opening on the side. Or The Eberlestock Switchblade. from memory the Switchblade is a 28litre'ish and share a similar layout to the Modular 30 and the Ibex 26. I hope this helps. Have a top week
Just show bag he is talking way to much
Yep, I have to agree with you buddy 😉
To much mouth.
Are you referring to me or the bag? 😆 Either way, I hope you're well Richard 🤘