bag thread!

>>31155687

>>>/kys/

Only 5 years, what the f-
>Condor
Oh ok.
I use a GoRuck 10L bullet for my EDC. It's invincible *and* has a better warranty than Hi-Point. But no laptop compartment. Get yourself a GR1, anon.

>>31155687
I want to buy a MOLLE II for rucking, but various sites show it going from $50-$200. I don't exactly know what I'm looking for to know what the essential shit to come with the package is, so I'm a little trigger shy on figuring out which one.

>>31155788
no u

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Blackhawk STRIKE pack

fun story: a few weeks after coming back from a trip to canada, I went to the state fair (commiefornia) with my aunt and cousins. I went digging through my bag and opened one of the concealed carry pockets and my k-bar knife fell out...that got through 2 airport security screenings and a search from the security at the state fair.

>>31155945
Homeland Security agents have been dispatched to your location. Please remain seated in your home. Thank you for your cooperation citizen

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ive rammed the moab 10 down every bag thread in /k/ and /out/ but its just so good, if you dont want sling then Rush 12 is great too im a 5.11 whore and im proud

>>31156052
Sling packs are awful, i'll never buy one ever again. I carried one for 2 years, they just fucking suck.

Try EMDOMUSA

Anyone know how good the Oakley Sink is worth the dosh?

>>31156052
Confirm / deny quality issues with the stiching on the main strap?

A lot of reviews say the strap tears easily under regular load

>>31158370
ive had mine since 2013
used it on and off and ive found no trouble with stitching,
the bottom of the bag can get a little messed up but i drop mine alot

Maxpedition Falcon-II

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>>31158370
literally the only problem with the bag is the "secret" CC pocket gets worn and doesnt become so secret anymore but thats fine since i just stick my pack golok in there, pic related

but i use it as a /out/---bushcraft bag,

i want something bigger for a dedicated bug out bag like a rush 24 or 72, that way i can slap on my moab with my new bag incase i gotta bug

>>31155687
>get home bag

As previously stated kys

>>31155945
>security search at state fair

What even

>>31158792
California, so....

I'm surprised he didn't mention the socialist oath he had to give before entering the fairgrounds.

>>31158436

The 24 and 72 are shit bags. Only ppl who think other wise, tend to be ppl with no experience with any other type of packs.

Even when the thing is completely empty, it weighs like six pounds.

Owned all three, used each one every day for several months. Sold them after test and review.

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Muh bag

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>>31160258

>>31158867
>Sold them after test and review.
did you post your reviews on a blog or somewhere?
or did you just use your Rotring mechanical pencil and write about them in your Moleskine?

>>31157050
Oakley makes nice packs but they're a little overpriced

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I just picked up an anti-Venom 24 from Death Dealer Tactical. It's probably airsoft tier. I needed a small pack for trunk go bag and hunting season. At least it's made in USA.

>>31155687
Anyone have any experience with the mountain smith tour?

Are sog ninjas any good?

>>31160925
>anti-Venom 24 from Death Dealer Tactical
for $50 you'll have plenty of moolah left over to purchase many other death-dealing weapons to fill it with

>>31160925
>death dealer tactical
Mcfucking kill yourself

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Posting my school bag

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>>31161101
Cause I keep a plate in it in case of happenings.

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>>31161108
I don't feel like getting shot in the chest by some Dylan Roof type nut. And I obviously can't carry at school. So this is my only real option.

>>31161101
milsurp?

>>31161119
This will protect your left hip very well

>>31161119

You can't fit a gun in there? If you don't tell anyone, it's not there as far as they're concerned.

Not op, but was wondering how good the hawg camelbak is?

>>31160276
Does the configuration you're using hold up to a ton of abuse? It looks like it extends pretty far from your body

>>31161128
Nah I found it on Overstock
>>31161147
The idea is that I can pick it up and hold it where I need it.
>>31161186
I'm trying to get into law enforcement. No way I'm going to risk getting caught with a firearm on campus, especially in my state. I'd never find a job.

>>31161186
This, if they haven't noticed armor, they won't notice a concealed

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>>31161214
Yeah but it wouldn't really help to be armed. If I ever had to draw my weapon or use it to defend myself or others, the police would still show up and still charge me. It's sad but it's a lose-lose.

I blame shits like pic related.

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>>31161065
>getting this upset over what someone else buys

>>31161119
>obviously can't carry at school
No, that isn't obvious

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>>31161325

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>>31155687
Snigel Design Specialist backpack is goat.

We use them for radio and medical stuff, but it's very impressive, especially how hard wearing they are.

>Polyurethane coated polyamide

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>>31161270
>Getting charged is worse than stopping a murderer, saving your classmates, getting the key to the city, and mad pussy for the rest of your life.

>>31160925
12-15 year old Royal Canadian Army Cadets use these if anyone is wondering. The zippers look poorly made, and the buckles also look like they would break if dropped.

>not using either Mystery Ranch or GoRuck

Why cuck yourself?

>>31156052
Perfection.

>>31155814

Dude just get an old full size ALICE pack with a metal frame if you want to hike. The MOLLE looks cool as shit however it sucks. I mean it sucks fat flopping donkey dick sucks. Or look at Camelbacks MULE line. I got one years ago so don't really know what the new ones look like. ALICE packs/rucks are cheap as fucking shit now since they are surplus.

>>31156052

Sling packs.

One step from a man carrying a purse.

>>31161101
>>31161108
>>31161119

Why don't you just start cross-dressing you fucking homo?

>>31162198
I don't know, why don't you suck start a pistol?

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is there anything that compares to the quality for the price in the LA police gear 3 day pack.

http://www.lapolicegear.com/diplomat-3-day-backpack1.html

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>>31155687
Savotta Jääkäri.

>>31162741

Wouldn't you blow start a modern pistol?

I have a serviceable bug-out bag, but I'm looking for a good innawoods day bag. Something to hold some ammo, food for a day or two at most, and a hydration pack. Any suggestions /k/?

>>31158792
they have bag checks
can't remember if they do wands, don't think on your bag though

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Why has no one mentioned eberlestock
>>31161108
Just admit its gay and Anon...seriously ditch the plate. It's fucking stupid. Just CC and don't be retarded. I mean look at this way. No one will know cause they won't see it. And if you end up in a emotional significant event. You can shoot the motherfucker instead of trying block it with your plate like a retard.

>>31155814
Yeah dude just get an old Alice they're dank. Second thought no. I need them

>>31161819
>>31161065

What they said >>31160925

you should feel bad anon.


>>31161273
It's pretty fucking shitty anon. Supporting shit is what allows companies to make more shit

>>31167693
Consider the following:
Supporting overpriced memes at what allows companies to keep making overpriced memes.

>>31156052
lol over the shoulder bags are fucking terrible and bad for you
The longer you wear it, the more it fucks up your spine

>>31161119
Your jeans are too long.
Roll them up a couple times or have them hemmed

>>31167693
I'm the guy that bought the cheap bag. I don't mind spending money on shit I'm interested in.... I have a nice NFA collection including 4 suppressors.... I bought that cheap shit to try out during deer season. If it fails then I will give it a shit review. I have a nice house, a shitty car, and a nice gun collection. Priorities, komrades.

Reminder that if you wear molle in public, people will think you're a faggot air softing larper

>in uni
>trying to get a pack for $60 or less that will serve me well on campus and as a BOB
>bonus points for bags that aren't OD Green/Coyote Tan or covered in MOLLE, I don't want to broadcast myself to others
wut do /k/omrades

>>31155687
Goruck GR1 26L. The warranty alone makes it better than most of the market.

Alternatively, direct action gear dragon egg. The only bag ive ever owned that was built without a stitch out of place. Very high quality for a lower price than most other brands.

how fucking often are we going to have backpack threads

>>31169141

Very fair /k/omrade.

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Anyone here have a Haley flat pack?
Thoughts?

>>31161270
>If I ever had to draw my weapon or use it to defend myself or others, the police would still show up and still charge me.

No they won't.

Even if that shit's on the books, if you honest to God stop the next mass shooter mid-massacre, they'll drop it, they're not going to charge a guy who saved dozens of lives, that's just bad PR.

Now, the news isn't going to talk about how guns save lives, but they'll have a story about how terrible cops are, and the police won't want that.

>>31170265
I'm pretty salty about mine. what would you like to know about it?

>>31170681
why so salty?

>>31170696
it's a small babie pack.
pack+plater intergration= a shit.
it's neat but I don't think it's worth the money, there was much better things I could spent my money on.
You're better off saving the cash and buying a jansport.

Im thinking about getting a hill people ute and conner pack. Ute will be flr shorter trips, and id use the conner as a pocket for my longer trips/things i want to have with me when out.

Is this a good idea or nah? i know its a bit of cash but ive got no issue paying more for US made and it looks like it will be plenty for everything i do/plan on doing

>>31170746
it all really depend on what your doing.

for sheer tactical shit
the flat pack falls flat
AWS beaver tail pack doesn't all better IMO

for Civilian world
the flat pack is just too small to carry laptop waterproofs and my dragon dildos, plus it's the equivalent of those fuck silly packs women tend to wear innacities.
I can get by better with an average 30L or 25L hiking pack.

airplanes
I just bring along a briefcase and my small day pack

I don't know what you want to use the flatpack for, but to me, it just doesn't hold water.

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Griffon Industries Shield Pack.

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>>31173204
>>>/out/845846

Or get eberlestock
https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B005TAGZRI/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_S_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid=3V5KHLQ1UCJFR&coliid=I1K2HHAD40Y1R5&psc=1

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>>31155687
https://www.amazon.com/3V-Gear-Outlaw-Shoulder-Bag-Black/dp/B00CTFIFT2/ref=sr_1_fkmr1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1472682410&sr=8-3-fkmr1&keywords=3v+vandal+backpack

>>31155814
Spring for a good kelty m8 worth the money I have the red cloud 90 and shit is awesome I can easily go a week with it. If your doing like weekend hikes and such the red wing 50 will probably do all you need. If you live in a cold area a I can't remember the model name but it's the 70 liter pack will be enough. All are in the $100-$150 range with a great suspension system

>>31173246
heavy as sin. is that really what you'd take innawoods?

>>31174348
Maybe not as a bob or an edc bag, but should be ok for inch?

>>31163920
Isn't the LAPG bag pretty much Condor tier?

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I have a Vanquest camera bag and I like it a lot, I wouldn't hesitate to recommend their normal packs.

I like the Multicam Black on it a lot, too. I think it's stupid as an actual camo, but does a good job of making the bag look more like a "fashion" bag and less like a military wannabe tryhard thing.

>>31162024
>GoRuck
Can Confirm GoRuck GR0 a best. Had mine for a year and some change, not even fraying around the seams/edges. Their warranties are phenomenal if something were to possibly happen, though

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>>31169300
for $70 you can get the condor commuter, a bit of molle but comes in black and only has a bit of MOLLE

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Who's had experience with the maxpedidtion typhoon? I've been eyeing one for quite some time.

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Opinion on Swiss gear

>not using a Chinese knockoff of a brand name assault pack

It's like you don't want to carry extra built in lead to smelt and cast your own bullets in SHTF

>>31177286
Thanks. Know of anything that doesn't have MOLLE, as an alternative perhaps?

>>31178334
My brother has been using one for for college and long trips for around 3 or 4 years now (I think it's even the same pack as your pic). Not a frayed thread on it, comfy, bears loads alright. He loves it.

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>>31161119

I'm sorry but this raises the bar for the definition of "autism" for me. You can, most of the time, just run away from a shooter and if you can't the plate will not save you.


>>31169300

Why don't you just buy a 45+10 liter backpack for everything you might need on the road and call it your "hiking backpack" if anyone is interested? And make it a real BOB for natural disasters etc.?

Then use anything you want at the university, even something fashionable.

Can anyone recommend a medium or small sized pack that doesn't have a waist-belt and that rides high enough to be used in conjunction with a battle belt and possibly on top of a carrier? Trying to fit a small tent, sleeping bag, bladder, and maybe a couple of MREs.

Thanks!

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So I managed to find myself an old ALICE pack in good condition--medium size, still attached to the frame. It's proven itself nice and handy, though it has that distinct milsurp funk about it. What can I soak/wash this thing in to help dissipate that smell?

>>31161745
This.

In a self defense scenario just shoot to fucking kill. Otherwise the guy may sue you for stopping his would be terror spree

I drank the milsurp koolaid for years too.

Then I got an /out/ job that involves hiking an average of 100 miles a month and living innawilderness most of the time. If you like the tacticool aesthetic that's fine, do your thing, but you look like a try-hard.

I have an 85L REI-brand pack with an aluminum frame that compresses down a LOT when it's not full (it's never full because 85L is hueg), and a 25L Osprey daypack that folds down to nothing.

/greyman/ af, plus infinitely better re:weight distribution & comfort. Sure, an ALICE is more rugged but it's also a 35L (for a medium, though the large is even heavier with shittier weight distribution) pack that weighs more than my 85L, which is holding up to substantial abuse.

And I guarantee that unless you're active-duty infantry somewhere, and maybe even then, I'm abusing my gear harder than you are.

>>31179106
The blood of your enemies.

>>31167675
>Why has no one mentioned eberlestock
cuz price.
most of these fgts just want some cheap shit that looks tacticool

>>31177880
Maxpud general: heavy and overpriced + heavy memefactor.

they're nice bags though.. just a little cringey
you can probably get something else, just as nice for the same price

>>31155687
Interesting thread. Where can you get these

>>31180886
Whats your job? When i get out i want a job hiking and living in the woods, sounds like a dream to do that. Im going for a bio degree because i figured that was the best combo of /an/ and /out/, im only in my first year so if you have a better suggestion im all ears.


If all else fails il just try to be a game warden i guess, im not too keen on LE though.

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>>31183147
I'm on a USFS trail crew in a captial-w-Wilderness area, meaning no mechanized equipment, and 10-hour days of hard manual labor in intense, isolated areas at high altitudes with traditional tools (picks, pulaskis, axes, and crosscut saws). It's hard fucking work (I'm 5'10, 175lbs, and I'm eating ~6000 calories/day to maintain my weight) but I love it. It's definitely not just getting paid to hike around but I get to do a lot of that too. The majority of trail work is a lot less backcountry than the stuff I do, however...

If that sounds good to you, there are a lot of organizations that partner with the Forest Service that make good ins. Personally, I started out doing Conservation Corps, which is shit pay but you meet the right people.

Game Warden's a pretty cush gig if wildlife bio is your field. Sampling in the summer is basically getting paid to hike around and count animals.

Wildland firefighting's another way to be /out/ that pays pretty well, but again it can be tough to snag a spot on a crew.

Personally I'd like to get into surveying. Then I'd actually just be getting paid to backpack around with a GPS in my pocket.

If you're still working on a degree and wanna be /out/, wildlife bio, GIS, Forestry/Conservation or Environmental Sciences are all good degrees to have but not mandatory.

>>31177880

anything maxpedition makes is decent, it's just going to be expensive for what it is.

>>31183655
Thanks for the answer man, ive got three years left on my airforce contract and im trying to get a degree before im out, dont want to be too far behind my old highschool pals you know?

I think il stick with wildlife bio and maybe minor in ecology.

All those jobs sound pretty dope. I was just wondering earlier today how id get a job making trails for the nps, i guess trail blazing for the usfs is close enough.
Game warden would be super sweet if i didnt have to do any law enforcement and could just collect data for tags and conservation efforts. Im a cop right now and dont enjoy most of it. Im sure a civ cop is way different but i just have a bad taste for it
Il look into surveying. I just started getting back into camping and hiking since i moved out and forgot how much i enjoy it.