Backpack recommendations

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This seems to work great for carrying a lot of stuff, but sometimes the enemy can see it sticking up out of the grass and it gives my position away. All in all, I think a level 2 is a better choice, even going so far as to drop it in the late game as well as my second primary to reduce the amount that I'm silhouetting

lost? you mean stole

>>35188418
Mystery Ranch doesn't make anything that attaches directly to a PC but a lot of their military line can be purchased with a bolster system to keep the bag from moving around. Their hunting line is also worth a look.

Other companies to take a look at:
Alpha One Niner
Hill People Gear
Osprey

>>35188418
>Movers lost my goddamn backpacks
>backpacks
>lost
they were stolen, you dumbass

>>35188592
LIterally the same thing at this point. What a corrupt industry

>>35188418
Why the fuck would you molle your pack to your PC?

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>>35188418
Been playing a lot of PUBG. What's a good Level 3 backpack IRL? I have $200 to spend.

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Tried a lot of different bags out, but this one is king. opinion on it ranges from person to person, but it is comfy on my back. Have no issue having it heavy at tall. Especially with kit on.

>>35188890
see
>>35188454

>>35188418
What's the one in OP?

>>35188890
EWWWWWW NIGGGERS :D:D:DDD

>>35188842
So you can play STALKER while you're bugging out.

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>>35188890
OP has a mental illness. Disregard thread.

Molle 2 pack. Cheap and good.

>>35189101
Name?

>>35188418
What is this meme of attaching to plate carriers? Does the military do this? How would you even access it easily?

>>35188418
Tactical Tailor Removable Operator Pack

>>35189714
Not available anywhere

>>35189786
I think they discontinued it and it's replaced with this
http://www.lapolicegear.com/milspec-adaptpack.html

TETON

>>35188505
>>35188592
Can confirm. Worked with a lot of sketchy fuckers and heard worse stories about the competition.

t.former mover

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>>35189693
MOLLE 2 assault pack. I love mine. It's my hunting bag and my truck bag and my bugout bag. It is so well thought out and comfy and you can attach anything to it.

They're available for around $50 on eBay, most weeks. I'm thinking about buying a second while they're cheap.

>>35190262
As long as we're talking about MOLLE: Does anybody know if it's possible to attach the ruck belt pad to the assault pack? The only quibble I have with my beloved bag is that there's no padding on the belt.

>>35188418
London Bridge Trading 3 day assault

>>35190459
One of the bags they lost :( bought it in sale for 100. Now it's way more

>>35190262
>>35190262
It's not the assault pack, that shit is garbage.

It's the Medium Ruck.

http://www.lapolicegear.com/lapg-bg-72h-pack-atlas.html this you need nothing else. has room for a camelback inside. very nice. sturdy. lots of space. tak pack. shut up.

>>35188890

You mad black boi?

>>35190262
the assault pack is basically a jansport but in gramma's couch camo and much less comfortable. that thing sucks

Anything that doesn't scream operator?

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How about one that doesnt make you look like bubba tacticool faggot with 97 M.O.L.L.E(tm) straps and digicamo all over the damn thing?

>>35195943

change color to black or OD

coyote brown = operator operating operationally

>>35195994
Funny. OD, ranger green etc. Screams operator to me. Coyote tan is more neutral.

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Be a normie buy a camping bag

>>35196042

operators don't wear OD anymore, it's either coyote or le multicam

Tasmanian Tiger

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>>35196091
No. You must become snek and operate cold bloodedly.

Bought a 5.11 RUSH 72 a few weeks ago. It's solid. Love the expansion between the main cargo area and the admin pouch. Probably designed for a helmet but you can cram anything in there that you need handy but is bulky. It's bigger than most other "3 day" type bags but it compresses well. Lots of organization on the inside too.

>>35195994
Kind of meant anything that is good quality, but doesn't have a lot of molle.

>>35188890
https://www.amazon.com/Rothco-MOLLE-Day-Assault-Pack/dp/B014HIZF00?th=1

>>35196177
But you can get a 75L super comfy high quality bag for the same price of a 30L tac bag that weighs twice as much and last a fraction of the time.

Love the idea of tac bags but I've had shit luck with them.
I just need a all in one magic bag that will work for hiking/backpacking/campimg/hunting/mgs faggotry

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This thing. I can explain in another post.

Filter thinks I'm spamming if I actually write out why for some reason

>>35188418
TAD to trigger the poorfags
Osprey for actual use

there's a reason legit tier 1 oper8rs use hiking gear instead of govt contract garbage

>Savotta
>Savotta
>Savotta

>>35190237
Story time?

>>35195964

Now I want molle loops and pink multicam for maximum triggering

>>35188418
>lost

>>35196883

This is largely correct but in terms of packs, T1 (US at least) have been using bags designed for them since the early 2000s. Anyone with a budget used modified hiking gear (mostly Kelty and Gregory), as well as some personal bags the more outdoorsy/gear queer guys brought along. At some point in 2003/4 a few of those dedicated outdoors guys in the SF community tracked down the designer behind Dana Designs and asked him to build some new bags on his frame/yoke system because it was pretty much the gold standard for load carriage in the outdoors community in the 80s and 90s. That (in part) led to the creation of Mystery Ranch, and now most units are using either off-the-shelf or custom built MR bags of various flavors.

>t. a fucking backpack autist who spends hours poring over pack and gear forums

Grey ghost gear griff pack is the best backpack

>>35197395
what are some good bags for poorfags?
>tfw cant afford mystery ranch

>>35198499
What size bag anon? Budget?

>>35198499

Depends on what yo're looking for. Osprey and REI have some pretty great budget options for outdoorsy type stuff, that also do OK for daily use. The Osprey Moosejaw Esteban gets recommended really consistently, though I've had zero experience with it. Vertx makes some really well organized bags but their stitching isn't as consistent as I'd like. To be entirely honest MR's overseas lines are getting pretty competitive- a lot of their daily and some of their hunting packs come in at around $150 or less. Can't really make any more specific suggestions without a role and budget tho.

>>35198499
see >>35190262

>>35198538
roughly 30 liters, ideally under $150 or so. less would be better though
>>35198597
Thanks anon I'll check those out. what are the mystery ranch overseas lines? see above for rough budget. Ideally looking for something I can use for for .mil FTXs, hiking/camping, as well as not super tacticool so I can use it for daily use too.
>>35198606
lol that pos is the reason I'm looking for a new assault pack

ordered one of these in OD the other day because my old LL Bean bookbag is wrecked

http://www.lapolicegear.com/lapg-bg-12h-pack-atlas.html

looks good for the price

I dorked around with cheaper backpack options before finally splurging on a 5.11 Rush 12. I really like it but since I'm a civilian faggot I'm finding it doesn't have enough administrative space. It's a big compartment with one medium and two very small pockets. It's great but I find most of my stuff ends up in the medium sized admin pocket so much so that it gets overcrowded and easily unorganized.

>>35198766

MR is moving production of most of their non-military/heritage line over to the Philippines since the market for US-made gear at US-made prices is pretty niche. Their Hunting, Daily, and Mountain lines are all made overseas at this point, and a lot of what they make comes in at near your budget. I'd personally say don't go for anything with a fixed harness, but if you see something you really like it's not the end of the world. Check their site for the various product lines & distributors page- they're finally retailing some of the overseas lines, so it's possible there's a store near you. Getting a chance to check gear out in person is always good.

As for other suggestions, I'll still rec the Moosejaw Esteban, Vertx Gamut/Gamut Plus, and Vertex EDC Ready.

>>35198766
Keep an eye on LBT's site. They regularly put their standard 3 day assault pack on sale in the neighborhood of $75. The last one I remember was labor day. They do it all the time though.

http://lbtinc.com/bbpk/bkp/astbkp

>>35198905

Duh. Woodland on sale now for $100.

http://lbtinc.com/1476a-wdlp

>>35188418
Not going greyman...? I guess it's fine if you play airsoft. Otherwise look into civilian packs.

>>35198905
>>35198927
I see this one recommended pretty frequently, how well does it carry? In the pics it looks kinda flimsy and a bit odd the way the outer pouch juts out
>>35198870
How do the MR hiking/foreign production bags hold up to harder use like being dragged around through dense vegetation for extended periods of time? Also do you know anything about the MR Coulee 25? $170 with the adjustable yoke doesn't seem too bad.

>>35199055

I thought the same about the flimsy part especially after watching a few jewtube vids. I was looking for a bag a few weeks ago and decided on a 5.11 bag instead. I was going to get the RUSH 24 but then found a deal on the RUSH 72 that made it damn near the same price as the smaller bag. The compression straps work well so now I have more room if I need it. Bag is solid as fuck. Here's the 24 if you haven't checked it out yet.

https://www.amazon.com/5-11-Tactical-RUSH-24-Backpack/dp/B001A72MZ8/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1505698516&sr=8-1&keywords=5.11%2BRUSH%2B24&th=1

>>35198810
I can tell you're a civilian- the rush 12 has plenty of room . You need to learn how to PACK it in there

>>35199055

Ok, first off I'm going to have to go against the grain here and say I don't like any LBT I've tried. Mind you, I haven't owned any of their packs and really put them through their paces, but my experience with how they carry was pretty bad. Not cheap no-brand pack bad, but I've had Jansport bags I would carry over LBT.

As for your main question I have a few overseas MR pieces and thus far the stitching and overal QC has been fine on all of them. On forums I've seen a couple bags with 1-2 PALS loops sewed too short, but those people all got their returns covered under warranty. I wouldn't worry, the production quality of Asian factories has honestly surpassed that of most domestic ones (with a few exceptions).

As for the harder use aspect, I might be concerned with some of the lightweight robic fabrics- they're better for a more traditional mountaneering or trail-hiking- but the Coulee uses 420d nylon, which is about as tried and true as it comes in the textile world, and a very good compromise between weight and abrasion resistance. I wouldn't be concerned about wear and tear.

Can't say I've had any hands on time with the Coulee in particular, but I've liked what I've tried from the Mountain line thus far, and I'm a huge fan of the trizip design. but I'd say go with it, though I should say I don't know how much internal organization is present on the smaller Mountain packs- but there are a lot of sleeves and pouches that you can throw in if it becomes an issue.

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Ugly but this pack has lasted quite a while.