Half the price? I think they're around $2.00 still for surplus Muslin where the Israeli bandages are up are $13.00.

Oh thank you for your help! ❤

The outside barrel has a small step at the top because it came off but I don't think that's because it happened to me again with the step. I mean it's like a picantini but on the other side the barrel is in the middle. The outside barrel has a small step at the top because it came off but I don't think that's because it happened to me again with the step. I mean it's like a picantini but on the other side the barrel is in the middle.

Could you help me

Friend, I have the same one and it arrived 3 days ago and everything was fine but it is jamming, I mean the slide stays behind when I shoot and to put it back on the slide becomes hard so I am not shooting it because I am afraid of hurting it I can load it perfect loads the blow back perfect when I load it but when I shoot the slide stays stuck

Most sensible vid i ever watched. By the way, i still eat roadkill.

You're absolutely right when it comes to the rush 72 bag where that waist belt rest on your body. For me the waist belt needs to ride right on the navel area to be comfortable no matter what weight I'm carrying. In my little hiking group we will often switch backpacks with other people in the group to see if maybe there is rides better feels better Etc. I've noticed that when I switch my Rush 72 with somebody that has larger than a 38 to 40 in waist they'll have difficulty and they'll complain about how it rides on them. My conclusion is that the rush series is more suited for more people that are younger and or in better physical condition. I'm Army 30 years retired, 69 years old, 5 ft 8 175 lb. Like I said earlier the rush 72 rides best on me when I can keep that Center Line that waist belt at my Naval area. Apologize for the rant but sometimes I get long-winded. Keep up your journey, and on a last note the rush 100 is an excellent bag.

Nice. Be safe out there.

Excellent presentation and advice. When I made my first survival kit back in the mid 70's I kept a bunch of quarters in a small 35mm film container just for payphones in case I needed to make an emergency call. That was 50 years ago. I also still have 2 original Leatherman Tools in separate emergency bags. Glad to see someone else still using them. Hey, they still work! Truckers are the backbone of this country. God be with you & travel safe. Happy Trails.

Hola qué tal están todos un saludo desde España. Qué modelo es la Mochila Multicam? Un saludo. 5.11 👎🏻

What is that bag you are using?

Best video I have watched in a long time

I have the rush 12 and 72 since 8 years! Been across the world with both, never had any issues! I really love the rush series! And will definitely buy a rush 72 in ranger green because it will match with with my 12! My rush 72 has still the of green color instead of the ranger green!

Ok bro

Phone's a flashlight, Phone's a flashlight, Phone's a flashlight... I'm takin' your beads. 😂😂😂 Just tryin' to give you an aneurysm airborne (or is it "dirty nasty leg?). Thanks for sharing. BTW...Do you shower with them beads? 🤔

I wanted to post a second comment addressing weight loss. Whether for you or anyone else, I would strongly recommend a CARNIVORE DIET or a MODIFIED CARNIVORE. Why? Because by eliminating CARBS you will eliminate hunger. After about two weeks you'll have to remind yourself to eat. Add Intermittent Fasting and a 24-36 hr Fast once in a while, and your weight will melt off. What about energy, like for rucking or weight lifting? Low Carb diets will not allow you to sprint for very long or do a workout like Charles Staley's EDT. But you can still do HIIT for 15-20 min and hiking and rucking are usually fine. BTW, a Carnivore Diet means you're only getting 10 or less grams of Carbs a day. Maybe not even that. A Modified Carnivore Diet means you eat low-carb, non-starchy vegetables for the fiber . . . broccoli, cabbage, spinach, etc. A TRUE Carnivore Diet appears to help mostly those with stomach issue or allergies to food. The other 98% of us do just fine on mostly meat but allowing dairy and green leafy plants. 20 grams of Carbs a day appears to be the magic limit. The other tip I have is that it really doesn't matter how you get the weight off . . . just get it off. FORGET NUTRITION . . . GET THE WEIGHT OFF. So, for example, two Quarter Pounders and one large fries = 1500 calories. If your BMR + activity is around 2800 that's about a 10 pound/month weight loss . . . maybe more depending on activity. It's not the healthiest stuff you can eat but GETTING THE WEIGHT OFF is much more important than whatever nutritional issues you get from what you're eating for a few months. If you object to meat then make it rice and beans . . . or pancakes . . . or twinkies. Just eat less than you burn.

Thank you for an EXCELLENT review of the Rush 72. You're the only reviewer I've ever seen address the FIT. The Rush 72 is great in many ways, but it's simply not designed for larger folks. And I'm not even talking about burly or chubby . . . I mean TALL. If you try to get a pack fitted properly (like say at REI) they measure from the base of the neck to your lower back. Whatever that number is, is what will fit best on your torso. I wrote the 5.11 Tactical about this and eventually got an answer. I no longer have the email but as I remember it, the Rush 72 is built for 17-18" torsos. Anyone six feet or over will not be able to use the waist belt properly. Which doesn't mean you can't use the bag . . . but you won't be able to carry as much gear. And that's a problem because the Rush 72 is itself very heavy.

Thanks for this! Mine was already ordered but I have an 18 inch neck and am 6ft 4 and have been worried it wont fit. Ill carefully check it when it arrives today. Based on your vid, I suspect I need to send it back in time to get a refund.

I can not stress enough about carrying a Trama Kit and a comprehensive medical kit. Blood loss and shock are very real, and you can die if you're not prepared. Always carry at least a litter of water. That should last you for a few days, and without it, you can die.

So 3 knifes, about 10 carabiners and two phones? But not a single pair of walking shoes. And you're a truck driver. So you're gonna be walking for a long long time.

This is exactly the video I was looking for, almost all the other videos on this pack talk about it mainly from a concealed carry point of view in regards to when you're out for a run you can carry your firearm and a phone or something, but what I would use it for is an emergency car kit that would sustain my "basic needs" for 24-72 hours if I need to hunker down somewhere or hike back to my home, like you said I wouldn't be comfortable or gain any weight during that time but it would do. In my opinion your particular configuration is a little to heavy on the medical side, an emergency is an emergency you're not trying to carry an entire hospital with you especially if you're not medically trained so all I personally carry is two chest seals, quick clot gauze, extra regular gauze, bleedstop powder, some boo-boo bandaid sh*t, and obviously a tourniquet. I would also keep the concealed carry compartment strictly for it's intended purpose since in an emergency situation you never know how other people are gonna react or where you're gonna have to hunker down if you're in the wild with animals and such. Much appreciated review

Got one on the way 👍

Great review brother 👍

"1992 ..an antique" sir you just murdered me 😂

Lol😂. Yes 5-6 lbs. base to do rim to rim only if you're best of the best ultra marathoner WITH A SUPPORT CREW. Yeah, go for the hard truth. The snowflakes need a good ass kickin' to straighten up.

Thanks.

Interesting. Useful.

a fellow airsofter, that's great man.

great common sense video

Greetings from Ukraine. I would recommend to add a small powerbank and charging cable for your phone. Stay safe and good luck!

Matches and Ferro rod but no lighter? I think you should add one Love the contents!

Amen Not here for the hate/anger/tone though, I am here for the voice of experience and practical simple solutions (like that cooler to join your 2 seats) which can make an impossible situation into a bearable situation. I enjoy your content thanks, not sure how you have so few subscribers lol!

I am the guy that commented on your other video. Crazy thing is it showed up on my feed as a normal vid, not a live. Either way I am still on the fence. I have the entire RUSH series and both MOAB offerings from 5.11 and am a fan. I just don't know if those with the way they are designed have a place in my rotation just yet. I like how you use it for a ready bag. Thanks for sharing. How is the 72 working out for you? Take Care

great video, that's a crazy amount of stuff in that pack.

Glad you are feeling better. Its a 55 liter pack. The 72 stands for hours.

Awesome video! What is the name and model of the other bag in this video that you have packed? Thank you!

I’m confused and respect your non-compromising abilities on watches belts, phones, and lighters, but when it comes to medical stuff saying, just as good seems to be a bit hypocritical

Well, I Will Have Two Blue Backpack One Long Term And One Short Term With Some Knowledge And Some Survival Gear To Live And Survive In Any Situation.

I saw another review talk about the CC pouch being too tight, he said it was bad for quick drawing but if someone tried to take your CC you would have time to react.

I’ve had to hit my bag a few times while on the road but it always makes me feel better about having something I know will help if I ever get that call and my fuel card has been shut off of shtf whatever peace of mind always makes ya feel better lol

Good stuff bro. I just about bought this bag today. I have the rush 12. And the rush 100. The 100 is a nice bag it doesn't have that back pocket that pushes the bag away from your back... But the 12 has that same stupid pocket and it does exactly what you said the 72 is doing. But probably worse because it's a shorter pack.

1992 is no antique

Because now adays, people are taught to outsource their security, safety, health, finances, spirituality, civic duty and dreams to others who "know better".

Yeah with spy balloons, train in Ohio de-railing with deadly chemical fire, UFOs in the news, EMP from the Sun or the very high threat of nuclear war at any time a go bag or get out of Dodge bag is a very good idea always have one anyway living in Oklahoma with the tornado threats hanging by the door ready to go and extra water in the house and the storm cellar

This was an excellent video. Thank you for sharing your experience and take care, brother!

Great vid, do you have a single, like minded brother? lol

I do have the earlier Rush 73 ( Sandstone ) , to my dismay the colour started to deteriorate just one wash by soaking in warm water for 10 minutes . Disappointment with the quality of the colour comes with high pricing

That's not too bad, throw a line up and get your firewood :-D