3 Reasons NOT to buy a MOLLE backpack 🤯

[@brockhuber6859]

Rule number one-Always look cool Rule number two- Don't get lost Rule number three- If lost, look cool

[@iceicetimmay]

My LT told me that lol. I apply it to my everyday life

[@johnathondoss8340]

I was always told 1 look cool 2 know your job 3 if you can't follow 2 look at 1

[@BoneTactical]

Indeed 🤣😎

[@prostyle1626]

Sounds reasonable.

[@theodorebennett7938]

You must have been a SEAL.

[@greghackstaff217]

Looks dumb is not a valid reason

[@BoneTactical]

It is when your performance depends on not looking like an idiot… which is every day of life.

[@3vil3lvis]

@@BoneTactical Joe Biden is disproving that statement every day.

[@FuknKms]

Reason number 1 why i use a molle backpack: it's what i got ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@BoneTactical]

😢

[@lonemech3838]

Something i dont understand is how a molle pack isn't translatable to multiple environments but some how a regular pack is.

[@BoneTactical]

If you still couldn’t understand that after watching this video, then I have a full in-depth video on tactical backpacks for you!

[@lonemech3838]

@@BoneTactical okay ill be sure to give it a watch thanks.

[@Yo-6495]

Interesting points, I mainly use military packs for my gear since most civilian backpacks wear out quickly. I guess it really depends on the environment, if you live in a city than it’s probably gonna stand out more, I live in a small town in the south of USA and everyone here owns something with camo print 😂. It also depends on the situation, if we’re talking full on apocalypse then I don’t see the point in caring about the color of packs, most people would be too scared and would hide out in their homes at first, they wouldn’t come out until they needed something, after a week everyone who didn’t prepare would be dead only leaving those who did prepare left which would decrease the need for caring about stuff like bag color since everyone you meet would most likely be a prepper/fellow survivalist.

[@FuknKms]

Friendly prepper tip: when the tap runs out, pull from your water heater. Should buy you at least another week :)

[@samsung-eh4dv]

That tac sack got me though Afghanistan, so I’m keeping it.

[@BoneTactical]

That’s great. And MOLLE bags are perfect for large military troop movements where low level grunts are considered disposable. Now that you’re on your own and able to choose your own gear, you have the freedom to learn - grow - and improve 👊🏼

[@jamespringleii1534]

Preppers already know they’re a target.

[@BoneTactical]

You would think that they should!

[@honestgabe.]

I've had a molle strap backpack for the last four or five years and I love hanging all my equipment on the outside on the molle. It is very handy, plus mines all camoed out so.

[@BoneTactical]

Thank you for your service, sir

[@dab1ackdud3]

I agree with the first point. But that's more situation and environment rather than a negative point. If you want to be inconspicuous, use an inconspicuous backpack. If you want to be tactical and equip/attach multiple things to be prepared for more/dangerous situations, use the tactical MOLLE backpack.

[@BoneTactical]

Yes my friend you’re getting there! Give yourself time to process and then integrate this information into your tactical systems to become more effective👊🏼

[@AutoSearPin]

I don’t think you guys understand, he’s right. Also, if your response to this is “don’t tell me what to do! They’ll be scared of me” you absolutely have a mindset that will kill you. What he’s talking about is a very real special ops training subject called “grey man”. Whether it’s an enemy of the state, or the state itself, you want to blend in, it’s your advantage, you want to to move between crowds, cities, urban areas and not be singled out as capable. Any small amount of research would’ve told y’all that you want to blend in, you’re not scaring anyone away, you’re just getting shot first. Sturdy bug out bag is fine, but blatantly rocking that look is a luxury an advantaged combat force has, not you evading or trying to survive.

[@BoneTactical]

While I am doing what I can to help others and to make the world a better place it’s also helpful to us that this type of person makes them self a target so that those of us intelligent enough to better ourselves will survive

[@PeterLewis-gm7je]

I like how u say nor to carry the bag yet have one also your gonna be a target to anyone anyway you just gotta survive

[@BoneTactical]

thanks for your feedback and support 👊🏼💪🏼🤙🏼

[@Lemis89]

Didn't listen at all. Sorry, the puppies got all my attention.

[@everettplummer9725]

My tourniquets are on my single point sling. I have a couple Strike Industries single/dual point slings. And I also have two Mollie II rucks. Not for public environments, kept in the back of the van.

[@jamesclark9347]

I like the pups! They are nice . Dogs are better than most people!

[@ab5441]

They are generally heavier then normal hiking gear. Unless you use it, don't have it. I am looking at Molle bags because I am moving items between bags for different trips. It would be nice to be able to see at a glance if I have my first aid kit with me among other things.

[@nonactive3654]

Big agree Edit: funny enough. Tattoos and wristbands dead give aways. Watch types as well.

[@BoneTactical]

Yep. Sometimes.

[@DariusJones05]

Bro I just want to use my free backpack 😂 wtf man.

[@BoneTactical]

Go for it 👊🏼

[@Razor32061]

its like wearing 5.11 pants shirts or glasses. people think your leo or have a gun.

[@BoneTactical]

Exactly

[@anonymouse7394]

Thought the exact same thing when I was building my pepper pack. However a military backpack is compatible with body armor. So u can attach it to ur vest or even stick a plate in the pouch inside it on mine. Which will protect my stuff (water, radio etc) from getting holes in them.

[@BoneTactical]

Yes! I have several videos on body armor as well. That will really help you with your planning and prepping, as well as to realize that both military backpacks and military body armor are very near the bottom of the list of recommended items for US civilians inside the US

[@duaneaikins4621]

I got mine for free as a consolation prize at a shooting competition. I’ll stop using it when I get a different free one.

[@wanderingcalamity360]

That's a damn good reason.

[@davefletch3063]

Good looking pups

[@BoneTactical]

For sure!

[@vanringo]

I have a few molle back packs and I have a few bags that can attach to them. I keep my diabetic setup in a smaller bag that I attach to the main pack. I was unable to be in the military due to medical issues, but I still know how to keep a decent tactical kit. My winter diabetic kit has a red cross patch on it and it says diabetes on it. It sounds to me like you are just the type of person that is afraid of his own shadow.

[@heeyno93]

Why to own a MOLLE pack 1: They’re practical and most often durable 2: you’re most likely a prepper or have military interest, I want you on my team 3: Having webbing is great for packing outside of your pack. When your civilian pack is full, have fun carry in your hand or second bag.

[@herkload]

As a military aviator, I agree with your first point to a certain degree. Whenever we go to certain countries we are advised to blend in and not stand out as this would make us more likely to be a target. However, for the average civilian I don’t think this matters much considering I always see people wearing tactical gear back in the states and most people don’t care about it.

[@BoneTactical]

It is most definitely situational the dependent, and as a military aviator, they may brief you on some of the basics, but you would greatly benefit from checking out my videos on the real Greyman theory. If you ever find yourself going down behind enemy lines, my playlist there or survival, escape and evasion could save your life. 👊🏼

[@piratecat990]

When you go to foreign countries...limit the use of ball caps. Those would make you stand-out more than anything else.

[@lcod1436]

Those dogs are beautiful

[@BoneTactical]

For sure 👊🏼

[@ButteredToastVid]

1* You can attach or detach items, depending on ur situation, You can have attachments ready for different situations &/or environments 2* Having stuff on the back makes it easier for quick access and and less hand movement. *3 Have a MOLLE peportion bag concealed in a specific area, if you don't want to draw attention. I would have a small MOLLE belt pouch hidden and ready for my situations

[@BoneTactical]

😬🤣

[@natenrey4601]

Cute puppies 🐶🐕

[@BoneTactical]

Indeed 🙌🏻

[@davidoftheforest3822]

bright blue backpack cover

[@BoneTactical]

Cool! 🤣

[@davidoftheforest3822]

@@BoneTactical kinda fucks your opinion on MOLLE, eh? just put a cover over it

[@BoneTactical]

@@davidoftheforest3822 no, just a foolish comment. But much appreciated. Would love to see you walking around town with a molle backpack with a bright blue cover on it 🤣 do a video on how that works out for you!

[@davidoftheforest3822]

@@BoneTactical people are simple. In a crowd, they see blue, they think tourist or non-threat. Most civilian backpack shoulder straps have MOLLE webbing on them so it wouldn't look very unnatural especially if the cover is secured with shock cord so that it looks like a pack and not a cover. I don't understand why you think someone would suspect a blue or red or orange backpack cover, but I suppose that's why you're the expert

[@danp7463]

The puppies are so adorable.

[@ExtremelyAverageMan]

"Not translatable into multiple environments" You'll have to explain that one, I have no idea what you were even trying to say there....with MOLLE I would argue it is the most versatile for hauling different gear for different environments. Backpacking, hiking, camping, overnight motorcycle trips, etc. Putting stuff on the outside isn't practical? What? Where do you put your Nalgene holders then? Where do you attach your wet gear to dry out while hiking then? Where do you attach additional pouches to hold more inventory? Do you even do outdoor activities? My FILBE was $50, is tough as nails, and will last me a lifetime. Good luck with your overpriced hipster pack.

[@BoneTactical]

Urban environments, where modern human beings spend 99% of their lives surrounded by other human beings. This is where MOLLE is not translatable. Unless you’re in a uniformed military troop movement, it’s not a good idea. Check out “the real greyman theory” to take your tactics to the next level 👊🏼

[@DudesIn101]

Absolutely correct! I know your story,but you are definitely more intelligent than you look!! Hope you take that as a compliment!

[@BoneTactical]

Thank you, that seems to be a resounding theme a lot of people regret learning too late 🤣

[@christopherwilson-ye9hr]

it is funny seeing some people walking around looking like soldiers when they are not. Thanks as always

[@BoneTactical]

No problem, thanks for watching!

[@cstgraphpads2091]

Why are you acting as if simply wearing a MOLLE backpack is equivalent to "looking like a soldier"?

[@BoneTactical]

@@cstgraphpads2091 my friend understanding this video does require a slight education or at least familiarization with tradecraft. I’d recommend you watch the videos on my real Grey Man theare playlist so you can get a basis for what’s going on here and participate in the knowledge experience.

[@disturbedpyro4511]

Nobody is trying to look like a soldier by simply using a military style backpack. Some of us like the look and quality. I got a huge digital camo backpack from my dad over 10 years ago and it still looks like new. It’s amazing quality and built well. If I buy normal backpacks they break or tear in a few months or a zipper breaks and it’s completely useless

[@bartekmechanik]

@@disturbedpyro4511 That man is right! Besides it works for clothes too.I can pay once for a pair of trousers and wear them for 3 years or I can pay the same amount of money in a clothing shop with a normal clothing and need to buy another trousers because they have teared apart🤣

[@cv600rr]

So the lesson we can all learn from this video is drugs are bad.

[@mirkobertocco608]

I have a karrimor SF 60-100 backpack for my camping/prepping trips, it's a Bergen style backpack so no molle on it. It has 2 big lateral pouches that can unite in a small backpack for casual trips. It looks weird as they're two vertical pouches attacked to a rig but it can take a lot of stuff inside.

[@BoneTactical]

I have one as well it’s not a bad pack

[@rigel1150]

Esto que mencionas es totalmente cierto, soy de Latinoamérica y si pasas por frontera ilegalmente y alguna guerrilla te ve algo de uso táctico ten por seguro que te dispararán, incluso usar algo de color verde militar te hace un blanco bastante llamativo, conozco casos reales de muertes ocurridas así. Haces buen contenido, saludos.

[@BoneTactical]

Exacto

[@javiergallo8152]

Si

[@mikemissildine370]

All civilians love military graded gear All military personnel hate anything military graded

[@AyRCee]

Ngl price for price. civilian gear and military surplus, military surplus lasts longer

[@buckfutter99]

You should’ve started with “ it just looks dumb” I care about functionality, you care about looks. Yut.

[@peterbehringer63]

Here in the country where i live, it would mark you with a big fat red spot for corrupt police, and informants for state security if you have a hint of being a suspicious foreigner... i carry a non-descript gray backpack instead.

[@BoneTactical]

Indeed

[@hunter_1776]

Cause it's just dumb !😂

[@BoneTactical]

Yep 🤣🤣

[@hunter_1776]

@@BoneTactical Thank you for the comment! I love your channel and I have 3 items on your website in my cart as soon as the money train arrives!

[@Jeff-mn1uq]

Gear queers will circle the wagon if you criticize literally anything perceived as tactical lol. A lot of butt hurt in here.

[@jimbobborg22]

I live within 20 miles of the Pentagon and two military installations. I don't stick out with my MOLLE backpack around here lol.

[@BoneTactical]

I think you misunderstood the video Jim. It’s not about whether you stick out or not, it’s about whether or not your MOLLE backpack will help you be more effective in your daily life and better meet your goals, or whether it will be detrimental to your success. The details matter, my friend don’t cheat the little things. Have a great week.

[@potatoesorsomething]

Having things hang from your backpack sounds pretty good in a situation where ur pack is already full and you need more stuff

[@BoneTactical]

It’s good for people who are poorly trained soldiers that are considered disposable by their government, but it is not good or desired by anyone with any training or skills. Hanging junk off your backpack is literally the opposite of high-speed low drag.

[@carlwhiteside8602]

Listen and learn, you might learn something, beware of your environment.

[@BoneTactical]

Good advice 🤌🏼

[@civiprepper]

Wise words.

[@BoneTactical]

Indeed, thank you🙏🏻

[@8486odin]

I can tell you with certainty that I would take a modular style pack (or molle) over canvas packs. My main reason is the fact that the molle pack can be broken down and modified to be sleeker or even to have enough equipment for an entire shelter setup. With just one pack, it can be platformed for cqb or long-range trecks. I prefer versatile options. But to each ones own.

[@BoneTactical]

Thanks for your service

[@8486odin]

@@BoneTactical hooah!

[@NavySooner]

I don’t plan on wearing a molle backpack around people during shtf. My molle backpack is for other uses than running around in an urban environment

[@AmericanExpatDemocrat]

I carry my small assault pack on airliners. When I fly through the Middle East, I always get searched "randomly" from top to bottom. I don't even care. I think it's funny. People get waved through with baggy clothes, burqas, hijabs, etc., and I'm over here practically getting strip searched because I have a MOLLE. They usually swab me for gun powder, too. 😆

[@BoneTactical]

Now imagine if your life depended on not being singled out that way!

[@mrdato116]

Yeah tactical gear looks cool in movies. I try to look as normal as I can. No punisher skulls and other nonsense

[@BoneTactical]

Good call 👊🏼

[@carlwessels2671]

4th reason : anything on the outside is tempting to thieves in a crowd. They'll lift it gently.

[@obscurisnox6536]

Idk, you make some great points but i think in a survival situation molle is great due to the massive amount of additional equipment i can haul that wouldnt fit in pretty much any bag, examples being a miltilayer sleep system, multiple water sources, and aditional medical kits placed externally for ease of access. In an urban environment i think i agree with you though, the first battle you win is the draw and if you dont look like a threat you increase your lethality.

[@adamhoffman9965]

I have tried to explain this to people, but some just won't listen. If you look like a threat, you will be taken out from a safe distance before you have a chance to warn them about your 3 years of taekwondo.

[@optimalprimidius7295]

I bought one. Waterproof. Keeps my Starbucks safe till I get home. Also, if my white and red Nikes don't equal out on the stereotype, I don't care.

[@sterlingwelch4528]

Stay alert stay alive. If you cant tell your being watched your already dead anyway. My bag says don't start no shit wont be no shit. Got my upside down flag and my ace of spades. Not worried, allready died twice. Should be long gone.

[@Guns_RedRoses]

I went to the hospital last month for a procedure, i took my HELIKON-TEX RATEL Mk2 Shadow Grey Backpack filled with my Get home gear and a change of clothes. I had my leather jacket, jeans and 5:11 boots on. The security guard said (are you a doctor starting here?) i said, i wish i was😂 i was just asking for the registration office, he was cool and told me where i needed to go. Didn't even asked me anything about my bag or contents.

[@BoneTactical]

Imagine if you had a grey man ops pack and el sicario shirt! You would have reached the final plain of existence 🤯

[@GoaTrex2531]

If you’re wearing the backpack because you are getting out or going home then cool. If you want to add storage capacity then cool. That’s what Molle is all about. If you’re worried about being profiled by terrorist then you are probably in the wrong neighborhood to begin with. I am going to know right off if someone is wearing any large backpack of any color when something has happened that probably are prepared in some way. Either steer clear or deal with it if they become a problem.

[@willholly1844]

Every other homeless dude in Arizona has a mole backpack. When the cops break up a homeless camp they hand out sleeping bags and whatever bags someone donated. Sometimes they're molle packs. They sell them at Walmart for crying out loud. Molle is everywhere. It's on car seat covers now. I've heard several survival "specialists" say similar stuff about tactical bags. It's complete nonsense. I've talked to dozens of guys with tactical packs and most couldn't start a fire with a Bic lighter. Every single guy that had Vortex, Night force, Sig, Hoyt, "BoneTactical", or other brand sticker in his vehicle window would readily strike up a conversation about guns and hunting though. One thing I did learn from the homeless, the vehicles with Glock stickers on the window are more likely to have a gun under the seat if you break into it. Second, guys wearing boots carry much more often than guys with Nikes so don't rob them. What really makes you a target???

[@felixuchies4688]

Yes! I've been saying this for a while now I think this trend is so stupid. The molle is supposed to make it tactical but the molle is the only thing that makes it tactical and 90% of people don't use it, they just use the velcro for patches

[@qntmxiii]

Nothing a trash bag poncho couldn't cover up. Not to mention, building a ghille suit backpack from mollie works, total time saver that mollie.

[@BoneTactical]

Imagine trying to go to a business meeting with a mollie backpack covered in a trash bag poncho. Applying for a loan. Credit card. Mortgage. All around epic fails.

[@qntmxiii]

@@BoneTactical I'm not talking business meeting, I'm talking outdoor survival. Guess you've got a cheaper way stay dry on the fly huh? Soaked to the bone wet taint tickler. If you're having a business meeting in the woods after SHTF, you must be a Bohemian Grove member. Molech will keep you warm!

[@oscarbear7498]

​@@qntmxiiibro when SHTF it's time to take a serious business meeting and become a top G

[@CREEPINGIRON]

I don't think they'll terrorize my local Wendy's, good Sir. 🦓💚

[@jgappsab]

The first reason is downright ridiculous. The second reason made no sense. The third reason isn't even an issue with 99.99% of the people who buy the packpack.

[@breezyrelaxclub6651]

First this is a burner account haha, I’m not saying what you’re doing isn’t important, quite the opposite I applaud you…. But as owner of a grey man PMC domestically in the United States, after so many employees and trainings I truly think some will let pride be their downfall, just a brief of these comments shows pure ignorance(pride) and a general lack of knowledge and understanding that the odds of dying in these scenarios is almost absolute. Only those who except this and train and learn realize every little thing we can change and or perfect from voice to appearance will give us another % to live.

[@BoneTactical]

Yes indeed, thanks for stopping by

[@christhemonkey7867]

I argue against reason 3 because having the ability to add more spaces to your backpack is useful. If it helps then it’s not dumb.

[@BoneTactical]

If it gets caught on stuff like doorways or heavy brush and gets you killed is it stupid?

[@christhemonkey7867]

@@BoneTactical I’ve worn a school backpack that has gotten caught up in foliage before when exploring the woods. My clothes also got caught up.

[@BoneTactical]

@@christhemonkey7867 yes it happens as you learn and develop the experience to know what works and what doesn’t young man 👊🏼

[@longdongsilver817]

What do you mean its not translatable in multiple environments? I legit dont understand and am looking for clarification just so that's clear. In my opinion i think the "it makes you a target" idea is nonsense. Now a days i could where a shirt that says "i am literally carrying a gun bang bang i wanna be a hero look at me." And i guarantee you no one would bat an eye. Molle is on everything and it doesnt get any attention. I know people say that criminals are different but i just dont believe it. Please feel free to prove me wrong by showing me cases where armed civilians were targeted. I dont think you can go wrong by blending in but i am just not convinced these things matter. Just my 2 cents that no one asked for.

[@armeddiver]

Greg, Everything you said about Molle backpacks is absolutely true, [but] I have to admit I am “that guy”. Now with that said let me explain. I have three molle backpacks and they all do a different duty. One goes from my house to the car and stays no further way from me than a chair in my house, the backseat of my Subaru or my hotel room. I have a ton of things on the exterior of my EDC molle bag; e.g. hard sunglass case, IFAK & tourniquet, S-hooks, carabiners, gloves and anything that I may need easily. My range molle bag carries everything that I will need for whatever range trip I am doing. I much prefer a backpack over the standard range bag. It is one less thing I have to carry in my hands. Furthermore, it is larger than most standard range bags. My travel molle bag is one of my carryons when I fly and you would notice it immediately. It is loaded with enough clothes and other essentials so that I can complete my trip even if my check luggage doesn’t make it. My travel molle bag is Camo patterned, but the thing that screams tacticool more than my backpack is my ball cap, with its Velcro patch on the front, Camo pattern and BrimIt clips. One BrimIt clip is Molon Labe and the other is the Sig logo. If you saw me in the airport, you would probably roll your eyes and think to yourself, “What a dork.” Then you would immediately dismiss me and start scanning for someone who your spidey sense indicates may be a threat. What is the old adage, “What is better hidden than what is in plain sight.” Now let’s talk about you. You would set off my spidey sense so quickly it would make my head spin. You could carry the most indescript backpack, wear a button down dress shirt and khaki pants, and you would still scream “operator” to anyone familiar with your business. Now if you wore loafers with no socks, you just “might” make me discount you 😂, but probably not. Thanks for making these videos. I do find them very interesting. While I have never been an operator or in combat, I am very aware of the things that can indicate, “shoot me first.”

[@SkipWinters1982]

I agree with hanging s*** on the outside of your backpack is stupid, the purpose of having a backpack is to put things inside. In a straight-up combat situation I can see the advantage but not in your everyday carry

[@austink4712]

Putting things that are important in an easy to reach spot where it can't get lost is not stupid. A molle anything is great for extra storage and modularity in a shtf situation

[@BoneTactical]

Putting things that are important were you know they are inside your backpack and where they’re easy to get to as a great idea. Strapping them to the outside of your backpack where they are easy for thieves to get to anywhere if you are operating in a jungle environment or urban room, clearing or heavy foliage where they will get you stuck and likely get you killed is not such a good idea, especially when they are jingling and jangling around, but it’s always good that we have a few who are willing to use packed out MOLLE bags to be sacrificial lambs and take attention off the rest of us so that we can be successful

[@1corinthians441]

I agree with your assessment but that doesn’t apply to small towns where if you don’t have them you are shunned 😅

[@Phearsum]

Just throw a rain cover over your backpack and they won't know. 🤷‍♂️

[@BoneTactical]

If looking homeless is your goal that will work!

[@AuroraRoseTOG]

In other words: Get a Dora The Explorer backpack. The only potential giveaway that you might have a gun, would be that you are wearing a child's backpack.

[@BoneTactical]

You are possibly starting to pick up a little bit of where this is going but I would recommend watching at a slower playback speed and taking notes. The point is that everything you do and everything you wear and everything you use affects the outcome of all of your endeavors… a child’s backpack worn by an adult will have similarly negative effects to a MOLLE BACKPACK worn in public.

[@jdo1014]

He's talking about blending in. This only really matters if you're military and don't want to draw attention to yourself, for whatever reason....

[@BoneTactical]

Wrong again… thanks for your feedback though young man.

[@jayf4357]

That being said, what type of boots do you recommend? Military style of boots are affordable durable and useful in most every situation, but the boots scream the same things out like the bag does. Maybe just get black pairs instead of brown? Or just different pair all the together?

[@LaidbackAL]

I see what you mean. Wearing a MOLLE even as a civilian prepper/survivalist obviously has a military or law enforcement association (profiling) whether it is intentional or unintentional. Meaning that you risk becoming easily targeted by the country’s opposing forces or hostile groups. It could also make you stand out in civilian settings, raise your perceived value, and make people form assumptions about its contents. So, it’s probably best to avoid any unnecessary attention to lower your risks of being singled out. Some people imagine the typical survival scenario of being stranded by themselves in the wilderness where your appearance doesn’t matter, but that’s not the only scenario that can happen.

[@BoneTactical]

You’ve got a great head on your shoulders young man. Most people have a hard time even understanding the most basic concepts discussed here that directly affect their everyday lives, but you are clearly very perceptive. Stay sharp, and God bless.

[@tracyrreed]

Nobody really cares or looks at this stuff. MOLLE is very common now.

[@BoneTactical]

Many people are on a plane of knowledge and awareness, where they notice this and much more about those around them, and can tell very much by a person judging by what they use how they hold themselves how they talk and act. These principles are called in a nutshell, the real greyman theory and it’s hey Siri that I teach here on my channel. It say form of situational awareness, and a lifestyle strategy that can help bring great success and opportunity.

[@Offline877]

He’s not kidding about the “being profiled” part! - you better be the faster gun slinger

[@BoneTactical]

Indeed

[@BenDover-ie1ud]

“A molle back pack is not translatable into multiple environments” and then zero explanation.

[@BoneTactical]

Hmmm… you didn’t understand after this video how a MOLLE bag is not translatable into any area where people are around? I have another more specific video on the subject, and the real Greyman theory playlist explains all this in detail 👊🏼

[@alexaguero5439]

Tbh it just shows you don’t really understand how much backpacks have evolved. Even Japan love different backpacks with molle for hiking, camping and outdoors. Not everyone goes out and looks for “where are the military and law enforcement” when looking at bags. Also there’s military bags without molle that can utilize just buckles and straps or just zippers. Molle is generally adopted in backpackers because you can do more with less. Also… would it really matter if that person had a really small molle backpack… another factor is there’s different kinds like if that molle backpack looks dirt cheap like they got it from ROSS versus a $300 backpack

[@BoneTactical]

I’m sorry that you overspent on your backpack and are looking for a way to justify it. Unfortunately, it doesn’t change the fact that less than one percent of people in the world use MOLLE backpacks which makes them easily profiled as members of the military and/or fools 👊🏼

[@dougclarke4540]

Where I’m from, people don’t really ever carry a backpack. So just by carrying one, in this situation, you’re probably going to be profiled.

[@BoneTactical]

Yes, if no one is carrying a backpack just having one will get you profiled. Absolutely. That’s why I keep one in my vehicle, office, home, etc. ready to go. People carry backpacks when the situation requires it, so carrying a backpack when you need one will be normal. Busy city streets, gym, coffee shops, airports, busses, taxis, train stations and public transport… even offices and job sites. They all have people carrying backpacks. And unless you’re on a uniformed military op or in the woods with no one around… a MOLLE backpack will be one of the worst options 👊🏼

[@mattduncan1466]

I didn't hear a word that man said. Just saw pups.

[@BoneTactical]

Thank you for your feedback and support my friend. It’s interesting to see why and how opportunity is missed by so many.

[@jarvisskooge8602]

My girlfriend Molly always wears a backpack... and she's attracted to my profile. 😂

[@BoneTactical]

You are a truly enlightened individual 🙌🏻

[@EndangeredMooseknuckle]

I think the whole grayman concept is so common now that it doesn't matter. Id recommend more focus on posture and how you carry yourself. If you're a Marine, walk and act like an idiot. The dude who carries himself as though he's trained or has operator experience will be the target from a distance, regardless of pack style.

[@JB-mo8rs]

So Cal LEO here: Same thing goes with the “shoot me first” fanny pack. And any pro 2A decals on your car indicate you have a collection of firearms at your house, which I’ve located off the registration in your glove box.

[@BoneTactical]

Indeed

[@AshM308]

Profiled: Ok the "Terrorist" will target me but if i go in a bank i get in and i get tf out, i dont stick around specially if someone is shifting, looking at camera and shit. Looks dumb: Fucking subjective wtf??? Not translatable to other environment:..... the fuck does this mean jimmy?? Extra: I can hook my 8L bag and my camping gear on it. Nice fucking dogs tho.

[@BoneTactical]

Thank you for your feedback and support. Good luck!

[@AverageGIJoeOutdoors]

Having external pouched is deff practical...... and every other highschool kid as a tactical looking book bag nowadays...... anyone who truly has their head not up their arse will see and should see trouble coming..... and not just be sitting there waiting to be a target.....Use the best bag that suits your needs man......

[@michaelfulcher6390]

It's practical. You can modify it for any scenario by adding, moving, or removing molle bags and pouches. They come in all kinds of colors. They are so prevalent now that I don't think anyone will be singled out for having them.

[@BoneTactical]

🤣🤣🤣

[@penedrador]

Whatever. These puppies are so damn cute!

[@BoneTactical]

Indeed

[@JTisBRUTAL]

The new molle backpack is dudes with pineapple button up shirts and fanny packs. 100% chance of having a Glock with no original parts.

[@Just1n2802]

The more every day issue with profiling is how ive had to tell dozens of people at work that I'm not in the service when they assume and ask

[@BoneTactical]

You’re absolutely right! The everyday profiling is the biggest issue, and most people don’t even begin to understand the concept.

[@matthewvindich3260]

I can understand why you do not want to Molle backpack, but I can understand why you do need a Molle backpack. depends on what type of scenario of operations that you’re going to be encountering buy both and train with both of them.

[@chrisedwards8697]

It depends on where you live and the situation If you live close to a military base people don't even Care

[@BoneTactical]

It’s not about whether people care or not. It’s about presenting yourself as correctly as possible to be successful in your daily endeavors. And it always depends on where you are definitely check out the real greyman theory playlist hit here on my channel for more information. The first rule of operations is know your AO!

[@Frostyknight627]

The funny thing about the Midwestern United States is that things that get you clocked in other places are normal there especially during the cold months.

[@BoneTactical]

Even something common still has you profiled. Think Monster Energy, Oakley sunglasses Kyle

[@Actual-user]

If you want a bag with pockets to organize, quick access and no tactical look. The Dewalt DGC530 is dope. It has a battery dock inside with a usb plug outside, very helpful for very long life of flashlights. And plenty of storage for medical, mags, food & water, tools. It’s dope unless you’re a Milwaukee fanboy. I use a lot of m12 stuff I’m not brand loyal.

[@BoneTactical]

Not really a bag that translates to environments outside the blue collar world though unfortunately. Very limiting for successful endeavors outside that paradigm.

[@YCIGAFSN]

These days, carry anything and you are instantly profiled as an active shooter. Backpack, fanny pack, sling bag... anything.

[@BoneTactical]

If you’d like to know how to beat that check out “the real Gray Man theory“

[@prostyle1626]

I dont have a bug out bag. Ive got a get home bag. My most major resources are at my home. Im not going to be bugging out, I'll be getting home. Even with the lights out I still know my way around my home and where everything is.

[@keithduvall812]

I agree to a point molle packs have been sold by the 10's of millions over the last decade or so. They are so popular that I've seen high-school kids going to schools wear them. But yes the do stand out more than traditional packs and do have a military look.

[@BoneTactical]

Glad you were able to learn to a point 👊🏼

[@plrinternetmarketing]

I wear my molle II rucksacks everywhere, and have yet to be "taken out"! It is bulletproof, and modular so completely adapts to any situation, though it is heavy...

[@BoneTactical]

Well, generally speaking, when you enter a situation where you have the potential of being taken out, you don’t get a second chance, and you don’t get to brag on KZbin about having survived it. I am simply sharing some facts to help some of the people who would like to learn the ability to survive such a non-permissive environments.

[@jamesdouglas6977]

If your wear gear that makes people think twice (or put more though into it) about attacking you then the gear is doing its job. Attaching gear to the outside = easy access. Not sure why that’s a problem.

[@ronaldjones8346]

These backpacks are cheap and sold everywhere 30.00 at ROSS That being said almost everyone has one now days so really you won't stick out... but I totally respect the reasoning of the video

[@Servant_of_Christ]

When SHTF you should not be on land, there will always be a guy with a tank that will end you, eat your dogs and take your shit. You need to be on open ocean on a sailboat. I bought and rebuilt one to handle being out up till 10 years until the great die-off is over.

[@pelican7691]

I don't know why I'd wear a molle backpack in the city or in my daily life, but I could definitely see how it would be good to have for hiking/camping or just in the house for when SHTF. No-one is going to profile me when I'm outdoors, and I don't care about being profiled when SHTF

[@BoneTactical]

Well, I appreciate your feedback and support my friend. I also appreciate you making yourself an easy target so the rest of us can have a chance to fly under the radar and be a bit more successful in an SHTF scenario.