5.11 Rush24 Review | Good EDC Bag?

[@Porter4213]

I been using this bag as a carry on for weekend get aways or small trips for over 10 years. Has been by far the best carry on bag on the market by far. The organization on this bag is second to none. Using the roll up packing method I can easily fit a weeks worth of clothing in this bag plus a toiletry kit charging cables and extra shoes with no problem. I think the sternum strap is kind of a waste and not necessary. The yolk configuration makes this bag even when packed to the full capacity very comfortable. The 2 small pockets on the top is perfect for ur passport or wallet. I give it 10/10.

[@videogazer801]

This is easily the best review I’ve seen on this bag.

[@Pack_roam]

Thanks! Glad you liked it.

[@EZ_Case]

Solid review. After several weeks of watching KZbin videos this is the one that pushed me to go with this bag. Thank you sir.

[@Pack_roam]

Thank you! Glad I was able to help.

[@dylanshackelton845]

I think you need to keep in mind this is a tactical bag made by a company that caters to military and first responders. While it can be used for whatever you choose to use it for. Just remember that they didn't have going to the office or hiking in mind while they designed it, they had going to combat deployments and responding to emergencies in mind. I thought you were on point, with a lot of what you said. But there is no such thing as too much organization. When I need something from my bag I need it now. Everything has a specific place, and everything is always where it belongs so I can reach in without even looking a grab what I need. Also, the compression straps are part of a tier system, they're designed like that so the MOAB series of bags can quickly attach and detach. I leave mine detached and tucked away.

[@Pack_roam]

Thanks for watching! 💯 agree. 5.11 straddles the line between tactical and consumer, and this review was geared toward casual users potentially looking at this as an EDC bag. It’s all about use cases. What I carried on deployments vs civilian travel vs EDC, for instance, varied significantly and were suited for the task at hand. First responders, military… very different set of needs than the average everyday carry scenario.

[@Czechmate88]

“They didn’t have going to the office or hiking in mind” My brother in Christ they are an outdoor gear company that primarily came about for hiking/climbing gear. Also no first world military that I know of issues 5.11 gear. You won’t find an NSN on their gear. It’s more like cheaper gear to make you look like the real deal

[@NightWarp]

that was a wonderful review, very thorough and well explained. well done sir!

[@Pack_roam]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@Blaze082750]

Way more in depth than other reviews.. very nice review

[@Pack_roam]

Thanks! Hope you found it useful.

[@jaredwiggins539]

@@Pack_roam 4 your 5.11 Tactical RUSH 24 2.0 Bag/Pack RAL 7013 (Brown Grey/Solution Dyed Ranger Green/Stone Grey Olive) AKA Grayman Color Schemeish here's a Loadout I highly recommend going with just 2 try 2 help get ya somewhat better prepared/extra ready 4 just about virtually anything & everything in the future! 1 (U.S.A, North America) Vanquest Tough-Built Gear Prepper's Color-Coding Kit (RED = First Aid, ORANGE = Fire, YELLOW = Comms & Navigation, GREEN = Food, BLUE = Water, PURPLE = Clothes & Personal, COYOTE = Shelter, WHITE = Hygiene, GRAY = Cookware, BLACK = Tools & Tactical) Note 2 try and help keep track of which some gear inside-outside the Bag/Pack itself is which! Exterior Loadout Note due 2 Color Scheme of Bag/Pack itself best attach multiple RAL 7013's (Brown Grey/Solution Dyed Ranger Green/Stone Grey Olive) on2 the Bottom undernath Pockets! RAL 7013 Loop Velcro Panels 4 certain Pockets/Pouches attached Open Flap Top of both Wisport Sparrow Pockets 1 each (U.S.A, North America) Hook and Loop DuraGrip Brand - 2" Ranger Green Loop Sew-On Unfolded/Unrolled Zip Open Flap Top of Snigel Design Zipped Dump Pouch -10 1 (U.S.A, North America) Hook and Loop DuraGrip Brand - 1.5" Ranger Green Loop Sew-On Unfolded/Unrolled Lower Front Body of Snigel Design Zipped Dump Pouch -10 right side - center - left side 1 (U.S.A, North America) Hook and Loop DuraGrip Brand - 4" Ranger Green Loop Sew-On Open Flap of Pitchfork Systems Tactical Solutions Closed Single AR15 Magazine Pouch 1 (U.S.A, North America) Hook and Loop DuraGrip Brand - 1" Ranger Green Loop Sew-On Velcro Patches Note due 2 Color Scheme of Bag/Pack itself best go with as many/much RAL 7013 Patches (838patches.com, patchpanel.ca, tacticalfreaky.com, tacticalgearjunkie.com) that ya can possibly/realistically find & get 4 U.S Currency! MOLLE Pouch Attachment Replacement Accessories Note y'all will have change from Solid Black in2 RAL 7013 using Armamat C4 Mil Grade Color Spray RAL 7013 from fairsoftair.com & Fosco Army Paint RAL 7013 from www.skirmshop.nl! RAL 7013 (Brown Grey/FM Grey/Solution Dyed Ranger Green/Stone Grey Olive) MOLLE Pouches Shoulder Straps Pistol Magazine/Flashlight Note best be 1 Flashlight & either 1 Spring Assisted Folding Pocket Knife or 1 Spring Assisted Folding Pocket MultiTool that fit size of Pouches themselves! 1 (U.S.A, North America) Blue Force Gear Ten-Speed Single Pistol Mag Pouch .125" x 2" x 4" RAL 7013 attached on2 Right Shoulder Strap or Left Shoulder Strap $23.95 USD Note www.blueforcegear.com! 1 (Canada, North America) Shadow Tactical Gear Elite 22083 Low Profile Single Pistol Mag Pouch RAL 7013 attached on2 either Right Shoulder Strap or Left Shoulder Strap $12.00 USD Note tacticalproduct.eu & ya will have 2 measure size of Shadow Tactical Gear Elite 22083 Low Profile Single Pistol Mag Pouch yourselves inside-out by cm, mm or " since there's no real size info available 4 it on the web! Built-In Zip Open Side (Water Bottle/Accessory/GP (General Purpose)/Utility) Pockets Much Bigger/Much More Universal Sized Water Bottle Pouches 1 each (Poland, Europe) Wisport Sparrow Pocket 5 Litres Capacity 12.6"x5.5"x4.7" RAL 7013 attached on2 Built-In Right Side Pocket & Built-In Left Side Pocket $28.71 USD Note www.wisport.com.pl! Built-In Top Front (Accessory/GP (General Purpose)/Utility) Pocket Dump Note also has more creative/other uses depending on size of Pouch & Item(s) held/stored inside Pouch itself! 1 (Sweden, Europe) Snigel Design Zipped Dump Pouch -10 10 Litres Capacity 34 cm (13") Long x 31 cm (12") Wide x 10 cm (4") Deep/Diameter FM Grey attached on2 all MOLLE/PALS webbing underneath already stitched-in Loop Velcro Name Tape Panel $44.80 USD Note www.tacticalstore.se! Built-In Bottom Front (Admin) Pocket Rifle Magazine Note also has more creative/other uses depending on size of Pouch & Item(s) held/stored inside Pouch itself! 1 (Austria, Europe) Pitchfork Systems Tactical Solutions Closed Single AR15 Magazine Pouch 50 mm (2") x 65 mm (3") x 110 mm (4") Interior & 60 mm (2") x 80 mm (3") x 160 mm (6") Exterior RAL 7013 attached on2 all MOLLE/PALS webbing either side way above Mordor Tac. "Kalita" Combat Backpack & right next 2 already stitched-in Loop Velcro Panels $36.00 USD Note www.p2tactical.com! Medical Note best 2 always have a full backup Medical Kit (Box/Pouch/Dry Bag) either stored inside or attached on2 exterior of Pack itself customly fill filled up with Medical Supplies in these categories that fit size of Medical Storage itself (Box/Pouch/Dry Bag) just in case your Main/Original/Primary Medical Kit (Box/Pouch/Dry Bag) run empty/low on supplies or something happens 2 it such as it disappears/goes missing/vanishes right underneath your noses/gets destroyed: Wound Care / Burn / Blister, Severe Bleeding & Meds (Medication) plus if ya don't have a full backup/2nd Medical Kit at the ready whether stored inside or attached on2 exterior of Pack(s) ya as well as whoever ya happen 2 be with are in major/serious trouble no matter where y'all are at! 1 (China, Asia) Flyye Industries SpecOps Thin Utility Medical MOLLE Pouch 190 mm (7") High x 130 mm (5") Wide x 80 mm (3") Deep/Diameter RAL 7013 attached on2 all MOLLE/PALS webbing either side way above Mordor Tac. "Kalita" Combat Backpack & right next 2 already stitched-in Loop Velcro Panels $24.00 USD Note www.royaltigergear.com! Accessory/GP (General Purpose)/Utility 1 (Russia, Europe) Mordor Tac. "Kalita" Combat Backpack 5 Litres Capacity Olive Drab (possibly RAL 7013: Dark Olive/Stone Grey Olive) attached on2 all MOLLE/PALS webbing underneath already stitched-in Loop Velcro Panels $35.68 USD Note grey-shop.ru y'all will probably have 2 measure size of Mordor Tac. "Kalita" Combat Backpack yourselves inside-out by cm, mm or " since there's no real size info available 4 it on the web!

[@xingmenneigong]

I agree with the lack of compression straps, ive added some extra straps to my pack and they help tremendously. With all the pockets filled they take away almost the entire large compartment space and if you put stuff in it the bag becomes overloaded, even though ive got a similar molle backpack thats 31L and can fit the same amount of stuff nicely and compresses well. Overall excellent quality bag. Next ill look at the first tactical tactix half day 27L.

[@PedroMachadoBorges]

I have this backpack for 4 years now and I’ve never knew about the secret spot! Thanks

[@jrbarilla]

You can throw in a soft ballistic plate in the back and your good to go for protection as well ✌️

[@robertwilliams2762]

I purchased molly clip on compression for the bottom. Need it to really compress and if I want to attach something long. The beaver tail bag should stretch which is a really a minus if I want to throw in a rain jacket.

[@chillingpapi5981]

This is my house chores bag. Great to use than a bucket, feels up the hands if you need to get up on the roof and work on shingle or swamp cooler. I load it up instead of a tool box. I’ve tried to use it as a travel bag, nope TSA question every pocket and stuff can be lost or forgotten. Took it camping nice to have for sure unlimited ideas. Pass on a travel pack or EDC pack

[@Pack_roam]

Tool bag, that’s a great idea! Much better than a bucket and easier to tote than a toolbox.

[@kahluacoke]

Good review. Have been using one of these for work for several years. Definitely has a lot of places for organizing gear. One downside I find is that when loaded up this backpack seems rather heavy compared to others.

[@Pack_roam]

I agree. It doesn’t carry as well as some of my other bags. Overall, good bag though.

[@this_charming_man11]

How does it look after a few years?

[@SugarPuff0101]

Excellent video!! Thanks for the thorough explanation of everything.

[@Pack_roam]

Thanks for the feedback! Glad you liked it.

[@Hapfletcher]

I have used this same bag for close to two years now. I do 6-20 mile rucks with it from 20-45lbs.. I mean I abuse this bag.. I bet I have over 1000 miles of rucking on it. I love it. My only problem I had was, when we ruck a lot of time I drag my bag in sand. The zippers have taken a beating. they are some hard plastic or something that lost their ability to zip smooth. they still work but it take more effort. I'm still using the bag, and will continue to until it falls apart. but I just don't see that happening soon.. its a tough bag.

[@Pack_roam]

Wow! Impressive! Damn tough bag.

[@driller6801]

Rub some chapstick on them. Helped mine.

[@marclucier2533]

I have the twelve,24,and 100. Love them. I’m In the high desert. The material is great because everything has thorns and sharp rocks

[@Pack_roam]

Yes. Very durable. Mine shows zero wear from daily use.

[@comanchemaya]

Ayúdame,no me decido entre la 24 o la all Hazard Prime? Ya tengo el 72 pero es muy grande para uso diario,tengo la 12 pero me falta más espacio xq es pequeña,iría la 24 pero descubrí la all prime q pienso son igual de capacidad,q me recomiendas ?

[@Jesper-bl2ns]

​@@comanchemaya If you are still looking - I would suggest rush 24. I have both and mostly used the rush 24.

[@numara585]

5:19 I believe that these side straps work as anti-theft as well hence they are at the top, Yes I agree with you there should another lower ones.

[@Pack_roam]

That’s a good point. Hadn’t really considered that.

[@ToyoteroMundial]

Very true. Helps against pick pockets in cities.

[@TrevUk]

Been using it 5 days a week for 7 yrs, its good as new and I've got a 2nd now, as a get home bag.

[@Pack_roam]

@@TrevUk Takes a lickin’ and keeps on tickin’! Solid bag.

[@raven_glass]

You refer to when you "were" using this bag for edc. What have you switched to instead? What are you using now?

[@Pack_roam]

@@raven_glass At the moment, my favorite EDC bag is probably the GORUCK 18L Dual Compartment Bullet Ruck. The EVERGOODS CPL24 is up there for me too. I’ll be looking to pick up the CTB20 when it’s restocked in October, love the 26L version of that bag but it’s a bit big for EDC.

[@Philmoscowitz]

Nice review. I have this bag and, yes, it's overly-complicated with all of the compartments. I wish the CCW compartment was better protected from the elements. Could you do a review of the GPS GPS Tactical Bugout Computer Bag?

[@Pack_roam]

Looks like a nice bag, but I don’t have one. Maybe at some point though.

[@Philmoscowitz]

@@Pack_roam Thanks.

[@robertwilliams2762]

Finding it such a challenge to find the perfect bag. Saw one that had side pockets and then an elastic pouch over it which is great for umbrella and water bottle. So side zipper pockets with stench pocket over it. It also had dual compression straps that is good for also tying something down that maybe long. Had a great beaver tail that one side had just Molly and can be reversed to other side with a pocket using vertical zipper. Wish that pocket was a clamshell pocket with admin like the rush has. Had hip belt but wish it had a tuck away pocket for the hip belt. One reason I am not using it anymore is because although it was a condor, the generic zippers started to fail in less than a year, the shoulder straps padding started to shift around inside. It had a bladder compartment and padded laptop sleeve but not one inch of the bottom. Really almost my favorite design but built poorly. Also, I personally like the yoke shoulder straps. Oh one more thing. The shoulder straps buckles were not over the padding so was not comfortable under my arms.

[@Pack_roam]

I’m not sure the perfect bag exists, but I’m going to keep trying as many as I can! You try a Mystery Ranch bag yet? Very comfortable harness systems.

[@hannesmans5794]

I think the compression straps at the top assist to hold the bag in tack, remember the zip is holding the cover intack. This cover olgive you access to the hole inside of the bag. Not like the old top load bags

[@kvancsevim7249]

Nice review, thank you very much. I've been wanting to use this bag for a long time but I'm worried about the fit of my 15.6 inch computer. What do you think about that, do you think it will fit?

[@Pack_roam]

I’ve got an old Dell Studio XPS 1645 and it fits, but it’s tight.

[@stephan3159]

Thanks a lot for the video. I think I am going to buy the bag. Besides, I like your style and will watch more of your content. Thanks and greetings.

[@Pack_roam]

Awesome! Greetings to you as well and thanks for watching!

[@BenNgo]

Advice: you should reframe your entire shot to be closer to the hero of the video, which is the bag itself instead of wasting so much space on the bottom of the video frame for your table. Also, cut in some close up shots when you're talking about small areas such as the many small compartments, insides of each pouches. I myself own the Rush 24 2.0, but I assume it is very hard to imagine the little inside areas without actually really seeing it close up. And finally, if you overall shorten it up to maybe 10-15 min, it would be easier to watch, as a bagpack doesn't really need a 20min. review.

[@Pack_roam]

Solid advice, much of which I’ve incorporated in later videos. Trying to get a little better with each new video. Thanks.

[@EZ_Case]

Great advice, and well received. 💯

[@aclockworkpeon]

Or he wants to frame it so that people can see perspective and size. He edits and cuts in to close ups when highlighting certain things... and while I'm no Jean luc Godard like you dude, I know a bit about filming.

[@joselira2341]

Incredible video, if it's not inconvenient for you, could you give me the detailed dimensions of these spaces with velcro to place the patches? Both this space at the top (butterfly pocket) and the one below, please.

[@Pack_roam]

Thanks! I’d love to get the dimensions for you, but I lent the bag out. Don’t have it on hand right now.

[@craiglush5239]

Are they compression straps or extra safety in case the zippers break and all your junk fall out? Just wondering, thanks for the review!

[@Pack_roam]

Yeah, I think you’re right. Probably more for safety/security.

[@outdoors5352]

Good review thanks for your time. Just a filming tip, maybe zoom in a bit. The bottom 20% of the screen just had bare table in it most of the time.

[@Pack_roam]

Copy that. Thanks for the feedback 🙏🏻

[@yankaitan8648]

Great review! Im looking for a 30-35L bag for EDC. Im a sportsperson and currently using Nike Utility Elite and love it. The only issue i have is that 30-35L bags LOOKS HUGE. Any tactical backpack of the same size that looks "smaller" that you recommend?

[@Pack_roam]

@@yankaitan8648 GORUCK 34L GR2 comes to mind, but it’s a big bag when you load it out. Hard to get around that at that size. It’s a little smaller at 27L, but have you checked out the Mystery Ranch 2 Day Assault? Stellar bag.

[@MattNineFive]

Great review! I was curious if you can fit a 15.6" laptop in the backpack? It's a shame the laptop pocket they provide isn't the best but curious on your feedback!

[@Pack_roam]

Thanks! Not sure about the laptop, I don’t have one to try. I know my 14” work laptop fits, and I’ve got an old Dell 17” that definitely does not fit.

[@josephmastropietro5810]

Good review. Have been looking for a new daily commuter/laptop bag. If the main compartment is only about 1/2 full daily would this make a good daily/office laptop bag?

[@Pack_roam]

It get’s the job done. I used it daily for office carry. Might be a little big if you don’t need all the space.

[@jesussantos4787]

How does this fair for rucking? I have been looking for a new backpack for rucking. Currently using a regular backpack to do my rucking, but need something more heavy duty. Have been considering this backpack, because the Goruck is a little on pricier side for me right now. Would you recommend this for rucking, if I were to add plates in there?

[@Pack_roam]

I rucked with this bag a bit before I had a GORUCK bag. I didn’t have plates, so I was loading it up with old brake rotors and bricks. It worked. Pretty tough bag.

[@folksurvival]

Good review, thanks.

[@halcyon_ghost]

Greetings! Thanks for your video. What would you recommend instead of this backpack?

[@Pack_roam]

Really depends on use/budget. Generally speaking, the GORUCK GR1 is my favorite all-around bag. If you prefer top loaders their new M23 is great too.

[@halcyon_ghost]

@@Pack_roam what do you think about direct action ghost mk2?

[@Pack_roam]

@@halcyon_ghost I’ve never carried one, but it looks like a solid bag. It’s 500D vs 1000D nylon in the 5.11 Rush or GORUCK GR1. You’re sacrificing a bit in durability but should make for a lighter pack. To me, and this is just a personal preference thing, the Ghost has a very tactical look to it. Which is cool if that’s what you’re going for. But one of the things I like about the GR1 is that it doesn’t look overly tactical out of the box yet still has external PALS webbing for that versatility.

[@halcyon_ghost]

@@Pack_roam Yeah, I got the point. Sometimes it's better to stay low profile. Thanks for your time! Appreciate it :3

[@oscarlandrum2384]

Like the shelves in the background. Looks sturdy

[@AL-tf9rq]

So with the weird laptop compartment part of the bag. Do you think it’s designed for plate armor rather than a laptop?

[@Pack_roam]

Good question. Could be. I believe it’s advertised as a laptop compartment, but maybe dual purpose.

[@NikoTorres-qg7ow]

What brand of flannel are you wearing? Looks good.

[@Pack_roam]

@@NikoTorres-qg7ow Thanks! It’s Duluth Trading Co. I don’t think they carry it anymore.

[@TheRiyazSaiyed]

Whats your height ? How can i judge the size online. I have a 511 messenger mike bought in 2017

[@Pack_roam]

I’m 5’11”. It’s hard to judge fit online.

[@markk2060]

Nice review. Thanks for posting.

[@Pack_roam]

Thanks!

[@macdude04]

Great review, thanks

[@Pack_roam]

Thanks for watching!

[@JC-wj3hx]

The Helikontex Ratel pack probably does it better from 25L expandable to 33L. Good enough... But 511 is a solid pack.

[@Pack_roam]

I’m not familiar with that one, I’ll have to check it out!

[@JC-wj3hx]

@@Pack_roam Its cool! But i do want to try a 5.11 pack.. but torn between the Rush 12 vs 24. haha! I heard its really durable and probably more than Helikontex.. i had a Direct Action MK2 Dragon Egg.. its cool! but its not that spacious.. just fyi.

[@ThatCleanMT]

I’ve been EDC’n this bag for the better part of 15 years. The 2.0 is pretty good except that dumb laptop compartment inside. Once it’s loaded, getting your laptop is very tedious. Other than that, I have bought EDC bags over the years that have cost 3-4 times as much as a Rush 24 and I always end up going back to the Rush 24. I’ve amassed multiple colors too and have an old school fire red that 5.11 sold back in the day when they had fire gear.

[@Pack_roam]

@@ThatCleanMT Wow! Impressive! Stands the test of time.

[@SavageVoyageur]

I have the original rush 24. I like my original better than the 2.0 pack. The CCW pouch is worthless to me because it takes up too much room in the pack, the weapon is not on my person, have to remove the pack to access weapon, and that pocket would get my weapon wet if it rains.

[@Pack_roam]

💯 agree. I would never carry in that pocket.

[@eladbari]

Fully loaded- I have a feeling it would hurt your back. Padding doesn't look sufficient, and lack of hip straps. Whaddya think?

[@Pack_roam]

Not great for heavy loads IMO. The middle of the yoke tends to dig into that boney area at the base of the neck. Strap padding is better than your average bag though, but not as good as some of the higher-end bags out there.

[@ASMR-bn5lo]

oh i love 511 and tactical good thanks😊

[@OldManStrength2112]

Nice Review. What bag do you prefer over this one?

[@Pack_roam]

Thanks! Depends on what the bag is for. In general though, I’m a big fan of GORUCK bags for their simplicity and durability.

[@Cody_michael]

Would you recommend this bag for rucking? Say 40-50lbs

[@Pack_roam]

I’ve never rucked with it. I think the bag could handle it. I’d recommend a GORUCK bag for rucking.

[@selfdefensept]

Do you think the Rush 72 is therefore too big a bag for everyday carry?

[@Pack_roam]

To me, yes. That’s a big bag. 55L. I don’t need a bag that big for everyday carry. I can get away with 15L, but I do like having extra space if I need it. The problem with too much extra space is I’ll carry too much extra stuff. This, of course, largely depends on how much gear you need to carry on a daily basis. Someone else may find the Rush 72 is perfect for their needs.

[@Porter4213]

Absolutely it’s too big. For everyday carry the rush 12 is ideal.

[@comanchemaya]

​@@Pack_roamsi es demasiado grande,lo tengo y no podía con el vacío,obtuve el 12 y es muy pequeño cuando ocasionalmente tengo q tener espacio extra,ayúdame estoy indeciso entre el hazard prime y el 24?

[@Jesper-bl2ns]

Good grief yes - it's massive. Even the 24 is fairly big for an everyday carry.

[@coreyshortland2074]

Odd question.. what shirt are you wearing?

[@Pack_roam]

Lol. Not at all. It’s from Duluth Trading Company. It’s a “Duluth Untucked” shirt, and this particular one is discontinued.

[@MardonioGeovanyHernandez-hg7nz]

Hello, excuse me. Do you recommend it for university?

[@Pack_roam]

It could definitely work, but wouldn’t be my first choice. Might be a little big for school depending on what you plan to carry.

[@MardonioGeovanyHernandez-hg7nz]

@@Pack_roam Okay, thank you very much for answering. God bless you.

[@steve4321able]

Is that ranger green?

[@Pack_roam]

Yes it is.

[@cryptokeeper8504]

only thing is with the ccw. couldnt someone go behind you and grab your ccw

[@Pack_roam]

Yes. Not a pocket I’d ever use for ccw.

[@joaocaetano4733]

this color is ranger green?

[@Pack_roam]

That is correct. Ranger green.

[@Btc1ml]

What bag are you using now?

[@Pack_roam]

Right now I’m using the GORUCK GR1 26L.

[@gelavski]

Дійсно - один з найкращих варіантів для повсякдення! Зі мною такий служить вже більше 6 років! (попередня модель, звичайно)

[@sizzlechest6070]

I don’t like how they made two smaller butterfly pockets instead of the one medium size like on the first version. Those two small pockets are useless.

[@SethsAdventures1977]

I thought you did a great job, brother! Appreciate the video. I noticed there was some whiners in the comment section. 😩

[@Pack_roam]

@@SethsAdventures1977 Thanks, brother! Appreciate it.

[@tayk71]

Terrible bag for carrying in the Specialized pocket. If fully loaded the pocket. It is too tight to access your pistol. Other than that I really like it. Great for a carry on or tooling around. It can be cumbersome fully loaded too. Highly prefer my other bag for day hikes, etc.

[@Pack_roam]

100% agree. Fully loaded, that pocket is basically useless for its intended purpose. Overall, it is a good bag though.

[@tuvu8394]

@@Pack_roam May I ask if the velcro of the ccw pocket holds up well? I intend to use it to store my gym clothes but don't know how long that will wear out with daily use. Wish they made a normal zipper instead of the velcro

[@Pack_roam]

@@tuvu8394It’s like new on mine, but that pocket gets light use at best. I’m assuming it’ll wear over time, especially with heavy use.

[@comanchemaya]

​@@Pack_roamcrees q sería mejor la Hazard Prime?

[@Pack_roam]

@@comanchemaya I don’t have one, but it looks like a pretty cool bag.

[@dm42719]

WTF I've had this for years and never noticed that front hidden velcro pocket!

[@Pack_roam]

Nice. That literally made me laugh out loud. 🤣

[@nivektek2681]

Nice Review..It is TSA Friendly? PleaseAirplane Friendly please?How much please?Where you bought the bag please?

[@Pack_roam]

I’ve never traveled with this bag, but I would think it’d work just fine on an airplane. Link to 5.11 tactical in the description.

[@nivektek2681]

@@Pack_roam ok thank you

[@da.reverend]

It is definitely TSA friendly. I’ve travel with one of mine many times.

[@mexicanlawconsultant]

This is a really bad EDC since it lacks the 3 compartments as most backpacks do, it is a mess once you dump everything into one large space compartment. It's an excellent option for a quick deployment of a security duty belt with all attached gear or something like that but not for EDC stuff. Another excellent usage is for airports since it opens in full for revisions. The backpack lacks a foamy pocket inside for a laptop placement, if you place a laptop after using it in a foamy sleeve protection, it may damage its components due to its lack of heat diffusion.

[@macidtongue]

name of iphone holder pls.,

[@Pack_roam]

It’s actually a tablet stand. Lamicall a.co/d/3nmWhmb

[@AndrewSjostrom]

12:41 Thats what a sunglasses case is for.

[@Pack_roam]

True.

[@robertbodnar8745]

This is EDC backpack that looks like tactical, but not tactical at all!

[@comanchemaya]

Cual de 5.11 si es táctica y q características tendría q tener una táctica amigo?

[@markdevries8975]

I don't see any molle.. All I see is pals webbing

[@Pack_roam]

@@markdevries8975 🤦‍♂️

[@ToyoteroMundial]

Anti pic-pocket straps...

[@Pack_roam]

Could be…

[@JavierBenavides-t1r]

To expensive..

[@JavierBenavides-t1r]

I think everything that has to be with 511 should be affordable. This is my last thought.

[@Austrveg]

its super cheap in sweden hehe