"Bug Out Bag" Considerations | 5.11 AMP 12

[@crispycruizer]

I have been emailing 5.11 pretty much daily to bring back this line because I need the helmet/shove it AND admin gear sets. But I'm only one voice. You have the followers and viewers. Maybe together we can all get them to bring back one of the best bag lines ever made for pro and every day users!

[@concernedcitizen2898]

I have a lot of 5.11 products but their customer service is shyte.

[@CEPrepper]

I got what I got and I’m comfortable with using. Do your homework. Get what you need. Dude, GREAT video! Good gear for what you need. Upgrade and modify as necessary. Keep on keeping on. Thanks for your time.

[@corydointhings]

This is probably the best setup I've seen in a while. Nicely done.

[@KellenChase]

Really enjoyed this. Got the Amp 24 recently. Liked your list as a jumping off point… and the comments. Appreciate the video and your discussion on this a lot.

[@NobleSavage44]

Good bag and load out. I’d add a poncho or rain jacket, map & compass, another loaded mag, some gorilla tape, and a water bottle. I like bottles better than bags.

[@gothamcity007]

That’s an nice backpack with potential, it’s small and convenient. You can add few more items such as compass, map, contractor trash bags, headlamp, wool blanket, small knife sharpener, bandanna, whistle etc. Overall, awesome video!

[@Outdoor-Tactics]

Great ideas! Thank you

[@jaredwiggins1694]

​​​@@Outdoor-Tactics 4 your RAL 7013 (Brown Grey/Solution Dyed Ranger Green/Stone Grey Olive) 5.11 Tactical AMP12 in this video 📸 here's a couple Load Outs I highly recommend going with just 2 try 2 help get ya somewhat better prepared/extra ready 4 just about virtually anything & everything sometime in the future! (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 2 help y'all plus whoever y'all happen 2 be with keep track of which some Gear attached on2 the Exterior as well as stored inside of Bag/Pack itself is which! Main Compartment/Pocket Hook & Loop Velcro Interior Load Out regardless of Color Scheme ya get Bag/Pack in Note best/better 2 go with mixture of Camouflage Patterns & Solid Colors 4 little bit more variety of options unless y'all live in or y'all plan on visiting any1 of the 21 Countries in the world where it's illegal 4 civilians 2 own Camouflage Patterns little low wear plus also best/better 2 go with different opening Pouches 4 little bit more variety of options! Packing Cubes Clothing Storage options 2 choose from 1 each (Germany, Europe) MFH Mission II Utility Pouch 8.6" Wide x 7.8" High x 3.1" Deep/Diameter Black, Coyote Brown/Tan or OD Green attached vertically above both LA Police Gear H2O Bottle Pouches $17.00 USD - $23.07 USD Note best/better 2 get from military1st.com or militarysurplusworld.com! Hydration System & Hydration Cleaning 🧼/Maintenance System Kit all in 1 Kit Note if/when ya want 2 go with much Older School Military Styled Canteens inside of both LA Police Gear H2O Bottle Pouches here's as thorough a list as possible of Older School Military Styled Canteens that'll/which'll fit/probably fit inside both LA Police Gear H2O Bottle Pouches: Czech Army Canteen with Cup (58 Pattern Water Bottle & Mug copycat/lookalike)/58 Pattern Water Bottle & Mug 1 Litre Capacity + 0.5 Litres Capacity 7.9" x 4.7" x 3.15", Mil-Tec 1QT Canteen 6.4"x3.9"x1.5" Olive, Swiss M84 Canteen (4" x 9.5" x 3") with Metal Cup (4" x 3.5" x 3") 0.8 Litres Capacity & 0.45 Litres Capacity, TAS 1L Defence Force Rectuangular Flask 8.5 cm (3.3") x 8.5 cm (3.3") x 21 cm (8.3") & 4.7 cm (1.9") Diameter Bottle Mouth , Wildo Explorer Bottle 1 Litre Capacity 6.06"×4.33"×2.48" or 9.25" x 3.94" x 1.97", Wildo Hiker Bottle 0.7 Litres Capacity 8"x4"! 1 each (U.S.A, North America) LA Police Gear H2O Bottle Pouch 10"(Tall) x 4.25" Diameter Exterior & 9.5"(Tall) x 3.5"(Wide) Main Compartment/Pocket Interior with 6.5" (Tall) x 3.5"(Wide) x 2"(Deep/Diameter) Black, Coyote or OD Green attached horizontally RAL 7013 Exterior Grayman Color Scheme Load Out Velcro Patches Note due 2 Color Scheme of Bag/Pack itself best go with all RAL 7013 Patches 4 complete/full matching/working Grayman Color Scheme appearance/look 2 it! RAL 7013 MOLLE Pouch(s) Admin Note best be customly filled up with Admin Gear in these categories that/which fit size of Pouch itself: Knives / Multi Tools, Lighting / Lamps / Torches, Key Holder, Navigation, Cell Phone / Radio Communications & Various Others! 1 (Canada, North America) Shadow Tactical Gear Elite Commander Panel / Map Pouch 16cm (6.3") High x 26cm (10.2") Wide x 35cm (13.8") Deep/Diameter RAL 7013 $24.00 USD Note best either get from neverfailgear.com or tacticalproduct.eu!

[@jackchn23]

Nice set up! I would include some binoculars and one of those Eton self powered weather radios. With that radio you can also charge other devices(cell phone, gps…etc) with the built in solar and winding dyno.

[@DuffMan-c5z]

Good video. A solid idea moving forward it to list out the items discussed. Links are a nice value-add but not necessary. Rock on!

[@Outdoor-Tactics]

Good tips, much appreciated

[@Cons2911]

For some reason I enjoy watching these videos

[@Outdoor-Tactics]

Right? That's half the reason I made one lol

[@danjohnson5952]

Nice review very articulate ... I like streamlight for flashlights !

[@Outdoor-Tactics]

That’s what I moved to! The TLR-1 HL on my Glock.

[@Pooch1953]

Nice package, one thing I would recommend is putting your tarp at the top of your pack, or switch it out for a military poncho. You want it where you can get it fast, have lines already attached to the corners and a ridge line right with it, that way if it starts raining you can get a cover up fast to stay dry and do whatever else you want under cover. With a poncho, you can still make an overhead cover, but also if you want to continue walking in the rain it will fit over you and your pack to help keep you dry. If you have to stop and unload your pack to get to your tarp for rain protection everything else will get soaked while you do that. Wet can be deadly depending on other conditions.

[@maryspeight2840]

Good start. Just get out and put stuff to the test , that way you find out what really works and makes it more inline with your specific needs. All the gear in the world is useless without practice and understanding it's and your limitations. Cheers Guy Speight

[@Outdoor-Tactics]

Very true indeed

[@Rudecheers]

Didn''t hear you mention a wool hat. It adds a whole lot of extra comfort and keeps your warmth were it matters. Good video.

[@Outdoor-Tactics]

Good point, I used to keep one floating around in the car during hunting season, it’s probably still there lol

[@saviom8166]

I like this video. Buy a Victorinox multitool (😁), their pliers based ones called 'Swiss Tool'. Perhaps the Swiss Tool Spirit.

[@Briway]

Looks like a decent setup for your particular situation, good video sir.

[@Outdoor-Tactics]

Very much appreciated!

[@0bserver416]

Nice vid. I also have AMP pack albeit smaller 10 version. Very nice for the city. Subscribed❗

[@Outdoor-Tactics]

Thanks for the support, they’re cool bags!

[@warlantactical]

I a m very proud of you you have 3 videos and your growth is amazing

[@Outdoor-Tactics]

Well thank you, that’s much appreciated

[@warlantactical]

@@Outdoor-Tactics you’re welcome

[@dannyhousley8727]

Looks like a good bag. My only real change would be to add a hip holster for your glock 19. I understand hoping not to pull it but if its not at the ready it might as well be a rock. Just my opinion. Good video.

[@Outdoor-Tactics]

I’ve got a holster shipping (slowly) from Tier 1 at the moment for that exact purpose, good call!

[@whatnext715]

Did I miss a rain poncho? I keep a cheap one near the top of my bag for easy access that covers me and the pack. I also like to have some drink powder with electrolytes (bonus it can make the water taste better) or one of those gels runners use with electrolytes and some calories. Finally, in the cold weather I’d worry if I have to stay out overnight. I assume you’d be dressed for the weather but you might want to add an emergency bivvy. They are small and light and combined with your tarp could help you make it through a night in the winter. Thanks for sharing your set up.

[@silvercommander]

I like those sos bars

[@sherwinpalacio3227]

Nice gear!

[@bonesy2750]

Nice video. I was wondering what’s the model of your pocket saw.

[@Outdoor-Tactics]

This one was a gift but if I were to buy one today it would be from Silky, either the pocketboy or gomboy depending on your preference!

[@bonesy2750]

@@Outdoor-Tactics Thanks for the suggestions. I will definitely check them both out!!!

[@arctodussimus6198]

I would also suggest the Silky Gomboy. Get the curved blade model. Cuts faster than the straight edge.

[@bonesy2750]

@@arctodussimus6198 Thanks for the suggestion

[@freddiedorris3788]

That’s a camillus pocket saw , I have one in my kayak bag,, but have the silky saw in all my other bags

[@randallkelley3599]

Refer to Urban Prepper. He ate the emergency rations from three companies. Became ill with head ache, not enough calories, etc. Throw em away, and get some sealed mre bread, cookies, etc. Much better off, and lighter. Just my thoughts.

[@Outdoor-Tactics]

I’d have to agree, without even going through eating them lol. Plenty of MRE’s to go around and they’re made up of more than just... sugar.

[@timothykent6046]

I’d take a few more mags , other then that it’s a solid set up

[@Outdoor-Tactics]

I keep that 33rd fun stick in the glove box just in case 😉. Appreciate the view!

[@jakedubs]

Really good kit. You have a lot of stuff I have. I would recommend a Fiskars X7 for your bag. It's a compact hatchet that's lightweight and perfect for your bag. Most survival experts agree universally, that the one item to never leave home without is an axe. Trash bag is nice, solar charger?

[@Outdoor-Tactics]

I've never been huge on axes unless it's a planned trip where I know I'll be using it regularly. They certainly have their place if you would be planning more of a bush-craft trip, as opposed to an emergency situation. Good point though!

[@concernedcitizen2898]

What is he going to do with an axe if hes trying to get home. A small saw is more than enough.

[@stefanvandermerwe1254]

I would have a water bottle and energy bars. Medical kit is small, as I don't want to waste time with scrapes. The Idea is to get home, not camp out. I will rather jog, then walk a longer road, to avoid some unforeseen events. Maybe use a poncho and flashlight, but that's it.

[@jayyoneway929]

Good content great video

[@Outdoor-Tactics]

Thank you! Appreciate the view

[@Octowhat]

14:18 changing opinion on Olight. What failures have you experienced? I have had no failures.

[@Outdoor-Tactics]

I’ve gotten some flickering and drain on handheld models, also just in a better financial situation to start looking into higher priced options.

[@STARFLEETC0MMAND]

B. L. M Z. O. M. B. I. E. S BAGS ✌️✌️✌️

[@KorditeAU]

Can you do a breakdown on your IFAK?

[@larryhornerjr]

Great video. I have the same problem with 5.11 not adding the hip belt. I am not sure which one to get for this pack. can you provide a link to the one you mentioned you were going to purchase please. Thanks.

[@Outdoor-Tactics]

Sure! YYST One Backpack Waist Belt Backpack Waist Strap Universal Fit with Buckle - Black www.amazon.com/dp/B0196NFW2W/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_8MEJFEW05G3HCRHDW0XH I can’t speak to the quality of it yet as it hasn’t gotten here. But there’s a review on the listing that specifically mentions the AMP bag.

[@zl8731]

Cannae is a great brand as well.

[@OzMan9989]

Nice video. Subbed. But bag looks pretty tactical but nice load out.

[@Outdoor-Tactics]

Not compared to most other options

[@arctodussimus6198]

After a real shtf event, everyone with a backpack will be a target, no matter what it looks like. Best to avoid any humans as much as possible.

[@karniskavva]

Nice video! What color is that? Rangergreen?

[@Outdoor-Tactics]

Ranger Green! Thank you

[@karniskavva]

@@Outdoor-Tactics Thanks! Looks so different in other videos!

[@mikebsbd]

Nice holster, what brand is it? If you don't mind sharing?

[@Outdoor-Tactics]

It's on amazon, the Maxpedition Gear Sneak + Mag Retention!

[@mikebsbd]

@@Outdoor-Tactics Thank you.

[@freddiedorris3788]

Did you have a Anker power bank?

[@silvercommander]

EDC vid?

[@Outdoor-Tactics]

Not a bad idea for a video, but also it’s pretty vanilla! 365 X Macro, phone, wallet keys, Gerber shard, streamlight pen light.

[@KingOfNy9]

Hobobo kit? I just kilt the name I know. Lol! Where can I find that??

[@unigear5740]

Awesome video！Is that pouch from us？

[@Outdoor-Tactics]

Just the tarp, but thank you!

[@shastaham7630]

What? No toilet paper or Wet Ones? I suggest you limit yourself to a maximum of 100 feet of survival cord (550 paracord plus fishing line, snare wire and jute fire starter), cut into one 50’ piece and 2 25’pieces. Rig one 25’ piece with four prussic loops made of bank line (see below) as a ridge line and keep a few short scraps as tie downs. Supplement that with a spool or Hanks of #36 bank line (lighter and, most important, less bulky). Even regular 550 paracord is bulky; the bank line, with its ~100 lb. tensile strength, is much more compact.

[@Outdoor-Tactics]

Lol I’ve got wipes in the car, yes.

[@warpedone2]

Id only add more ammo & secondary firearm

[@Outdoor-Tactics]

I have my concealed carry as well (365XL) but I wouldn’t necessarily build a bag to fight with , unless you want to set something up for an active shooter scenario

[@ryan7095]

If your car works then why would you leave it.

[@Outdoor-Tactics]

Unsafe or shutdown roadways, or to simulate a car that doesn’t work.

[@ryan7095]

@@Outdoor-Tactics okay

[@jermaine7620]

BUG OUT BAGS ARE NOT KNOWN AS GET HOME BAGS

[@Outdoor-Tactics]

No shit?

[@michaelhartmann841]

6 min to start.....

[@Outdoor-Tactics]

That’s about as long as every video on your channel combined