European Military - Warrior Assault Systems X300 Backpack

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If you love military surplus and tactical gear, this is a backpack which you should take a look at! This is the Warrior Assault Systems X300 Ruck and it has some very unique features!
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Price : $319.13
Weight : 6.8lbs approx.
Colors : OD, Coyote, and Multicam
Special Thanks to military shop for making this agenda free review possible. Militaryshop who is also known as tacsale is one of the very few sources that I have been able to find for this pack. They are from Latvia and their site is setup for US shipping and features paypal protection and so on.
Warrior Assault Systems :
About Warrior Assault Systems Warrior Assault Systems is a UK Company with offices in Hereford and manufacturing and warehousing in the North of England. Warrior was established in 2006 with a specific mission; to design and manufacture high quality tactical nylon products, made from the best quality materials, at prices that the average user could afford. Over the years Warrior has been used in combat by some of the best military units from around the globe.
Materials :
500D Nylon fabric features dyed yarns are inherently stain resistant and easy to clean.
Highest quality nylon threads imported from the USA which are treated against both UV and Mildew.
YKK Zippers
UTX Buckles
MOLLE WEBBING
Aluminum frame
25mm (1 Inch ) Breaking Strain: 1200 lbs
Forward : This pack has been on the market since 2015 and has since its introduction earned a good reputation overseas for being a high quality tactical pack.
The X300 is an outstanding medium to long range Patrol Pack.
Features : The X300 was designed with specific input from SF units with a requirement for a strong yet light weight versatile pack which allowed for compartmentalized storage with top and middle opening and exceptional comfort. The requirement was for features such as removable padded belt system variable height Harness adjustment 5 external storage pouches with large main compartment. Narrow design allows for efficient movement in a wide variety of environments ( excellent in Urban Environments Narrow Streets Door Ways Houses etc ). The X300 has 3 x Man Down handles ( 1 x Top Center 1 x left side 1 x right side ) which allows for 2 man rapid extraction of casualty.
Access is via a Helmet friendly Top Opening lid with Claymore Style heavy duty zipped pouch on top side also features map style pocket on the inside. Additional access is via the large reinforced center pocket this features a heavy duty size 10 sealed seam zip which opens into a medium sized quick access pocket ( the flap opens top to bottom ) this main external pocket is lined with a heavy duty air mesh fabric which has a similar zip which opens ( bottom to top ) allowing convenient access to the middle and bottom of the pack.
The entire pack is covered in 1″ Inch MOLLE Webbing which allows the attachment of various pouches to increase carrying capacity.
Size
Main Compartment
23″ x 11.5″ x 8.5″ (600mm x 300mm x 220mm)
No 1 Outer Compartment
2″ x 11.5″ x 10″ (50mm x 30mm x 260mm)
No 2 Outer Compartment
14.5″ x 10″ x 2″ (370mm x 260mm x 60mm)
No 3 Outer Compartment
1″ x 11.5″ x 4.5″ (30mm x 300mm x 120mm)
Capacity
55 - 60 Liter - To me, it seems closer to the 55L mark.
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Review Pros :
I love the overall design of this pack and in fact, it makes me interested in other products from Warrior Assault Systems. It’s obvious that a great deal of thought and planning has gone into this pack and features elements which are uncommon especially in tactical levels packs.
Good looking pack
Narrow profile
Comfortable to wear; more comfortable than many military packs that I have used - I‘ve easily carried 35lbs without any issues and in fact, noticed the weight very little. For myself,
Excellent quality.
Top notch materials
Tons of webbing for customizing and expansion
Lots of pocks for organizing.
Cost in my opinion isn’t a negative as high end materials cost money. You get what you pay for.
Dual access is awesome!
Including rain cover
Review Cons :
My only con is that the waist belt hardware seems to slip when hiking and I’ve noticed that every couple of hours I would have to make an adjustment.
The pack is heavy empty especially for the size; this is because of the high grade of materials.
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[@kenmorrison1725]

Cracking bit of kit and the weight disappears when you put it on. I love mine and wish they would make the same pack in both larger and smaller capacity.

[@TheOutdoorGearReview]

How long have you had yours Ken and what is the most weight that you have carried in it? - Luke

[@kenmorrison1725]

@@TheOutdoorGearReview a little under 2 years and if had up to 22kg in it and it was ok not sure I push much beyond that though

[@WOLFMAN2975]

🌎For the TRUTH regarding this "pandemic" 60 ghz . net Remove spaces to Access Link.

[@slzslz]

@@TheOutdoorGearReview I've done 30kg comfortably in it.

[@johnnymilan6264]

They also do a 25L called the Pegasus and a 40L called the Predator. Both very cool packs. And a huge 150L called the BMF. Google Warrior Assault Systems. Awesome bits of kit!!! I get my from a English firm called UK Tactical 👍

[@michaeltillman886]

I really like the review. This packs a winner for me.

[@ginaleefarber2422]

I am in love. This pack is truly a wonderfully made piece of equipment and at the same time would protect what you put inside it. Grateful the company had you review it. This could get lost in the maze of backpacks on the market. Take care and be blessed Luke and keep the videos coming. I have gotten my Mom watching your videos and we share so many tips. We even use a lot of what you have shared and modified some for our little permanent campsite. Where space is limited you do all you can to be comfy out in nature.

[@greekveteran2715]

At 4:39 that's a grab handle. This is a mil spec backpack. It can be used to grab the backpack fast out of a vihicle or a chopper etc or even , if you stuck, your comrade can grab and pull you out of a situation, using that grab handle.

[@dudebig5404]

I love that you know that ! very cool. Peace & be safe.

[@xfatsx1991]

I can't vouch for their backpacks, but I've used alot of WAS chest rigs and plate carriers and they'll last you your entire life. Although they are pricey, they're actually relatively cheap compared to other manufacturers like Crye Precision. Fun fact, although a UK based company, in recent years, the British SAS/SBS have been seen using Crye (US company) instead of WAS. As from yesterday, the Royal Marines Commandos have also switched completely to Crye Precision. You'd think elite UK forces would use a UK based company but I guess not. Great video as always 👍

[@alexanderweaver4838]

Great review, Luke! This is my kind of pack for winter load outs.

[@marjiecleveland]

That's an excellent quality military backpack! I like the dual access points and all the pockets. Thanks for the review!

[@jeffrichards5106]

Awesome looking pack Luke. Like the design and all the features and the O.D. green color and that it's comfortable to carry. Thanks for the heads up, appreciate it!

[@dudebig5404]

It looks like a great pack... I am always impressed with your reviews. You are the ONLY guy out there who actually USES this equipment for Many adventures and puts this stuff through it's paces. Great job. I truly appreciate the two of you. Susie is bright & articulate and seems like like a take charge person when it counts. Amazing to have a partner like that. I am handicapped now but I think that I may have a couple of adventures left. You continue to inspire me. I truly appreciate you letting me join you on your many trips. Sometimes it almost like I am there. I know it sounds funny... But, thank you anyway. Peace... The old guy. lol

[@ronaldrose7593]

Hello Luke, this was a great review of a very fine product. I like the pack, a lot. Take care out there and stay healthy. 🤗

[@urbanjungle9600]

Love Warrior Assault Systems gear - I’ve got a lot of their pouches and it’s good value, well made, well thought out gear with great fit and finish.

[@Militaryshoplv]

Wait for our Warrior Assault Systems equipment review for pouches, plate carriers etc.

[@rowdybroomstick1216]

I'm ready to get one, this review is done for me! This is awesome 👏

[@richard_n]

I love all the pockets and storage options. Adjustablility of the straps is huge for me. The double access is a big plus as well.

[@ChrisC30]

I used to love packs that had 'dual access' features. Lately, though, I've been using packs with top access only. Now, I only have one such pack, an Eberlestock FAC Trak, and all my others are top access. The X300 looks amazing. I have no doubt it'd serve a soldier well. I am no stranger to Warrior Assault Systems gear. They overbuild their stuff. Very durable and great quality.

[@fryefamilyadventures]

As an Army veteran of 8 years that assault system is awesome. The only flaw I see is no hydration system or pouches to put water bottles. The top compartment I would load that with pogey bait (snacks such as combos, pretzels, jerky and some other goodies). A carribeaner could easily be used to hold water bottles or get the water bottle holder attachments to add.

[@luisrreal1517]

Wow I’ve never been this early to a video! Love your reviews

[@c.boozerboozer4565]

Best pack I've ever seen, gotta get one, great review

[@Legionnaire7777]

They are excellent packs, I have two one for work multicam, and one in coyote for civilian use they are so comfortable and worth the money!

[@WhiteLantern]

Love military grade packs. . . their weight I will put up with. In my 50 years of backpacking I've had more than one pack fail on a hike, so i tend to go with bomb-proof packs. The packs i am currently using the most is a Karrimor Sabre 30 for day hikes, a Sabre 45 for 2 to 3 day trips and a Saber 75 for winter and extended journeys. You have a great channel, Luke. Thanks and all the best.

[@Legionnaire7777]

You should check out Crib Gogh packs.

[@aggyMI]

Great impartial review Luke, always respect your stance on reviewing products from international markets, so many similar KZbinrs to yourself approach it from a "Buy USA made or nothing view" which is kind of a narrow minded view and gets a bit boring, so your open impartial views are always a breathe of fresh air.

[@tylerclark1801]

I have a WAS Falcon Chestrig and I love it. Quality material, good stitching, and well designed

[@Uthrid]

Can't go wrong with Warrior Assault Systems, most of my kit is from them: My daysack, shooters belt, webbing belt and various other pouches. And now im looking to add this to my collection.

[@nellbrown770]

love it, thanks for the review

[@williammccaslin8527]

I really like it, if I was still in the mil, I would have this in a heartbeat, love the padding an the load lifters is what sold me on it, thx for the vid.

[@chillindave1357]

Excellent looks and appears rugged as heck!

[@MNsportsman]

That bag looks awesome!

[@stormyyoung6344]

Pocket and attachment places for days. That backpacks looks nice.

[@philipgard6762]

Looks like a very interesting pack design, agree on the floating top wish.

[@olddominionmedic1519]

Saw a few of these in Afghanistan. Scouting teams had some. They regularly carried up to 50 lbs.

[@brnrecluse2946]

Great video Luke!

[@landonashby2029]

A lot of this pack reminds me of the ILBE pack used by the US Marines at one time. Seems like it's a level above that in ways. Arguably more complex than need be. Great Review!

[@pbodymathis]

Looks like a big winner!

[@Neil_MacGregor]

Love how you find "off the beaten track" gear to review. This one looks outstanding - great review thanks! Only question, I don't think you mentioned if it had any sort of frame or rigid support for the suspension system?

[@MoorlanderEDC]

This a great pack. Love seeing European stuff on your channel. You should definitely test some Tasmanian Tiger gear. Made for police and the military through out Europe. Awesome video buddy

[@Militaryshoplv]

No problem ! ;)

[@opalprestonshirley1700]

It's a winner!! I've gotten to the point where if it's over 50-55L it gets to be to much for me. I would buy it. The only thing is the waist belt, I'd like to see the straps pull forward instead. I've had joint injuries that make it difficult for me to pull backwards but I'd still buy it. Thanks Luke.

[@Galactikus234]

Great review. Big thx Bro.

[@ferebeefamily]

Thank you for the information.

[@kurtjensen4693]

I love it. You should make a special video on suggestions of what to bring on an overnighter. I think some people tend to bring too much. Myself included! I still can’t figure out how to pack the satellite dish 📡😉

[@Raventommm]

Hi! I have used this pack in Scotland. I can say it is really strong! The handles on the side are actually made so you can carry the pack with 2 soldiers to use it as a transport for wounded men. Warrior assault systems has a ton of pouches you can fit perfectly on the pack. Its also really strong to handle a lot of weight. There are also other backpacks from this brand. You have the little cargo pack, the helmet pack, the pegasus pack and the predator pack. I have them all. I use the pegasus pack for little dayhikes en i started using the predator pack for long hikes... its 45l but you can make it larger with the pouches, the onlu thing that everyone should know is. Only the x300 has a raincover all the other packs dont have one. I asked the company why. They said that military prefer to use drysacks on color orientation. You really should review them... they also can get fitted inside with a lot more and can even carry hole radiosets for military uses. Im in love with this brand!

[@Q-BinTom]

Love it. Looks great, like the stream line. May have to give it a shot. Who knows may be find a used one out there.

[@demonhunter739]

Great review!! Have 3 Eberlestock bags, each one serves it's purpose but I'm really starting to like the X300.

[@Legionnaire7777]

Get one you will not be disappointed! Also check out Crib gogh and Savotta also excellent quality made packs.

[@karlgraf2447]

Looks and sounds like an awesome pack.

[@leenvisser4649]

It's militaryshop.LV not IV just in case anyone is searching based on audio from the video. Link in the description works though.

[@Militaryshoplv]

Thank you for that!!!

[@bobbyball6671]

Been using warrior gear for a few years, there clothing range is fantastic as well.

[@kevincorgel3384]

Very nice pac!

[@stevelucier8346]

I would really love to have that backpack. The right color, layout and all the Molle plus. The things I have done with my 5.11 RUSH MOAB 10 utilizing the Molle and storing most everything inside till deployed. The ability to fasten anything to any desired location is awesome. Maybe some day I can get the X300. Never give up on your dreams.

[@Legionnaire7777]

Buy one you won't be disappointed

[@lateralus8123]

@1:40 the background is perfect! Gorgeous!

[@masakeris]

I use it as heavy backpack option for long trips with outside sleepings and I love it! Warrior company about the warranty claims.... Its rampage! I wrote them about one small issue and they sent me new part in days ! love the warrior brand, got holsters from them, plate carrier, backpack... and everything is high grade gear!

[@Tai_Mai_Shu]

Yes, yes, and more yes. Wow! 🤯👍🏽

[@exAirMover]

I used Warrior belt webbing and daysacks for many years with the RAF Reserve and was very happy with their performance. Now hoping to hike the GR20 in Corsica next year. Looking at packs at the moment, the X300 with a few helikon pouches on is on my kit shortlist for that expedition.

[@MASFATNINJA]

Looks great. Great review and I would suggest that to stop the waist belt from slipping use a rubber band or two to wrap around it.

[@mikelarry88888]

Interesting idea 👍

[@evanconlon5462]

Interesting pack design that middle back clam shell pocket looks great to store a helmet in during a patrol. The quick release straps aren't to big of an issue as well given that most people wear the belt as well

[@JBC_cat]

Looks very nice! You need a howling wolf TOGR patch for that velcro spot! :o

[@MAXCOBRALAZERFACE]

Good review 👍

[@gavinmahoney9877]

Hey Luke love ur reviews. I’d love to see u do a review of the mystery ranch overload

[@Jasper0o0]

Looks like the perfect pack, for me.

[@thomaskrop2199]

I live in the Netherlands and use a lot of warrior assault system (WAS) gear. I love the quality and they are not that expensive

[@Raventommm]

Ze zijn geweldig!

[@pixelfascination]

£200 in the UK. That's a lot of pack for the money. Loved the review Luke.

[@Legionnaire7777]

Very true if this was made by Mystery ranch or Kifaru just imagine the price!

[@digitizer101]

This pack reminds me of the REI Mars of 2007 with the molly straps and dual entry through the top and front pocket. However REI decided to go with side mesh for water bottles instead of the large zippered pockets. It was also a bit on the heavy side for backpackers.

[@Legionnaire7777]

Excellent gear been using it a long time! You should also check out Crib Gogh also made in England and Bombproof!, These packs always sell out fast as they are excellent quality! Also check out the Warrior assault systems helmet cargo pack and the Crib Gogh patrol raptor and constrictor, and much better quality than mystery ranch etc.

[@PeterPavlovic]

I need a hydration connector to hang the bag, a port for the hose and preferably a sleeve to hold it in place. I think I'll stick to my Savotta Jakari M. Otherwise it's a good looking (though as you say heavy) pack...

[@lonniet.2816]

I like this very much!

[@hogkillerjp]

wow great pack

[@gagetman69jeffhebert32]

have the eberlstock pack same as you have and i find that a confusing pack with its design i like this alot looks very useable for a tactical bag / BUG out type bag . i have been looking at a Savotta but recently picked up a Fjalraven Singi 48 i paid about 325 for the pack plus the side pockets. .Thx for sharing . Very interesting pack indead

[@petitpanierdosier3206]

these side pockets seem super useful

[@newfanerelichuntersgr4906]

I would love to see a follow up after it has been used for a while. Thanks for sharing and God Bless, Greg

[@inthewoodswithbigfoot3941]

Great looking pack! Thanks for sharing! I only wonder if the suspension will open up to fit a "Full sized" feller...

[@jacksonjohnson9674]

Looks like a dang good pack.

[@colorpagan]

Looks cool

[@mikeboone4425]

Looks great very versatile and I will take your word for it's quality. But at 77 my Alice is so old like me a different feel on this old back might just do me in . Happy Trails

[@Stoney_AKA_James]

Nice pack! Buy a couple of Tri-Glides for the waist belt, they should help prevent it from loosening. Although I dont think that I will be replacing my Eberlestock packs!

[@MrLangDog]

Ugh!!! 12 minutes and I'm still late!! Neat item. And cheaper than I thought!! 270 w/o vat !

[@Militaryshoplv]

Now available a lot of them at our online store! Check it out!

[@bradleyparker4034]

awesome backpack

[@LGSkywalker82]

Wow Luke, you had convinced me of the Savotta Jakarri but I'm glad I have been waiting til closer to the fall to grab it because this seems to be a better option. Any thoughts? Thanks for the review as always!

[@MegaMastiffman]

If multicam was in stock I would have bought it this is a really great,perfect even for what I’m looking for very well thought out pak

[@marcovandenheuvel5225]

I use this pack for two years now. Still working perfect. The 3 "man down" handles are still on it even after abuse. The weight you can take with it is absurd.. 20 kilogram with ease, even after 15 to 20 kilometers... The one thing I mis is a waterpoutch... but this can be added later on..

[@Legionnaire7777]

I always put my water bladder in one of the side pockets, job done.

[@tooben]

Great videos ! Ever thought about reviewing Savotta's saddle sacks ? 😀

[@DaveGuerra]

Like the video, very informative. The pack layout, design, and ease of access has me thinking about making the big $$$. However, would like to see how this really does in the elements. As for the waist strap, it appears to be expected. Thanks for a sharing.

[@Legionnaire7777]

I have used and abused one of these packs in many tours and they have taken serious abuse and then some and they hold up damn fine.

[@marmadukegrimwig]

Nice pack.

[@OutdoorAbenteuer]

Great Review - a Little Bit to Heavy for me ❤️🌳🌲❤️

[@jpisme9082]

I really like it.

[@zloty666]

This seems like a really good pack. I love your videos and watch them a lot. And I would like to suggest a pack to review. I'm from Germany and we have a really great company from Germany making military grade packs its called Tasmanian tiger. And the pack I would like to see a review from you is the Modular pack 45 plus. If it's possible I would love to see your opinion on it.

[@randallblack4658]

Love that pack. Wish I had 300 to spare.

[@Eric-ew8jt]

Not many KZbinrs can review a pack like the coolest hand in the land

[@denbey1597]

Cool... 👍👍👍

[@terryweaver9770]

I do like the pack. I like all the clever pockets everywhere. It’s probably not the rite pack for me tho. I fear it mite be too heavy. Idk?! Great video Luke

[@SavageAirguns]

A good pack that rides right actually makes more weight feel like less then in a cheaper lighter bag. It's all about the frame, waist strap, and proper adjustment of it on your body.

[@royalirish4208]

Just like on our webbing we secure any loose straps or adjustable straps with electrical tape when we get them correctly set to our personal liking.

[@wesg103]

A pack to take your blackstone grill with you... Sounds like a decent pack ill stick to my wildland coaxsher still

[@barrydneedham]

Nice review, thanks. How does it compare to the other European packs, Fjällräven, Savotta, Varusteleka, etc? All of that MOLLE and those pockets add a lot of weight if you're not going to use all of them. How stable are those side pockets/zippers with pouches attached to them? I could see one, or the other, but both? In addition to your comments, the lack of a hydration port and pocket could be a problem for me.

[@rustyspoonss]

I use WAS plate carriers and belts I've never had anything fail on me with exception of the "rubberised" inside of the mag pouches, seems to of ripped on mine but the pouches still work fine. Highly recommended company

[@iberiksoderblom]

The packs are very similar to Tasmanian Tiger, that I've used in service for many years.

[@kevinray7237]

I think it awesome

[@joedemlcla]

Love the look and functionality of it. If I could.only trim down my supplies to 55 liters...lmao. I seem to never be able to trim my supplies from my 65 liter pack. Thoughts if you have any?

[@kevinbungles]

I like the Osprey style of straps whereby you pull the strap to the front of you and not backwards, it’s more natural

[@matthew.hennessy]

Great review i have orderd one. Whatis the chest rig are you wearing vid please.

[@kevinbungles]

Love the design, looks, dual zip, molle. Etc etc. Waist strap needs to pull forward like Osprey design

[@bprzyborowski3721]

I'm from Europe, but I've never heard of Warrior Assault Systems. First I tought it is some military contract copy of Tasmanian Tiger Raid Pack MK III- really popular pack in EU, one of the most comfortable military packs.

[@ronalddcobbley8666]

I like it

[@geruner]

Would they take suggestions from you as they gave it for review? How would this fit Susie? Is it more a universal type?

[@davewiseman9233]

Awesome pack that I mainly like how you can take the waist belt off I don't use them and find them annoying

[@andyventures6574]

Waist belt, remove and add pouches to the molle and you've an edc daybelt carry system.