Mission Pack MK II from Tasmanian Tiger - The Mission for you Mission

[@greekveteran2715]

While the most popular backpack, that people usually buy, to build as BOB, is the most overated, this, is the most underated backpack on the market! It's really unbelievable, what marketing can do these days. This is a 2.15 Kg bpack, that in hand, feels like 1.2 and on shoulders, feels like it is 0.5 Kg. Which means, it carries heavy loads, like no other I have seen! Even the YKK zippers, feel and work much better on this backpack, than any other ΥΚΚ I have used. This can be an outdoor, a hiking, a soldiers...an any Mission backpack! Thank you sir, for this review. You literally gave it the presentation and the time it deserved!

[@MoorlanderEDC]

I couldn't have said better myself. Thank you for your kind words and feedback. It's greatly appreciated. Thanks again

[@gregorykatzilakis1409]

Φίλε έχεις καθόλου εικόνα από Mystery Ranch 2 DAP ή Savotta Kahakka 25.... Είμαι ανάμεσα σε αυτά τα 3 σακίδια και δεν ξέρω που να καταλήξω... Είμαι 1.98 και με ανησυχεί αν θα κάθεται σωστά το σακίδιο ώστε να μπορώ να κουβαλήσω άνετα ένα βάρος μεχρί 10-12 κιλά...

[@εεσ-ψ5ο]

i had lost the little booklet and completely unacknowledged the fact that there is a trick for torso adjustment...! your video was just in time mate and saved me from spending a complete waste of money for another one...! THANK YOU.

[@eddycamp2492]

Hello ...just a little retex about this back after 4 years of buschcraft.........marvelous..... indestructible , on montain , in woods , in trek by all seasons , with my Faljraven kaipak 58 , it's the best for one or two days........it's not a gadget , thank you for your video.....ciao of France.

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Thank you for this update my friend. Merci 🤙

[@Psychomick8484]

Great review! Backpacked quite a bit, and the first thing I thought of when I saw the strap in the rain cover pouch was for water! If you have a hydration flask in the backpack and you hang it upside down, you can use it to dispense water for cooking and such. Again, good review!

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Thanks for watching!

[@ravinderkarwal9844]

This is the best pac review I have ever viewed. Thank you for the insight.

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Wow, thank you! Glad to hear you enjoyed 🤙

[@macl9725]

The "webbing " in the raincover compartment is a second handle - used to rescue a person "on" the rucksack sitting ( rescue handle - no weapon fixation! ). You can find it on all past Mission Pack models

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Brilliant, thanks for this. I thought it may be for that however it's the placement in the zip pocket. If you needed to grab a buddy fast and pull the out of a situation, having to unzip the pocket it an extra step. It's not a game changer 😂 it's an amazing bag. Have a great week

[@MoorlanderEDC]

You might have hit the nail on the head there Ray. That makes perfect sense. When the zip is open to release the rain cover the hidden handle comes out. Makes perfect sense 👍 have a great week buddy

[@cthulhu6697]

@@MoorlanderEDC I can resolve this debate about the handle in the ruck cover pouch that seems to mystify everyone. It's to hold your Gore-Tex ( rain gear ), and military poncho with the woobie liner. You are going to mostly be going for that ruck cover and rain gear at the same time, when it starts to rain. When the weather clears and you stow them, all of your wet stuff is in the same pouch ( lined, most likely, with a waterproof coating/fabric ). Since the rain gear is kinda stuffed and crammed in there, your Gore-Tex and poncho with the woobie will all be held in place at the front of the compartment, so you can quickly don them and keep you ( your most important "item" ) from getting soaked before you worry about the ruck, and still do it all rather quickly

[@ivanov9693]

The two handles at the bottom are in fact ski slots. It's an old 80-90's Backpack design. A couple of Backpack made by ARVA (FR) and Aiguille Alpine Equipment (UK) are still made with these slots. The ski is slipped from above, the back of the shoe fixation of the ski being blocked by the tough slots (there's webbing inside because ski edges are sharp), and you use the top compression strap to hold the top of the ski.

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Hi Ivan. No way! That's an incredibly cool fact to know. I have to say I'd have never got close to guessing that. Thanks for the heads up. Have an awesome week

[@ThomasvonHochheim]

Great review. It was very visible how much you love this rucksack and i enjoyed watching it :) You seem to be a very authentic guy. Mission Pack MK II: With so many places and pouches to keep your gear, Tasmanian Tiger should really offer a rucksack navigation app. 37 liter would be too much for my purposes, maybe i add the TT Essential Pack 15 Liter somewhen later, but first TT has to add more IRR stuff (like the bottle pouches.) On the other hand, your description of the support system/yoke was convincing to look for a slightly bigger TT rucksack with the same system. I‘m bought a TT Essential Pack 9 Liter stone-grey IRR and some extra pouches a year ago. Was planned as a 3-day-pack or for bugout. I also have two older Source Commander 5 (coyote and black) as daypacks. All three have a 3l-Bladder from Source and pretty identical gear stuffed in. Even some UK gear 😁 Best Thomas

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Hey Thomas, thank you for the kind words buddy. The suspension system is the same through the Mission and Modular models, and lens itself to a lot of adjustment to make sure it's just right. Those crazy German engineers know to make a top pack for sure 😄 and I wouldn't have expected any less. The Mission pack would make an epic 72 hour bug out/get home style bag. I'd love to see what youo created if you did pull one together. Have a great Easter Weekend buddy

[@sgrant4558]

Has anyone figured out how to attach a sleeping bag on the outside since the tt mission pack mkII doesn't have lash straps on or near the bottom of the bag? Would clipping it on the side hold (I'm skeptical)? Great review btw!

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Thanks for the kind words. Yes, you could definitely attach more to the sides. The compression straps open up quite a bit to help out. I'd also get some grimlocks to fasten on to the PALS section for extra security with some webbing. It's a real shame the bottom lashing points are missing. they missed a trick there. Have a great week

[@sgrant4558]

@@MoorlanderEDC Sounds good. Thanks for the info! Hope you have a great week too

[@StartaleTV]

Great video that also doubles as a bag tutorial!

[@MoorlanderEDC]

You're more thank welcome. I sometimes worry that my videos are too long. Really appreciate the feedback. Have a great week 👍

[@gregorykatzilakis1409]

Hello there! I've tried various backpacks such as, Vanquest Ibex 30, Vanquest Trident 31, 5.11 Rush 72, 12, 5.11 amp 24, first tactical 1 day plus... All of them are great packs but none of them seemed to carry well on my back... I'm 1.98m and I'm between this pack and the Mystery Ranch 2 DAP... Do you think that the mission pack would fit me or should I go for the futura harness system of Mystery Ranch?? The intended purpose of the pack would be EDC.... I'm also considering the TT Raid Pack Mk3 for outdoors but that's an another topic... Greetings from Greece!

[@intan9077]

Thanks for the amazing review! This bag looks almost perfect for my needs--as a commenter said already, I wish there are compression straps, PALS webbing or lashing points at the bottom though to give that extra ability to add more gear at the bottom. With regards to your point on carrying your tripod at the center, it seems that the Kifaru Sherman Pocket might be attachable to the front of the bag--apart from acting as an overflow/beaver tail system, it can fold down to allow you to bring long things such as your tripod. I do wish the zippers go down jussstttt a little bit more to make them clamshell opening! Do you know if there are any lash points at the top of the bag, near the handle? I can't seem to find really good pictures of that part of the bag. That would allow for more things to be lashed on to the bag.

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Hi Intan. I'm glad to hear you liked the content. Unfortunately there are no lashing points at the top or the bottom of the bag which is a shame. I've always wanted to test out some Kifaru products so I'll keep in eye out for future content. Have a great week

[@intan9077]

@@MoorlanderEDC Thank you for your reply! Kifaru looks like they make such wonderful gears and I hope you can come across them :) I hope you don't mind me asking one more question--do you know what's the depth of the two different compartments of the Mission Pack? TT put the bag width as just 18cm but I can't find a breakdown of the width. Thanks again!

[@hcsong4522]

hello there sir,I really like your video about the comparison between modular 30L and mission pack.Now i confirmed that modular is not what i want. but im still thinking about mission pack. In fact, i really think it's very fascinating, very beautiful. im looking for a pack which is used for going home on the train for vacation,and going to the gym daily. Do you think mission pack is good for this? i would like your decision. finally thank you for your video,its very nice and exhaustive，Greetings from China.

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Hi, thanks for watching. I think this pack would be perfect for your use

[@bb4420]

Thanks for your wonderful explanations, very useful! What color is the bag in this video? Khaki or Coyote Brown?

[@MoorlanderEDC]

You're more than welcome 👍 the colour is coyote brown however its very similar to other Khaki brown style packs I've seen. Thanks for the kind comment and watching. Stay safe

[@arncj18]

pretty perfect pack, almost, if it had no mesh on the back and straps, i really hate that, also i wish the big compartment would get 5-6cm more from the mid section...anyway you are like 185cm tall?

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Oh, definitely. I love this pack. I'm a wee but shorter, but not much. I'm 178cm

[@oakelite]

Great vid cheers! Can I ask whether you have found the perfect side pouch for this pack? I’m looking at either the TT Tac 8 or 13 but unsure whether they’ll fit on the sides? Any recommendations you have would be great!

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Hi Wwinger, sorry I missed your comment. The Mission is limited to the pouches on the side. The side panel has only got two columns of PALs. If you stick to pouches with three columns of PALs you're on to a winner. Most of TT's new pouches have adopted the 4 column layout. Helikon Tex do some really nice 3 column pouches as do Hazard 4. I hope that helps ✌️ thanks for watching

[@bartje21]

cool video! love to see you doing a review on the TT modular pack. I'm trying to make a choice between the two...

[@MoorlanderEDC]

I'll have a word with TT to see if I could get sent one to review 😉 thanks for watching buddy

[@bartje21]

But which one would you choose?

[@MoorlanderEDC]

@@bartje21 having not tried the Modular pack I couldn't say. When I looked at the two I chose to ask to be sent the Mission though

[@konradritter7543]

Thanks a lot, bought the pack in Germany, due to these reviews.

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Hi Konrad, that's great to hear. Has it arrived yet? I'd love to hear what you think of it when it does. Have a great Christmas and New Year

[@konradritter7543]

@@MoorlanderEDC will absolutely report on it. It’s two days out. I carried a very cheap MilTec BackPack for Years as my edc, this strikes me as better as it is wider and higher, but less deep. As I am wide an high myself, this will fit my back better while allowing me to carry either EDC including a 17“ Laptop or Ham Radio gear to the field. Have a great holiday!

[@MoorlanderEDC]

You too Brother 🖖

[@DurstDevel]

Servus, ich habe eine Frage zum Rucksack. Ich würde ihn gerne als Schulrucksack kaufen. Ich mache mir aber sorgen, dass er zu schmal dafür ist. Wäre permanent ein dicker Leiz-Ordner und das ein oder andere Schulbuch + Mäppchen und Trinken drin. Hat man dann noch Reserven oder ist der Rucksack dann schon voll? Wäre nett wenn Du mir eine Einschätzung geben könntest.

[@HG66123]

Great vid! Do you think that the bag would be suitable for walking the Camino?

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Sorry I didn't get back to you on this. I Googled the Camino and forgot to message back. You could definitely use this pack. It'll easily fit in enough for a three day walk, maybe more if your a wizard at a minimal pack. Thanks for commenting

[@silv612]

Is there anything to mount straps for carrying a roll or tent on the bottom?

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Hi Silv, no unfortunately not. Its a real shame and something that's definitely missing. Hope this helps

[@elfandre6498]

Hi, are you still using this backpack Tasmanian tiger mission pack mk2? The backpack did not tear, did not wipe it? How to wear it comfortably? Does the burn out on the Sun? How do you like the quality of cordura? How long have you been using it?

[@MoorlanderEDC]

I've had this now for about 9 months and it's great. The cordura is brilliant. 700D have the perfect balance of strength and it's not too heavy. I haven't had any tears and it wipes clean with a bit of water. The straps are great. They're some of the best I've tested. Thanks for watching

[@elfandre6498]

@@MoorlanderEDC thank you for feedback. Nice backpack good luck

[@greekveteran2715]

@@elfandre6498 Buy it, it is the best quality I have found. It is better than Maxpedition. It carries heavy weight like it is lighter!! Also, no matter how tall or slim you are, you can adjust it to fit perfect your body. In my opinion it is the best tactical backpack at that category. Just don't buy 5.11, they are Chinese junk, very overated.

[@warlantactical]

Like the intro

[@Mart687]

You don't carry a rifle on the bag in the military. You're ready to go 24/7 and its your baby if your life depends on it. The hand strap in the lower compartment with the waterproof cover, i cant think of a reason for a hand strap there in that compartment unless your in arctic conditions hauling a gear sled maybe. Then you want to pull a sled low and not high up lifting the sled up with every step and wasting energy. Its a strap reinforced around the hip for pulling sleds, that is my best guess. But i would think you would take a larger packside if your out there. It's a weird feature.

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Hi Mart, that's a cracking point and makes complete sense especially for the military. May be a bit of my lack of knowledge of military life. The snow sled idea make sense as well. You definitely sound like you have had experience with this sort of stuff. Have you served for your country? Thanks for commenting. Have a cracking week buddy 👍

[@Mart687]

@@MoorlanderEDC Yes i ve served in the dutch army, did training at the red berets and i did recon. My backpack was a berghaus vulcan cyclops 2 120 liter pack and it weighted a ton. It took me some time for me to figure out why there would be a strap so low in a compartment of a backpack.There's no other explanation i can think of except this could possible be an attachment point for hauling gear on a snow sled.

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Yep, that there is definitely experienced 👌 there's definitely a huge difference between civilian heavy pack and military heavy pack. That's really endurance. Huge thank you for watching my content my friend. Have a great week 🇳🇱🤜🤛🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@Mart687]

​@@MoorlanderEDC Cool bro. I like your review video's because you actually test products. It's not just an 3 minute review, look there's a zipper here and a pocket there without ever testing the product. I can see that stuff in the pictures on a product page. I also loved your comparison video of the 30 liter and 37 liter tt pack and you take the time so share what you think about both packs. You took the time to test and review it properly. I'll take the time to respond and share my views. And together you create a nice channel where you can find honest information. I've seen in a description on 1 website today about this backpack, it has 'emergency handles'. I'm not sure how that is intended to work of if they are just making stuff up. I think in an emergency, i'm not gonna open a zipper, maybe under fire, to look for a handle in a compartment with also a rain cover. I would just drag my buddy to safety by a shoulder strap(probably the strongest part of the bag). And not drag him by his leg face first on the ground or sideways grabbing a strap around the waist. I would go for the upper body so a shoulder strap. Maybe you can contact the company why there is a handle in this pack in a low compartment at waist height? I'm very interested in their answer to solve this mystery. 👍

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Thanks Mart, I appreciate your kind words. When I make content, I always try to think what would I want to see. I've worried in the past that some of my content is too long (I do waffle a bit from time to time) but it's great to hear the extra details is appreciated 👍

[@εεσ-ψ5ο]

Any ideasv on how to mount a floor mat under the backpack...??

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Unfortunately there's no lashing points at the bottom of the pack. Its a real over sight on TTs part. The Modular pack does have this. It's the choice between the two really

[@εεσ-ψ5ο]

@@MoorlanderEDC i'll see if I find out a way and will write again 🤔

[@greekveteran2715]

Καλησπέρα! Το έχεις αυτό το σακίδιο? Ποια είναι η γνώμη σου, αν τυχών έχεις δοκιμάσει άλλα?!

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Thank you for your help here 👍

[@εεσ-ψ5ο]

@Greek veteran Καλησπέρα, αλήθεια είναι ότι δεν το έχω δοκιμάσει σοβαρά, π.χ. σε κάποια πεζοπορία μακριά. Αν χρειάζεσαι ένα μεσαίο σακίδιο, είναι ο,τι πρέπει συν ότι έχει την πατέντα με την προσαρμογή για διαφορετικού μεγέθους κορμούς. Να ξέρεις αυτή η πατέντα είναι κάπως φτωχή όμως, π.χ. δεν είναι σαν το σύστημα s.a.s. Για περισσότερες πληροφορίες κοίταξέ το, έχει και αγγλικά και ελληνικά.

[@eddycamp2492]

Hello , I have an Berghaus Munro and it's very unconfortable for my back , so I 've bought a first tactical half day , but very little for one day and night buschraft , so I look after a good day pack very confortable and this one seem's very well...................to carry 10 kg it's always confortable ?................thank's , good day of France..............ciao.

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Bonjour, et merci beaucoup mon ami. Yes, this is a great pack for Bush craft. This pack with easily carry 10kg or more. There are lots of options to carry on the outside of the bag too. Merci d'avoir regarde ma video 👍 (I hope my French is OK 🇨🇵)

[@eddycamp2492]

@@MoorlanderEDC Thank you ...............ok it will be my new pack for Christmas .............. provided I was wise enough this year ???????...............bye.............good day

[@eddycamp2492]

@@MoorlanderEDC Good evening , thank's I bought it...................and he is really beautifull , and with 8kg I don't have any pain on my shoulders and back....................Thank you again....I choise black comor.............ciao

[@MoorlanderEDC]

@@eddycamp2492 this is great news. I hope you're outside with it and have a great weekend

[@konradritter7543]

Have the pack now since XMas (BTW Happy New Year!). It is great for distributing all my EDC Stuff over my Bag and have a much flatter pack than before. The adjustment ist also great for me (1.9m tall, 110kg), only the hip belt had to go, because their was no way of getting the pack low enough to properly use it. Except for all the main features (all addressed in the Video) I love to details the most: 1. All Pockets etc are great for "flinging" the pack under my left arm to my chest, gicing me full access to everything, without having to completly take off the pack 2. The rubber bands the hold all the excess bands and straps from the adjustable parts are worth gold! I love them so much, that I currently am researching on how to upgrade all my existing Packs with rubber bands like them. Thank you for "making me buy" this back pack!

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Hi Konrad. Yes, happy 2021 buddy. I'm made up you like the pack... I'm also a huge fan of the webbing keepers. If you haven't seen my Ranger band video they work a treat. Super cheap and easy add (and use for other stuff)... For other reader looking at this... No force was applied on Konrad to make this purchase 😂 only a slight arm twisting 😁 have a great weekend 👍

[@konradritter7543]

@@MoorlanderEDC yes, there is this Video of this guy cutting up bicycle tires... :D I actually have already annoyed every one around me, if they have old/punctuated tires... If you like twisting peoples arms you should start BJJ ;)

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Good looking English chap and tyre tubes? Yes, that's the one 😂😂😂

[@unfi6798]

MK II is Cool.!

[@Samus1712Samus]

Hey @Moorlander EDC do you think my sleeping bag (Lestra Alaska Original) will fit in the largest pouch ? (diameter 22cm)

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Hi Chesmet, sorry I missed your comment. If you're thinking of in the main compartment, yes it should definitely fit. Although there's no lashing points beneath the pack I'm sure you can work out a way to lash it there if needs be. I hope this helps... Or if you contact me via Instagram I'll see if I can send some photos and options. Have a great week buddy

[@Samus1712Samus]

@@MoorlanderEDC thank you dude, the bag is still on my wish list for Santa 🎅 so I can't wait to get it 🤞

[@MoorlanderEDC]

You're more than welcome 👍

[@primus6419]

👍👍👍

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Thanks MP

[@FrontlinePros]

Nice video, well done.

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Thank you for watching and the kind comment. Hope you're having a great week and managing to stay safe and well

[@lib3rat3]

Keep it up, you sold it to me

[@MoorlanderEDC]

That's great. I'd love to hear your thoughts on the Mission pack when you get it. Have an awesome weekend 👍