Modular Sleep System Molle II Sleep System Carrier

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Want to Attach the Modular Sleep System to any backpack? This is the Molle II Sleep System Carrier and it makes that possible!
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Link : eBay and just about any military surplus provider; they are very common.
Price : Around $25 is very common
Weight : 1.4lbs
NSN : 8465-01-465-2124
Measurements : 15” x10” x 9" Approx. 1500 Cubic Inches (25.5L)
Materials : water-resistant Cordura nylon
Made by SDS
Versions : Can be found in multiple camo patterns including woodland which you see here.
Compatible : Works with the MOLLE II system as well as other military packs such as the Alice pack.
Features D-Rings so you can attached a shoulder strap to if you desire to carry it.
Was designed to fit the MSS; You will have to compress the hell out of it but it will in fact fit.
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I see online that the term Molle II seems to confused people as they think that this means that it is Molle/pals compatible which it is not. It was designed to fit with the Molle II rucksack.
Wht I like about this is that you can strap this to just about anything with a little ingenuity. Molle II, Alice, ILBE, Eberlestock pack and so on. Something to keep in mind is that it doesn’t have to be pretty, it just has to work. I’ve seen some rig up their packs so that they have two of these attached for when there is a need to carry large amounts of gear.
Big enough for just about anything; large sleep systems or even combination of shelter and sleep system. Hammock and sleeping bag, tent and bag, tarp and bag
I often hear complaints when it comes to attaching these to backpacks because you have to remove the buckles; that is par for the course so if you wish to use this system, you will likely have to do remove the buckles, feed the strap and then reattach. It’s not that big of a deal.
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[@TheOutdoorGearReview]

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[@kj6jfx]

Dude! I love military surplus. I’ve used it for 6 years in the Marine Corps and 11 years in the Army. After 17 years of service using this equipment I can’t imagine using anything else. I’m always afraid to tear civilian gear. I know my gear will survive my abuse. People mock the term “military grade” as lowest bidder, but if it’s still tough enough to take it and ask for more. If you ever feel you have To much feel free to send me your extra! I’m actually shopping for a GP medium tent at this time.

[@johnshipley9755]

I see you haven't got you a protection dog when you're out in the woods jumping around, or can you handle one times have changed either learn how to shoot or get you a good protection dog when you're out in the woods case closed.😄😄😄

[@JD-hp8qn]

Luke. For people like myself whom have never served, you do a great job in helping us mere mortals in understanding the complexities often associated with surplus kit. Thanks for your time.

[@drewc5576]

Yeah I totally read the name of this video wrong and couldn’t for the life of me figure out why he was spending so much time talking about the carrier and not getting to the actual sleep system... lol

[@williamolliges2622]

The size of this carrier is likely why I’ve avoided it. It’s large enough for me to make bad decisions. Alice chemical suit bag is a bit more compact and forces me to choose lighter sleeping bags. I supplement the lighter bags with a poncho liner attached to Alice by virtue of a Molle II training pack. Ultimately, my Alice pack amounts to the frame, bag, and chem suit bag adapted to a sleep system carrier. The straps, waist belt, sustainment pouches, and training pack are all Molle II. It’s been “fun” sourcing all of the Molle II items in woodland camo when UCP is everywhere.

[@Phantasmos]

With paracord... Everything is Atachable. By the way... I believe your bag is upside down. The flap should open up so as to prevent water accumatlion.

[@WardenWolf]

Good to know. I own a Modular Sleep System and should get this to attach to my pack. I know there's lighter stuff available now, but it was the most affordable way to get a full-range sleep system.

[@alexgonzales4333]

That is the newest looking Alice pack I've ever seen.

[@mariastevens6406]

Those things actually fit the ALSO CE pack better than the MOLLE pack, funny enough. On the MOLLE pack, the straps get pulled so closely together and looks kinda trashy. On ALICE, the loops on the bottom really line up well.

[@fperry8613]

I used the old military sleeping bag carrier, we called them spegetti straps when I was in the army.

[@lukel4783]

Hey Luke, I bought one of those packs a few months ago and I love it! I put it under my camping bag for my mss. It's amazing and absolutely worth it. I haven't regretted it! Thanks for the video!

[@stevenbp101]

Young man you have good videos, I like the no bull and truth in your reviews. Keep up the good work. (Old guy from Arkansas )🇺🇸

[@jeffrichards5106]

Hey Luke, great to see you sporting a Alice "Hellcat"!, ! I did the same to my medium Alice pack also, along with the MSS carry bag, I also attached the Molle II shoulder straps and waist belt. So much more comfortable!

[@surthrival]

I love this carrier bag. After doing the research (and to save you the work): These were the way to carry your giant sleep system with the Large Molle II "Rifleman" rucksack. Those rucks were usually in woodland and muted desert camo. The updated digital camo Large Molle II Rucksacks (the ones available everywhere) incorporated a bottom zipper compartment at the bottom which replaced the need for this bag. Having said that, I add these carriers bags to those rucks as well and like the additional space they provide.

[@christopherjones-tf1ei]

Luke you are right it can be attached in so many ways I have attached to my 5.11 rush 24 and have set up to be removed quickly as a stand alone bag.

[@Condorsoldier]

I have a heavy alice pack and I'm thinking about doing this with it, but use it for my actual MSS. I know this video has been up for a while but still, thanks for the great idea!

[@mikedendooven4490]

Luke.

[@dirtyscoundrel2013]

I've used them for many things including, vehicle survival kit, and a weekend bag.

[@neo57611]

Thanks Luke! Reading my mind! You have great videos. I keep watching them better than movies! Winter camps very cool love the extremes of weather. Jim