New 5.11 Tactical Rush 24 2.0 - Ultimate crossover EDC Backpack

[@therealtw90]

Very clever to hang this pack up when reviewing it. Lot of these guys do the desktop style review and its awkward to see the compartments, etc. Hanging it up makes it easy to see how it will fit on your but also display all the pockets etc. Props to you

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Hye Tyler, thank you. It 100% seemed logical to me. If you see others doing it, know you saw is here first 🤣 I have another piece of tree hung content out tonight on the GoRuck GR1 👌

[@timothyhaskell8262]

It also shows how the pack hangs, effecting the operation of the zippers.

[@jaredwiggins1694]

​@@MoorlanderEDC if ya want 2/would rather store Nalgene Bottles AKA New School (More Modern) Canteens in the Built-In Side (Water Bottle) Compartments/Pockets of the Bag/Pack of this video 📸 here's as thorough a list of Nalgene Bottles as possible 2 choose from that'll fit/probably fit! Insulated Note best/better 2 go with 4 freezing 🥶 cold ❄️ weather ☁️ temperatures 🌡️/snowy 🌨️ winter ⛄ seasons! (U.S.A, North America) CamelBak Insulated Stainless Steel Carry Cap 20 oz Bottle 2.85" x 2.85" x 9.6" (U.S.A, North America) CamelBak Insulated Stainless Steel Carry Cap 25 oz Bottle 10.8"High x 3.14" Wide x 3.14"Diameter (U.S.A, North America) CamelBak Insulated Stainless Steel Chute Mag 20oz Water Bottle 3.7" x 2.8" x 9.5" (U.S.A, North America) CamelBak Insulated Stainless Steel Chute Mag 25 oz Water Bottle 3.75" X 3.15" X 10.25" (U.S.A, North America) CamelBak Insulated Stainless Steel Eddy+ 20 oz Water Bottle 3" x 10.2" x 3.9" (U.S.A, North America) CamelBak Insulated Stainless Steel Eddy+ 25oz Water Bottle 9.3" x 4.2" x 3.1" (U.S.A, North America) CamelBak Insulated Stainless Steel Fit Cap 20oz Water Bottle 8.7" x 2.76" x 2.76" (U.S.A, North America) CamelBak Insulated Stainless Steel Fit Cap 25oz Water Bottle 9.53" x 2.95" x 2.95" (U.S.A, North America) CamelBak Insulated Stainless Steel Forge Flow 16 oz Travel Mug 2.8" x 8.7" x 4.2" (U.S.A, North America) CamelBak Insulated Stainless Steel Forge Flow 20 oz Travel Mug 3.1" x 9.3" x 4.3" (U.S.A, North America) CamelBak Insulated Stainless Steel Horizon 25 oz Water Bottle 11.5" x 3" x 3" (U.S.A, North America) CamelBak Insulated Stainless Steel Horizon Leak-Proof 20oz Cocktail Shaker 10.2" x 3.5" x 3" (U.S.A, North America) CamelBak Insulated Stainless Steel Hot Cap 20oz Travel Mug 2.8" x 2.8" x 10.2" (U.S.A, North America) CamelBak Insulated Stainless Steel MultiBev 17 Oz Bottle / 12 Oz Cup 3.1" x 11" x 3.1" (U.S.A, North America) CamelBak Insulated Stainless Steel MultiBev 22 oz Bottle / 16 oz Cup 3.1" x 11.6" x 3.1" Earthwell 16oz Roaster Loop Bottle 2.12" Mouth Diameter & 8.26" High x 2.96" Diameter Earthwell 20oz Roaster Loop Bottle 2.12" Mouth Diameter & 10.75" High x 2.96" Diameter Earthwell 22oz Woodie Bottle 1.75" Mouth Diameter & 10.5" High x 2.86" Diameter Earthwell 27oz Woodie Bottle 1.75" Mouth Diameter & 10.125" High x 2.86" Diameter Earthwell 32oz Kewler Bottle 2.12" Mouth Diameter & 9.875" High x 3.65" Diameter (Poland, Europe) Helikon-Tex Pathfinder 32Oz Stainless Steel Water Bottle 0.95 Litres Capacity 8" x 3.5" x 3.5" (United Kingdom, Europe) Highlander 500ml (16.9 Oz) Campsite Bottle 7.4"x2.7"x2.7" (United Kingdom, Europe) Highlander 500ml (16.9 Oz) Ashta Stainless Steel Bottle 9.4"x2.5" (United Kingdom, Europe) Highlander Forces Aluminum Water Bottle 500ML (16.9 Oz) 19cm (7.5") x 7cm (2.8") x 7cm (2.8") (United Kingdom, Europe) Highlander Forces Aluminum Water Bottle 1L 26cm(10.2") x 8cm (3.1") x 8cm (3.1") Hydro Flask 32 oz Wide Mouth with Flex Straw Cap 3.80" Diameter x 10.35" High Hydro Flask 24 oz Water Bottle - Standard Mouth 2.85" Diameter x 12.45" High Hydro Flask 20 oz Water Bottle - Wide Mouth 2.90" Diameter x 10.60" High Hydro Flask 24 oz Standard Mouth with Flex Straw Cap 2.85" Diameter x 12.55" High Hydro Flask 32 oz Wide Mouth With Flex Chug Cap 3.58" Diameter x 10.20" High Hydro Flask 21 oz Water Bottle - Standard Mouth 2.85" Diameter x 11.15" High Hydro Flask 32 oz Water Bottle with Straw Lid - Wide Mouth 3.55" Diameter x 10.10" High Hydro Flask 24 oz Wide Mouth w/ Flex Chug Cap 2.91" Diameter x 11.14" High Hydro Flask 24 oz Wide Mouth Water Bottle w/ Flex Straw Cap 2.85" Diameter x 12.55" High Hydro Flask 21 oz Lightweight Standard Mouth Trail Series 2.75" Diameter x 12.05" High Hydro Flask 18 oz Water Bottle - Standard Mouth 2.85" Diameter x 10.30" High Hydro Flask 24 oz Lightweight Wide Mouth Trail Series 3.17" Diameter x 11.80" High Klean Kanteen 16 oz TKWide Insulated Water Bottle with Twist Cap 8.74" High x 3.0" Wide with 2.6" Opening Diameter Klean Kanteen 20 oz TKWide Insulated Water Bottle with Twist Cap 10.18" High x 3.0" Wide with 2.6" Opening Diameter Klean Kanteen 32 oz TKWide Insulated Water Bottle with Twist Cap 10.36" High x 3.65" Wide with 2.6" Opening Diameter Klean Kanteen 32 oz TKWide Insulated Water Bottle with Chug Cap 11.58" High x 3.65" Wide with 2.6" Opening Diameter Klean Kanteen 20 oz Classic Insulated Water Bottle with Loop Cap 10.3" High x 2.9" Wide with 1.75" Opening Diameter Klean Kanteen 25 oz Classic Insulated Bottle with Pour Through Cap 11" High x 3.1" Wide with 1.75" Opening Diameter Klean Kanteen 16 oz TKWide Insulated Coffee Tumbler with Café Cap 8.65" High x 3.0" Wide with 2.6" Opening Diameter Klean Kanteen 20 oz TKWide Insulated Coffee Tumbler with Café Cap 10" High x 3.0" Wide with 2.6" Opening Diameter Klean Kanteen 16 oz TKPro Insulated Thermos 10.2" High x 2.9" Wide Klean Kanteen 25 oz TKPro Insulated Thermos 10.2" High x 3.4" Wide (Germany, Europe) Mil-Tec Aluminum Bottle 500ml (16.9 Oz) 18.5 cm (7.3") High (Germany, Europe) Mil-Tec Aluminum Bottle 750ml (25.4 Oz) 25 cm (9.8") High (U.S.A, North America) SIGG Original 0.75L (25 Oz) Water Bottle 24.3 cm 9.6") High x 7.1 cm (2.8") Diameter (Switzerland, Europe) SIGG Traveller Bottle 0.6 Litres (20 Oz) 8.5" High x 2.8" Diameter Non Insulated Note strictly 4 much Warmer Climates/Temperatures/Seasons! (U.S.A, North America) BlackHawk! 32oz Wide Mouth HydraStorm Nalgene Water Bottle 9.50" Long x 3.50" Wide x 3.50" High (U.S.A, North America) CamelBak Carry Cap 25oz Bottle with Tritan Renew 10.24" x 3.42" x 3.35" (U.S.A, North America) CamelBak Carry Cap 32oz Bottle with Tritan Renew 10.24" x 3.75" x 3.55” (U.S.A, North America) CamelBak Chute Mag 20oz Bottle with Tritan Renew 2.8" x 3.7" x 9.8" (U.S.A, North America) CamelBak Chute Mag 25oz Bottle with Tritan Renew 3" x 3" x 9.6" (U.S.A, North America) CamelBak Chute Mag 32oz Bottle with Tritan Renew 3.7" x 3.7" x 9.6" (U.S.A, North America) CamelBak Eddy+ 20oz Bottle with Tritan Renew 8.5" x 3.9" x 3" (U.S.A, North America) CamelBak Eddy+ 25oz Bottle with Tritan Renew 9.3" x 4.2" x 3.1" (Poland, Europe) Helikon-Tex Tritan Wide Mouth Bottle 1 Litre Capacity 3.54" x 8.27" (Poland, Europe) Helikon-Tex Tritan Wide Mouth Bottle 550ml (18.6 Oz) 2.8" x 7" Klean Kanteen 18 oz Classic Water Bottle with Sport Cap 9.94" High x 2.56" Wide with 1.75" Opening Diameter Klean Kanteen 27 oz Classic Water Bottle with Sport Cap 10.9" High x 2.9" Wide with 1.75" Opening Diameter Klean Kanteen 27 oz Reflect Water Bottle with Bamboo Cap 9.9" High x 2.9" Wide with 1.75" Opening Diameter Klean Kanteen 27 oz Wide Water Bottle with Loop Cap 9.5" High x 2.87" Wide with 2.125" Opening Diameter (United Kingdom, Europe) Highlander Hydrator Water Bottle 850ml (30 Oz) 9.8”x2.7" (Germany, Europe) Mil-Tec Transparent Bottle 600ml (20.3 Oz) 9.6" High

[@TangoGulf]

I've had a bunch of Rush packs over the last decade but the one in particular that I have beat the snot out of is my Rush 12. It's over a decade old and it started out as my edc and then I use it now as a weight training bag. I honestly thought it would fail at some point because I was brutal to it. 70+ lbs inside in rigorous training and took everything I threw at it. The only failure was the D-ring on the sternum strap (it shattered but the bag still works). Great bags!

[@wicz04]

I own the 12, 24, and 72. The 12 is my oldest one (10+ years) and my wife uses it for travel. Still looks great. She has taken it all over the states and to Haiti. I did upgrade my Rush 24 1.0 to the 2.0 for the CCW pocket.

[@HM-qf8ml]

Active duty military here. I've had my version one for 7 years. Can confirm, even on version 1 it is still a crisp, crisp black. Not even the straps are worn! :) Love my rush 24!

[@CorruptionManX]

Hi, does Rush 24 1.0 have secret sharing? I tried it on mine that I just bought and it won't open. I was afraid of damaging the material and stopped trying to open it.

[@HM-qf8ml]

@@CorruptionManX like main compartment zipper?

[@CorruptionManX]

@@HM-qf8ml I expressed myself wrong, at the beginning of the video it shows a secret compartment closed by velcro. It seems that my backpack doesn't have this compartment.

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Hi, sorry I missed your message. That hidden pocket was an addition when the version 2 was created. It's designed for CCW however you can fit most small items in there. It's definitely not in the original Rush packs 🤙

[@HM-qf8ml]

@CorruptionManX no 1.0 does not. I was stating that with as old as mine is it is still holding up like new. I liked the inside of 1.0 better but I use the 2.0 ccw for water bottle carriers. Can fit 2 48oz nalgenese in that spot as well as my 14 inch laptop or 13 inch ipad. Also the sunglass spot opens wider. To me, it's worth the upgrade. :)

[@PROJET51]

Finally a person who shows what it looks like when you carry the bag. Very few videos show us the bag when it is worn. Very good video! Hello from France !

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Hello from just across the sea. I hope you're well my friend. I think if you're talking about a backpack its the least you can do 😀 I'm glad you enjoyed my content. All the best

[@feartheoldblood]

Got one of these two years ago. I've thrown it around alot and it's in good shape still, got it from a guy who was in the army and didn't want it anymore.

[@aardbij180]

Awesome review! Happy to see more people like this style of packs. I fell in love with the rush series 10 years ago. I got the sandstone 12, 24 and 72. The 12 was my daily companion with water, first aid, some tools and cover. The 24 was perfect for the weekends. The 72 however I had setup as a bug out bag. Unfortunately for the 72, being fully loaded, I came to the conclusion that my length of 184cm didn't play well with the load distribution. So I sold that one. Nowadays I use the 24 as my EDC when going out with the family. It's perfect for that bit of extra kit and food you need to provide them along the day. I forgot to mention: after 10 years still like new!

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Hey Ard. Sing it loud and proud brother 😊 100% agree on the pack use. Hopefully when we can start to get out more I'll make sure the 24 gets really used and maybe make another catch up next year... and then in 10 years time. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. Stay safe and well wherever you find yourself

[@DWebbTheOldHead]

When you owned your 72, we’re you able to make it fit inside (provided that you didn’t fill the pack zipper busting full) the overhead compartment during international flights?

[@junosensis]

Rush 12 for 5 years. Everyday use. Work, comute, city, wood... never fail ... 5.11 rush series is just great !

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Hi Junosensis, welcome to the collective 😁 there's definitely a common thread here for people thinking about getting one. Don't get one for yourself... Get one for your kids and their kids when they pass it down in 30 years 🤣 have a great week buddy

[@AncoraImparoPiper]

Excellent review. I just ordered my 24. I've been thinking for while of adding this to my 72 which I love because of the many compartments. The 72 is my first choice for long car trips of a week or more. It's so easy to stay organised during this time. For the shorter trips usually by air, I have been eyeing the 24 for some time and finally, with a week away at a conference, I've pulled the trigger on the 24 to cover my needs for this sort of travel. The 72 is clearly built to last and it sounds like the 24 is too. Now the temptation to add the 12 for my commute to work 😅 Lets face it, travelling is always somewhat stressful but a good pack can make the whole thing an enjoyable experience. I agree with you about the extra compression strap.

[@tremolo_pk]

I've been using the Rush 12 for at least 5 years now. Mostly for hiking and bushcraft. I can definetly confirm that they're really build to last. I haven't been treating my pack well. It's been thrown around, seated on, falling into water and mud but it still looks great except for some scratches on the buckles and zippers. I might even pick up the new Rush24 just for this extra space. Great review, thank you :)

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Hey PK, you'll be the first of many wh share a similar story 🤙if you do get the 24, please come back. I'd love to hear your thoughts. Stay safe and well

[@ucduy3414]

I got this bag for 5 years and still going strong. Rock solid and very tough bag. In lock down time i put weights in it and it became my training weight back. Cheers.

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Hi DD. You're in great company my friend. There's a lot of people who have similar and had these for years. 5.11 make amazing backpacks. I hope you're well my friend and having a great weekend

[@DarkFire515]

I've had a Rush 24 version 1 for just over 5 years. It's used and abused most days (Monday - Friday daily use for work and occasional weekend use) and it looks the same as it did the day it came out of the packet, despite being abused and frequently overloaded. Absolutely tough as nails. I think the Rush 24 is literally the perfect 24 hour / EDC pack. I fitted a MOLLE Nalgene carrier to the side of mine.

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Hey Cen, you've clearly got a lot of experience with this pack 😊 100% agree on it being built to last. After the zombie apocalypses these backs will still be around. Have a great week

[@coolguywithhat]

Hey Cen. Do you mind sharing where you got the Nalgene bottle molle? Cheers.

[@DarkFire515]

@@coolguywithhat It’s a Vanquest Hydra water bottle holder. Pretty sure I got it from Amazon of all places.

[@coolguywithhat]

@@DarkFire515 Thanks so much, it’s still holding up?

[@DarkFire515]

@@coolguywithhat Yes, vanquest make bomb proof gear and this is no exception. It’s expensive for what it is but totally worth it. Just checked on Amazon and they’re still available.

[@greekveteran2715]

This backpacks older version, used to have 2 issues. 1 was the stitching, especialy on the shoulder straps area, where the straps are swean,(that stitching in both sides used to fail after a while). Also the lack of belt straps. These are the reasons why, I upgraded to the Tasmanian Tiger Mission Pack MK II, which I watched 5-6 times your review on it, before I get it!! The quaity is night and day in my opinion. Just the fact, that it can carry more weight and make it feel way less than what you actually carry, is enough reason ,to claim that! Keep it up mate, I really like your reviews and the fact, that you always bring some of the best, if not the best gear on your videos!! Cheers

[@MoorlanderEDC]

5.11 definitely went through a period of issues with their packs and quality control. They've certainly addressed those issues. I've had a few people mention the Rush 24 and the Mission Pack and I think this would be a great piece of content to make. On one hand you have the Rush. It's made like a tank and is great value for money. On the other you have the Mission that's also a brutally strong pack, that adds more features for the extra price. It gives great choice in the market. I think there's a definite US home grown factor with the Rush which has made it the easy choice for US troops and backpackers alike. Really appreciate your kind works my friend. Thank you for you continued support. Have a great weekend 👍

[@lyonstyle]

i have a 5.11 tactical rush 72 for about 8 years now, it just needs a little bit of cleaning and nothing needs fixing, this is one of my greatest buys of my life LOL

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Hi LS, I think you're a member of a growing club my friend. So many people have had these packs and they're still kicking after so crazy adventures. Thanks for watching

[@truckercai3571]

Love the Nintendo gun you ready for duck hunt nice review!

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Keeping it retro 😜

[@dylanshackelton845]

I have a 511 AMP 24 that I've been using as my daily work bag (as a paramedic) for 5 years. And a Rush 72 that I use for search and rescue. Just ordered a Rush 24 to replace the AMP 24, but to be clear the AMP isn't being retired, just going to be used for a different purpose.

[@mark-wolverine]

Thanks really appreciate you responding and that information does shed new light on the expense enjoying the pack so far camped out last night was great. Plenty of extra room.

[@MoorlanderEDC]

You bet!

[@Sgtroblin787]

I have Rush12 since 2004. Bought the Rush72 2012. I'll be receiving Rush24 2.0 next week.

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Hi Rob. That's nearly the full set buddy 😀 Although the Rush 100 is a bit of a beast

[@Sgtroblin787]

@@MoorlanderEDC Not going to far, I have extra OD Green duffle bags.

[@KrisHarrisnNeti]

Well sir I must thank you for this awesome review walk round. I have had this bag a few months and use it daily for work, I had no idea it had that ccw pocket in front nor the 2 side bottle holders haha. You have just improved a bag that I lived a lot before this knowledge. An instant new subscriber and a like. Cheers, I'm off to explore your channel.

[@MoorlanderEDC]

I'm so behind on getting back to people 😂 thank you for the kind words Kris. Glad I helped you with a few features that were hidden away from you. Thanks for watching and the sub

[@bryonthomas9213]

I've had this bag for 2 years and just discovered the 2 side zip pockets yesterday

[@MoorlanderEDC]

You're amongst good company here Bryon, I can't count the amount of things I've found after using something for years 😅

[@AdamRapier]

I have the original rush 24. Using it for 11-years, it’s still going but it’s starting to show it’s age. Color is fine but the seems for the compression straps are starting to pop as well on the bottom and the bungee inside failed a year ago. I’ve used mine for an edc bag for work and it’s flown millions of miles and lived on the passenger floor of numerous vehicles. It’s been in data centers and rural sites Used it for a range bag and put a 30-cal ammo can in it for a pistol class and surprisingly it didn’t tear any of the fabric. Plus the countless other adventures it went on. For lower compression straps I recommend to people is 5.11 sells a tier system for the rush series, which is supposed to be used to strap the 12 to a 72. But you can set them up as compression straps for the 24 and it makes it in my mind the ultimate all around bag because you can compress it down really thin and expand it out when needed and still keep things where you want them to be.

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Hi Adam. I'd say that's a glowing report on how well these packs can do. That's definitely what you'd class as heavy use 👍thank for the suggestions on the compression straps. Have a great week buddy

[@grenpar3927]

This bag just so reliable!!!! Owned for 5 years now

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Hey Maj. Thanks for watching and commenting. I think you're part of the 5.11 Rush club 😀 there's definitely a legendary status attached to the packs. Here's to the next 5 years. Have a great week

[@LietKynes]

I have the v1 version for almost 11 years. I can't say it looks like new. But it still does its job. I've lost one of the bottom rings from a water-out hole - I was afraid the bottom would clash, but it's still able to carry weight for the last 8 years. The thing I missed a lot was a place for a laptop. I used a hydration pocket for it where 15-inch laptops fit well. P.S. When I bought it in December 2013, it was already hot in Kyiv during the Revolution of Dignity. The guy in the shop, as a joke, suggested replacing the hard plate from the back with an armor plate.

[@Hoth1907]

Great review! I use mine as a business bag, i travel 100+ days a year across Europe and it is ideal. It still looks like new, and i get a lot of compliments which is nice :-) This bag is the real deal when it comes to value for money.

[@RUMCYCO]

Nice review mate. I've got the Rush series as is.... Rush 12 / 24 /72 in Black. Rush 12/24/72 in Multicam . Rush 72 in Coyote. Rush 72 in Ranger green. AWESOME products as you have said. I've had mine for 6+years and I have absolutely flogged them , camping overseas travel, backpacking, etc and they look brand new. Money well $pent.👍

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Hi Kelly, you're definitely in good company here 😊 your experience is echoed here. Have a great week and thanks for watching

[@DominiqueRamseyArt]

Im 5'2" and am looking for a travel carry on that could fit 6 outfits of summer clothes. Thank for this review! This is the best looking and cheapest larger backpack that i've found thus far. Definitely going to look into buying myself one.

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Always happy to help. Safe travelling 👍

[@sizzlechest6070]

Have the rush 72 for 123 years. Great bag, still looks new.

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Hi Keith... I 100% believe you buddy... and I bet it looks just like new 😄 Have a great weekend buddy 👍

[@JohnMichaelMaleniza]

Love the additional hidden pocket and the padded laptop compartment. But I still love the original design. Got mine for over a year now. Thanks for the detailed review! Love it.

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Hi John. Thank you for the kind words. I think there'll be plenty of people like yourself who still love the original. I think the updates 5.11 have been subtle and maybe not enough for many to feel they need to upgrade. Although I didn't touch on it in the content here, I think a lot of the other changes we don't wee will be in the manufacturing process. How they're put together and the fabric sections are cut. After making the original for so long, I imagine new processes have made them easier and cheaper for them to produce. Have a great week buddy

[@JohnHi6]

I'd turn the CCW pocket into a CCG pocket here in the UK. Carrying Concealed Gregg's. I always need quick access to a Sausage Roll! 😜 Great review as usual!!!

[@MoorlanderEDC]

My man! You could easily fir in a dozen jumbo sausage rolls and still have room for a couple of packs of Yum Yums 🤣 I like your style. Have a top week fella... Ps. I'm totally stealing the CCG line for future content

[@jaredwiggins539]

@@MoorlanderEDC I don't have any of the 5.11 Tactical Backpacks but 4 the exterior of your 5.11 Tactical Rush24 2.0 Brown Grey/Solution Dyed Ranger Green (RAL 7013) EDC Backpack here are some Brown Grey/Solution Dyed Ranger Green (RAL 7013) MOLLE Pouches I highly recommend attaching! 1st Few (4) Pouches Note I highly recommend getting the 2 Pouches 4 MOLLE Shoulder Straps be4 getting Wisport Pocket Raccoon RAL 7013! Radio Note best hold/store Radio/Walkie Talkie that fit size of Pouch itself! 1 (U.S.A, North America) 5.11 Tactical Flex Radio Pouch Ranger Green 5.75"High x 3.0"Wide x 1.125"Deep/Diameter attached on2 all MOLLE/PALS webbing of either Shoulder Strap £37.95 Note order from www.recon-company.com! Medical Note best customly fill up with Medical Supplies in these categories that fit size of Pouch: Wound Care / Burn / Blister, Severe Bleeding & Meds (Medication)! 1 (United Kingdom, Europe) Warrior Assault Systems Elite Ops Personal Medic Rip Off Pouch Ranger Green 130mm (5") Wide x 200mm (8") High x 75mm (3") Deep/Diameter attached on2 all MOLLE/PALS webbing of either Shoulder Strap £39.95 GBP Note order from www.uktactical.com! Qt Canteen/Litre Nalgene Bottle 2 (Poland, Europe) Wisport Pocket Raccoon RAL 7013 Capacity 9l. Dimensions: 35 cm (13 25⁄32") x 18 cm (7") x 14 cm (6") attached on2 Right Side & Left Side £21.95 GBP each Note order from www.military1st.co.uk!

[@jaredwiggins539]

@@MoorlanderEDC at least in a way I'm helping get cha better prepared/even more ready than be4 with this Pack 4 just about virtually anything that comes your way or that cha run/walk in2!

[@jaredwiggins539]

@@MoorlanderEDC do 2 it's size Wisport Pocket Raccoon can fit/store either Qt Old School Military Canteens with Canteen Cups or Litre Nalgene Bottles with Nalgene Cups!

[@SlavDoesDiary]

CCG :)) loving it 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@mattnorman7367]

I've been considering one of these packs for a while, saw your vid and pulled the trigger on one. Thanks for the video!

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Hi Matt. I'm glad to hear my content helped. Welcome to a long list of very happy Rush owners 😊 It's definitely a great pack, especially for the price. When yours arrives, I'd love to hear your thoughts on it. Have a great week

[@mattnorman7367]

@@MoorlanderEDC Got it in and ive been using it for a couple of months now. It works really well carrying all of my work stuff, its a really well built pack.

[@mikri2008]

Hello Moorlander EDC, congratulations on this great presentation of the 5.11 Rush Pack. I have been using the older version since 2008 and have been all over the world with this tactical pack. Mostly I carried clothes for a few days, but also various mission material. The backpack still looks like new, although it has often been badly treated in hatracks on planes by other passengers' hard cases. Thumbs up for this review and this backpack, which I can really recommend as well. Anything you want to do with it, it will go through with you.

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Thank you my friend. I really like to try and make detailed content and it's always good to hear it's appreciated. It sounds like you've really put your pack through the mill. I think 5.11 have hit that sweet spot of quality and price. Stay safe and well Sir 👍

[@chickencolonel]

Great review...brilliant really! I'm in the states, but I had to use the word, "brilliant," even though I didn't once hear you use it. 😃 I love my 5.11 packs and other stuff. I've worn the 5.11 pants (trousers) to back when they were Royal Robbins. Interestingly, I recently added a UK pack to my collection from Karrimor SF. It's a Thor 40. Thanks, again, for a job well-done.

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Hi CR. Thank you sir, I appreciate the kind words. I watched a piece of content when 5.11 were talking about where they started and how 5.11 was a climbing term and they were adopted at Quantico by the FBI first. I've had several Karrimor packs. I really need to make some content on them. Hope you're having an awesome weekend 👍

[@ravaskadeltorian3329]

I have a rush Moab and rush 72 I’ve had them both for 6ish years. The 72 has gone on many flights as a carryon as well as many other trips, long hikes, hunts etc. The Moab is my every day and both look perfect and I’ve had no issues with them at all.

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Hi RD, thanks for the comment my friend. It's definitely easy to recommend these packs just down to how tough they are. I need to grab a Moab to test out. Which one is it you have?

[@ravaskadeltorian3329]

@@MoorlanderEDC The Moab 10 is the larger sling bag that is apart of the Rush series. I chose this one because the Moab can be attached to the 72 via the compression strap clips. This makes the 72 a great combination for a go bag/emergency bag set up. All my EDC/get home gear is in the sling bag and if something such as a tornado comes through I just attach the two to each other and I have everything I need together . This makes it so I only have to carry one bag rather then trying to figure out how carry both or transferring gear between bags.

[@paulocruz7976]

Hi Moorlander. First of all I want to congratulate you for the awesome reviews that you make. Very enlightening and precise and with a lot of quality. I am a huge fan of your work and, gladly, your subscriber. In this review, in particular, I just want to add some more details from my experience owning 2 rush 24 2.0, 1 rush 12 and also a Mission Pack from Tasmanian Tiger. I think that the quality, resistance and toughness of the American 5.11 are unbeatable. The Mission Pack is my oldest and my first military style pack and i find it quite comfortable and its my first choice in European manufacturers. Comparing with 5.11 , the cordura is less resistant (700D I think against 1050D) and has less compartments and lack of admin compartments but I find it more comfortable fully loaded on my back having the same capacity, 37 L when compared with the Rush 24. On the other hand, 5.11 rush series are extremely resistant and, has you said, after hiking and trowing it to dusty ground it still looks new. Being on the military service and a fan of nature and hiking 5.11 are the best. So, after your brilliant review i Just want to add, from may personal experience the following: the thing that I like the most in the 5.11 rush series is the back panel. I hike under more than 30ºC and the sweat disappears rapidly after a brief pause. The material is almost impermeable. Its amazing and high standard for me since most of the backpacks have some kind of mesh sponge material, comfortable and breathable, but that deteriorates with time due to the sweat. With 5.11 Rush series this doesn't happen. I already had 2 First Tactical Backpacks , probably , 5.11 main competitors in America I was truly disappointed about backpack structure, some how fragile and the backpack color that fades way under sun light. Hope to see a review from you one day about First tactical. Sorry for the extensive comment but I enjoy discussing about backpacks. Keep up the good work.

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Hi Paulo. Love this comment my friend. I could also spend all day talking about packs. There's some great detail in here. I've had a lot of people asking about the differences between the Mission and Rush. They're a great comparison if not just to show the differences between them. I really appreciate the lengthy comment and really enjoyed reading it. Have a great week my friend

[@Colddirector]

Nice- always wanted to conceal carry a Nintendo Zapper, just need to find a mag pouch big enough to fit a Duck Hunt cart.

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Just make sure you check your local laws and restrictions. Need to keep with in your local laws. I did a Google search and did see some one making kydex holsters for them 🤣 have a cracking week buddy

[@casimir1]

Owned a rush 12 and completely broke that pack down in under 3 years. Switched to a max for my edc and havent looked back. May give the new 24 2.0 another go tho for a jeep at my ready pak. Well done reviews my friend! Just subbed up 🤘🏻

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Hey Casimir, Thanks for the kind words and the sub. Just out of interest, which Maxpedition did you switch to? Always interested in people opinions of other gear. Apart from the few pouches, I've never owned a Max pack and always wondered about them. I know the Falcon II back in the day was a legendary backpack. Thanks again buddy

[@casimir1]

I switched to the max jumbo versa sling style pak. Have been carrying this daily 4 years now and it's holding up great! Smaller in size but fit all the same gear that I had in my 12, and to me more edc friendly 👍🏻

[@MoorlanderEDC]

I've started a series of iconic EDC packs and I'm looking at the Versa Pack. It's the OG as far as those style shoulder packs. Serious question though, can you think of one before it more of a legend?

[@SavageVoyageur]

I’m glad I bought the original version of this pack. Not sure what they were thinking of off body CCW??? Rain would drown your weapon in this pack if you choose to use the pouch. Also they are straying from the reason they designed this pack in the first place. I’m not bringing a laptop on anything I’m doing in the woods or survival situation. No drainage is an issue on this pack. With the addition of the laptop sleeve they eliminated the two pouches inside too. I added compression straps to the bottom using the pack to pack straps that 5:11 sells. Still a great pack, no matter what version you get. Anyway thanks for your review of this pack and video.

[@toxicranger42]

Great review - thank you. More confidence in ordering this product on line now!!

[@pieroog]

I've got this backpack for the past 3 weeks, still looks like brand new, even those orange labels are still there! On a more serious note, I hope that 5.11 would step up and do something with the size - the 12 is too small, while 24 is too big.

[@nathanhorne2208]

Brilliant review!! Thanks for the very informative video... Clear, straight to the point and well presented ✌️

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Thank you Nathan. That's what the channel is about. I certainly started to make detailed content that's concise and clear to all that watch, especially if it helps when you're thinking of getting something. Have a great day my friend

[@mandangalo803]

I have had a Moab 10 sling bag since 2014 and it looks brand new. It’s my edc bag

[@MoorlanderEDC]

They should change their name to "5.11 Tactical - built to last" 😉

[@mandangalo803]

Great bags, really. Built to last

[@mandangalo803]

I want to pick up the 12 or 24. I can’t decide so prob the 12

[@MoorlanderEDC]

The 12 is best for EDC. The 24 is great but it's on the large side

[@mandangalo803]

I’m thinking the 12 will serve well as edc and day pack for hiking to carry small essentials. Plus my Moab can attach to it if need be

[@johnwaters8640]

I really liked the quality of this video, as well as the preparation you put into it. Good vid and info, thanks man.

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Thanks again John 👍

[@SandervkHistory]

Thanks for the review. Was deciding on which backpack to buy and your review did it for me 👍

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Glad I could help!

[@sjci1986]

Have had a Rush24 for over 10 years. I beat the crap out of it for the entire time. My son took it for school because it carries everything for school and sports... and it looks much cooler that a Jansport

[@MoorlanderEDC]

H aha ha... Jansport would die to have a bag this tough. I think they'd go bankrupt as people wouldn't need to buy one every new school year

[@aleksanderekb]

just the best review i ever saw for rush 24, the best.

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Hi Pyc A, really appreciate the feedback 💪

[@aidyf4215]

Good video, you never know when you might need a water pistol for the bears in the woods back in blighty! Try the 5.11 AMP 24, it’s even better again than the Rush series.

[@MoorlanderEDC]

That's exactly it Aidy, or maybe an over friendly badger 😃 I haven't tried the AMP series yet, however if I can fund them I'll try and make some content on them this year. Fingers crossed. Have a great weekend buddy

[@blaquejaque9702]

something like 5 years and still logs like new. well used too. also have Rush 72, and my 2nd hazard c backpack i love all of them

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Good to hear BJ, you're in good company with many other happy owners. I used to have the Hazard 4 Patrol pack however it was took from me on a work trip. That's a legendary pack and built like a tank. Which H4 pack do you have?

[@blaquejaque9702]

@@MoorlanderEDC hazard 4 plan c, cause i think the plan b is a sling pack while the c was an actual backpack. That's my go to. I've set the 24 Rush down unless i need my computer. GREAT thing you got going here. THANKS

[@MoorlanderEDC]

I've been looking at the Plan C. I'll check it out and give you a shout out 👍

[@davemiles140]

Cracking vid. I have all Rush series packs, as well as a good number of other 5.11 packs and gear, as all good service pers do…. Mine are all 5+yrs old and all are 100% perfect. Solid gear.

[@MoorlanderEDC]

You could even say too solid 🤣 maybe one day I'll do a Moorlander Destruction Test. Maybe take out into the Moorlands and see if I can even dent one 😁 have a great week David 👍

[@pandaDotDragon]

Rush 12 & 24 here. A little bit pricey but truly rock solid. I would not need to buy another backpack for the next decades ^^'

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Hey PD, sorry I missed your comment. It's been a weirdly busy week. Your thoughts echo many others. Hopefully I'll make a future update when get to hand this down tot he grand kids :D Have an epic weekend

[@bojacks21]

Rush 72 for 8 years..it has a bit of wear but still works like day 1. Might pick one of these up though.

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Hi Brock. The 72 is the only one I don't have any experience with. I might see if I can get one to test out. Have you used it mainly for camping?

[@haywoodjablomi2529]

Highly highly recommend the Onetigris ROC bottle pouch for the sides, they sit flush with the bag when not in use and will fit any bottle

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Thanks HJ. I have a few things from OneTigris, I'll check that bottle pouch out. Have a great week buddy

[@TheEverydayManChannel]

I have a black 24. Planning to get another one to use when my current one is in the wash and maintenance. Thinking of the ranger green. What is your opinion about black vs this color?

[@newforestexplorer]

I’m going to be the first to mention the odd socks 😂 Very good review ! I like the pricing of the 5.11 packs compared to my overpriced Maxpedition packs that I own. Great review again and you covered everything in an easy to understand way 👍🏻

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Thanks NFE, 5.11 have done a great job at making (may I say it) overly strong pack and hit the value for money for sweet spot. Glad to hear I hit the spot with the content here too. Have an awesome week fella

[@MoorlanderEDC]

I realised I didn't mention the odd socks. It was a stupid thing I did when I was a nipper. Used to annoy the hell out of my old man... Then it became a thing 😁 I don't even match my socks anymore. If I pull out matching socks, one goes back 🤣 life's to short to worry about matching socks

[@newforestexplorer]

@@MoorlanderEDC Haha that’s excellent! Why not 😂👍🏻 I had a feeling you did it on purpose lol

[@casimir1]

Max over 511 all day Forest!

[@Greengrass1972]

Great review, I've been lucky enough to buy a second hand 5 11 12 on ebay in black, can't wait to get it

[@MoorlanderEDC]

There's only one thing better than owning a Rush12... Owning more than one 🤣 have a great week buddy

[@Greengrass1972]

@@MoorlanderEDC cheers buddy

[@crabgr5084]

nice video man...i saw your review before bought it...The backpack is awesome!

[@lionlion88]

Appreciate your review of this is an excellent backpack. Have a question about how to correctly thread a water hose from the water compartment to the chest strap. Is the pass-through port for the water hose under the shoulder yoke? Wondering if the shoulder yoke will be applying pressure on the water hose? Thank you!

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Deja vu 😄 I think KZbin decided to double your comment

[@dinkobilic9078]

What jacket are you wearing sir, it looks amazing?

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Hi Dinko, that's the Helikon Tex Woodsman Anorak. I absolutely love it. I made some content on it a few years back and highly recommend it if you're looking for one. This is my go to top for walks - kzbin.info/www/bejne/m368nmiir8ybec0 Hope you're having a great weekend buddy

[@Outcome_Agent]

Yes!!! Back in the woods

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Yes. The local police have been clamping down on people travelling more than 5 miles away from their home to get out and about. This wee spot is a hidden gem... although you may see me distracted a few times in the content here when dog walkers get close 😃 All the best buddy

[@static34622]

Looking at buying this pack. Just one question. The CCW compartment. Is there anything inside that compartment to secure a holster? Say for instance, if my pack rolls out of the truck and lands top first on the ground. Is my weapon going to fall out onto the ground? Thanks.

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Hi buddy. The CCW section is fully hook and loop lined. There isn't a pals webbing section or anything like that in there to fix to. Just hoop & loop. The top also has a hook & loop too to keep it shut. Hope that helps buddy

[@kennethredman6533]

I have 72 now going on 5+ year's now still good shape I wear it daily I'm rough on it

[@MoorlanderEDC]

For toughness these packs really are hard to beat at this price. Thanks for watching Kenneth

[@Jake_UpNorthFishingAdventures]

Looks like a beaut pack mate. Are they definitely ykk zippers? I'm trying to decide between this and the tt mission pack. Thanks bloke 👍🏻

[@Jesper-bl2ns]

You have probably made your decision by now but I have both. I like the TT mission pack but had to make a few changes to it. It sits incredibly well on your back and can take a beating without falling apart. The rush 24 is even better - and I made a size comparison. I could fit slightly more into the rush 24 than the TT bag. However - where the various pockets/compartments in the TT seems like to have been put where they are due to convenience the system on the rush 24 feels more logical. With all the hiking I have done with both I can only really mention one negative thing. The yoke system on the rush 24 is best since in my experience the shoulder straps on the TT tends to very slowly become loose so I had to tighten it efter 2-3 days. It's a bit of a luxury issue - but still. Having used both for years now - I would go for Rush 24 if I had to pick one. And yes - it's definitely ykk zippers.

[@Jake_UpNorthFishingAdventures]

​@@Jesper-bl2ns thanks for the reply mate. I did end up going the rush 24, and I've used it extensively over the last year. It's perfect for what I do and I've certainly put it through the ringer without any problems. I do look after my gear, and have used this pack extensively. Everything has held up and for 1 - 2 day fishing hiking trips, it is perfect. I do wish it had a waist strap and a lower compression strap, but it's not a big deal nor is it a fault of the pack. Probably the best example of bang for your buck I've come across. I do like the Tasmanian Tiger packs also, I've had the raid pack mkiii for around 4 years and it's excellent for multi day trips or just carrying extra gear. The suspension system on that pack is unreal .

[@Abiotisk]

M&M (Monster and Mora). Still a great review. I have the original rush 12. Had it for 5 years of edc and still looks links new.

[@MoorlanderEDC]

100% stealing the M&M pocket idea. This may become a regular occurrence. I'm confident this pack will still be like new in a decade from now... Hopefully it'll help me get through the nuclear fall out in 2027 🤣 have a great week David 👍

[@fredtrascamp1401]

Great review, thx a lot ! But when the 2.0 went out, I Rush(ed) to buy the 1.0 : big bargain for a better finish ! U just mention the draining holes missing, but there's also one zipper of an internal pocket missing, and one key holder in the admin poch, and the scratchy pads bottom on the back, and U get one padded compartment more, but U have 2 internal pouches less. Also, in a non urban use, the ccw compartment is a way to get water in a hard place to dry under rainy weather. The draining holes were placed where water can't get in if U carry the bag, and are able to evacuate inside water or air humidity. So, if I carry my laptop inside, I do want them ! All that to say that the 1.0 may still the best to consider. Thx again for Ur great job.

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Hey Federic, it's very true. There's now some great bargains out there on the 1.0 version... Which is still an amazing pack in its own right. Hopefully there's still plenty of them out there so there options for buyers. Thanks for watching and you kind words buddy 👍

[@carloramirez5246]

Hello sir. Could a 20oz Klean Kanteen fit at the size pockets?

[@MoorlanderEDC]

If that's one of the thinner taller ones then I'm 99% sure they'll fit. The side pockets are great for water storage... but just not the shorter wider nalgene style bottles. Hope that helps my friend

[@carloramirez5246]

@@MoorlanderEDC yes I'm talking about the taller ones. Thanks again. :)

[@ctt4296]

I am big fan of EDC guy like you.nice video.Ranger green all the way haha

[@MoorlanderEDC]

You're more than welcome. I hope you liked the mention from the last video 😁 have a great week buddy

[@ctt4296]

@@MoorlanderEDC thanks.keep doing good works. I am waiting for 5.11 lv10 sling bag😊😍

[@mauricion6608]

Thanks for the review, is the backpack sturdy???

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Hi Mauricio, yes my friend they're super sturdy. Have a quick read through the comments section here to see how many people have these and have beaten them... and they're still perfect 😆 hanks for watching buddy. Have an awesome weekend

[@zackwilliamson1024]

Greetings moorlander, what is your opinion on the 1050 nylon vs 1000d cordura option you can get with this bag? Always enjoy your videos! Keep them coming!

[@cmcc4567]

I have the original Rush 24, and I have modded it to hell and back to make it the perfect pack (I added compression straps, a rain cover, and even a water bladder for extended airsoft games). And Yes. It is the perfect pack........... Until 2.0 came along.

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Hi, I've seen some very cool mods to these Rush packs. Yours sounds awesome.

[@haniefharun]

Would you still recommend this bag in 2024? I'm searching for an all-around backpack for daily commute, camping, and traveling. Initially, I was interested in the Goruck GR2 34L, but after did some research, I came across the 5.11 Rush 24. What are your thoughts?

[@MoorlanderEDC]

I'd 100% recommend this bag. They're brilliant and amazing value for money. If you're considering something like the GORUCK GR2 then I'm guessing you've got a wee bit more budget. The Rush series are incredible for their price however there's definitely other companies making better bags for more money. Not dunking on the Rush though as they're awesome bags. Not sure if you've seen, I currently have a giveaway on my Community page here in KZbin for a GORUCK Rucker Long Range 39ltr. It's still open if you'd like to be in with a chance of winning If it helps, I've also made some content in the past on the GR1, GR2 and the Rucker 4.0. The Rucker series is designed more so for rucking however is still just as good as a GR model. You can also save on the costs too

[@haniefharun]

@@MoorlanderEDC Done! Please check my entry! Hope my last minute comment will bring me luck! thanks for the opportunity.

[@ogotuwaobuto5366]

Hey buddy, hope you are keeping well. Great video. I’m thinking of getting this bag too.

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Thank you. It's a great pack, and it's hard to find a pack this quality for this price. If you do get one, I'd love to hear what you think of it when it arrives... Maybe come back in 15 years to say how it's still like new 😂

[@evaun1t165]

I've had a Rush Moab 10 for about three years and use it for work everyday. Looks just like it did when I bought it, save for the little rubber pads on the back are a little worn. Probably gonna pick up one of these in multicam for edc and school

[@MoorlanderEDC]

That's a good call with the Moabs. I need to check one of those out too. The MC Rush 24 2.0 looks sick

[@carlomedic3249]

Great review, anyone who wants to buy this pack can get a lot of info on this video.

[@MoorlanderEDC]

HI Carlo. Thanks you for your kind words my friend.

[@seraph8258]

Excellent video. I will pick one up today!

[@MoorlanderEDC]

You're more than welcome Bill, and thank you for the kind words. When you get it please come back. I'd love to hear what your thoughts on it are. Have a great week sir

[@ioanniskalymnos8196]

I have it 3 years, greatly abused, brand new!

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Hi Ioannis 👍 you're a member of the club now. This is one of my most commented piece of content and there's a lot of people with Rush packs that are like new 😁 have a great weekend my friend

[@daredevil2300]

Mr. Moorlander. If you had a choice. Perimeter from Viktos or Rush24. I know there is a price difference but I like both companies. It would be an overnighter pack with room for extra set of clothes, shoes and dopp.

[@MoorlanderEDC]

I'd go Viktos. The Rush is a great pack however the Viktos wins on features for me. I have made some content comparing the Viktos and 5.11 bags - kzbin.info/www/bejne/rIu2pIivYrp3h5Ysi=6eb76F4GYKmq13nu I hope this helps

[@daredevil2300]

@@MoorlanderEDC love it. Checking it out right know. 👍👍 thanks for the insight!

[@katcallaway2526]

A bit late to the party, but excellent review. I’ve got the original Rush 24 (and 12…and 72…) and was thinking about upgrading to the 2.0. The website doesn’t go into as much detail as you did, so thanks for that! These packs are pretty indestructible. I’ve used mine for daily EDC, travel, deployments, and work, and they are still going strong. Your review has tipped me over the edge so I’m now headed to my local 5.11 store to pick one up. Well done! #Cooperator89 👍🏼

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Hi Kat. Thanks for the kind words. These are definitely well loved packs for sure. Thanks for watching #Cooperator114

[@weizhewu3824]

Is good bag & video,and what’s color in this video, python or ranger green?

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Thank you my friend. The colour is Ranger green 👍

[@markwilliams2799]

Had to order the camo one Unfortunately it’s an extra 50 something dollars but it’s cool enough to be worth it

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Hi Mark. I think the extra is something to do with the Multicam licence. There's a few camos out there that have a licence so manufacturers add the addition on the the product. It's a very strange set up really. Hope you enjoy the pack and get out top some adventuring 👍

[@youwebz]

Do you find Salomons wear out the soles REALLY quick?

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Hi, not at all. I've had these for over ten years and they're only just needing to be replaced. These are the original X Ultra GTX version. I'll hopefully be getting a new pair soon so I can do a compare. I hope they haven't changed the formula on the rubber soles. Which Salomons have you found the soles wear down quickly? All the best fella

[@Les-Wolf]

How come on amazon the dimensions given are different. You should compare both the 12 and 24 side by side to see the size difference. because I'm thinking they don't sell the green ranger color in 37 liter. When I choose ranger green it says 24 Liters.

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Hi Les. I've found Amazon can be a bit hit and miss when it comes to sizes and dimensions. I was looking at the Hazard 4 Patrol Pack on the Hazard 4 website and it says it's 16ltrs when it's definitely a 32 ltr pack. It's all someone putting in numbers somewhere having a bad day. If you're in the UK, I got mine from TacTree and they have them in all the different colours and sizes available if that helps. Have a great weekend my friend

[@TZ3Z]

Excellent review, I just bought myself one and I wanted to know about it’s pockets. Also I subscribed 👍

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Hey thanks buddy. I'm sure you'll have this for decades 👍 thank you for watching and subscribing

[@zieglla]

Awesome & thorough review. Thanks man.

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Thanks Lawrence. I'm glad to hear you appreciate the review. I try to keep a nice balance of relaxed content with the detail I like to see in other people's content. Have an awesome week buddy

[@toddbarraza3433]

Just got the rush 12 backpack 2.0 in double tap

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Hi Todd. That's cool buddy. What do you think? Is this your first 5m11 pack? I'd certainly love to hear your thoughts. Thanks for watching, all the best

[@toddbarraza3433]

@@MoorlanderEDC this my first time using a backpack. I am usually a sling guy pack. I love the organization of the pocket layout. It makes mire sense; most packs like vertex you need to spend more for the organization and more liters.

[@tipphilips8252]

It seems you could add your own compression strap by attaching c clips to the side and bottom of the front. Then connect with a strap and a buckle. If you really want one. Or learn to sew 🤷‍♂️🙃👍

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Hey TP, thanks for watching and commenting my friend. Yes, it's easily done. I think 5.11 even have their own additional straps you can buy. It's just a shame that they're not added to the bottom. Most of the weight and movement happens there which is a shame. It's really just a suggestion from me of something I'd change. What do you think of the pack as a whole? Always good to hear other's thoughts

[@ThomasSelig]

Thanks for explicitly pointing out the usability for the concealed carrying of a MBP in areas where Macs are frowned upon (and thus that emergency Illustrator-jobb I have been nagging about 😉). Now, I do live in a never-carry-any-pewpew-country, so I can't really claim to have any material knowledge, nor would I actually aspire to. But wouldn't the design of the front of the backpack and the CCW-pocket actually *encourage* water to get in there when raining? Given those lips throughout, any rain getting onto the upper part of the pack looks to naturally drain in that very direction with nothing to stop it but the velcro inside of the CCW-pocket? And given that this velcro sits somewhat lower than the opening it wouldn't be able to prevent seeping through?!? Otherwise it might make a quite useful pocket for a tablet during commutes? How do the 5.11s compare to eg Tasmanian Tiger quality-wise?

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Hi Thomas. You crack me up my friend. 5.11 and TT are close however TT is a tier above. That's not that 5.11 are bad at all. The Rush 24 is like an Abrams Tank. It's almost over build (if that's possible). The Mission uses a 700d cordura which feels just as thought and is lighter. TT would have definitely added a drainage hole in the CCW compartment. 5.11 can make a great pack that's build to last for £100, TT would be twice that. Both great packs done in different ways. Hope this helps and is just twaddle 🤣 have a top week

[@ThomasSelig]

@@MoorlanderEDC Haha. Thanks. It ISN'T twaddle 😉 Basically: choose TT if you're going for highest quality and aren't too concerned about money. Choose 5.11 if you're after absolutely best bang for the buck. Right?

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Spot on... Maybe TAD gear if you're a lottery winner 🤣

[@ThomasSelig]

@Moorlander EDC 😄 Now, winning the jackpot once wouldn't really be sufficient for TAD gear, would it? 🤣 (To be honest, I do own and at times carry the TT First Responder MKII. Don't use it for its intended purpose, but instead as an incredibly useful modular pack for city overnighters. Use the large part for all overnight gear, then detach the smaller front as flat and still modular daypack. Still one of the most expensive pieces of gear I own, all fancy Fjällräven backcountry packs included -- and definitely in the same price range as TAD gear). Have an unbelievably amazing week!!!

[@FatGum4]

Thank for your detailed review.

[@MoorlanderEDC]

You're more than welcome AHP2. Glad to hear you enjoyed it

[@ianholmes450]

Is the computer storage pouch raised or will the computer get damaged if dropped? I'm gutted there was no waterproofness test! I can't see any reason to upgrade myself. I have all three sizes. The oldest being the Rush 24 at nine years old. Still looks new and used every day.

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Hi Ian, yes definitely a suspended bottom. There's a good 4 or 5cm from the bottom of the padded section and the bottom of the bag. The last 10cm or so of the pocket is free from the bottom of the back panel as well so it will allows it to contour to you back easier. They're definitely great packs. Have a great week Ian

[@D4vD4v-h1j]

Does the stitching on the shoulder straps tear easily after some time? Because I have seen many people say that their shoulder straps tear after some time

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Hi, not that I'm aware of. I know people who've gone to war with these and they haven't let them down. 5.11 did have some QC issues a while back however they've definitely sorted them out now

[@D4vD4v-h1j]

@@MoorlanderEDC Because I was so scared :) I have used thule with the strap seams covered with cloth before, and the results were very good even after almost 9 years of carrying very heavy loads without any damage, when I found 5.11 I was interested but became a bit hesitant when I saw the strap seams/Yoke exposed and the joints. Thank you for the many explanations :)

[@MoorlanderEDC]

@@D4vD4v-h1j always happy to help my friend

[@jcadag8789]

I'm considering buying the rush 12 and 24 but I find it's width too wide.

[@MoorlanderEDC]

They are quite short stoat bags. There's some great slimmer packs out there that have a slimmer profile. Check out the TT Modular packs, Eberlestock Switchblade, Savotta Jääkäri M, Karrimor SF Predator, or the Crib Gogh Constrictor II

[@jcadag8789]

@@MoorlanderEDC Thanks I'm searching your recommendations after.

[@AngelikuS_]

I have bought a 24 sandstone v1 but I do not like the color at all once I had it in my hands. it is more dull green than sand. so I'll return it and buy the olive green v2 (or maybe the double tap)

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Hi Angelikus. It's the unfortunate downside of when companies use a single image and then Photoshop the image to the other colours. They're never 100% what they should be. The green is really nice. I have the ranger green version here and love the colour. I'd love to hear your thoughts on the pack when yours arrives. Have a great week

[@AngelikuS_]

@@MoorlanderEDC the seller has sent me the ranger green and the dark gray. Tomorrow I will make the comparison with the sandstone and I will stay with the ranger or the double tap (gray).

[@farangtravels3956]

Your doing some really nice gear reviews... Mrs FT is going to kill me 😉

[@MoorlanderEDC]

If it helps FT, this will always be a safe haven where you can find peace... and sarcasm. Have a top week buddy 👍

[@snowman-e3f]

what is the color of the backpack ? ranger green ? thank you in advance.

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Yes my friend. This is the Ranger Green version

[@ricki9219]

if you have to choose between the 5.11 rush24 2.0 or the Tasmanian tiger TT Mission Pack MKII. which one would be preferred?

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Hi Rick. TT Mission all day every day. The Rush is a brilliant pack and unbeatable for the price, however the Mission is hands down the better pack. Well designed, well made, better organisation over all. It's not that the Rush is bad, it's more that the Mission is better. Hope that helps buddy

[@ricki9219]

@@MoorlanderEDC Thanks mate! This was all i needed to know. I am having decision making issues for the past two weeks. Ordering the TT mission pack right away! 👊🏼

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Looking forward to hear your thoughts when it arrives buddy 🤘

[@johnkorn1810]

Loved the review! Just curious what jacket are you wearing?

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Hi John. It's the Helikon Tex Woodsman Anorak. It's a great anorak that's does a lot and it amazing value for money. I did a review about a year back, and also check out TheOutdoorGearReview too - kzbin.info/www/bejne/pneZaGajhaaAeNE I hope this helps buddy, stay well and safe

[@almog3875]

Thank you for this! I love your intro, LOL. I've ordered the 12 2.0 in black. It arrived last week. I ended up returning it. I somehow thought it would be bigger, but I was wrong. 🤷🏻‍♂ The visibility of their black bag is terrible too, which is why I chose the 24 in ranger green. I cannot wait to use it when it arrives :) I'd call you by your personal name, but I don't know it. Please, Moorlander, quit using this background music! ❤

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Thanks. I weirdly added the intro as a knod to David Brent from the Office. The Rush 12 is great and I definitely agree with the size. It's a great EDC pack however the extra size of the 24 makes it a wee bit more versatile. My name's Randy 👍

[@almog3875]

@@MoorlanderEDC Hi Randy :D Oh! That's cool. The Office is my second most favorite TV show, after LOST. The US version, though. The UK version must be great, too. Exactly! I hope I won't regret picking the "ranger green" over the greys since they are more versatile. But then again, their interior is also black. Personally, I would love them to make high-visibility interiors. Maybe with the 3.0's.

[@MoorlanderEDC]

The UK and US shows are definitely different. The UK version is very hard to watch as David Brent is even more cringeworthy than Michael Scott. The UK nailed the docu-soap side of perfectly, where as I like the US version for it being so different. Similar characters but more American. Which makes the two great for their own positives and negatives PS. I'll state a pint on beer on you not regretting the Ranger green. Pinky Promise

[@SlavDoesDiary]

Hey pal! Such a good review 👍🏻 Thanks for that! I’m looking into buying one but still not sure if a larger 72 version will suit my needs better.

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Hey SDD. The 72 is a big jump in size. I guess if you're planning a big camp or travel with lots of gear the 72 would be best. The 24 for me is a perfect cross for camping and EDC. Would love to hear which on you do go for eventually. Have a great week buddy

[@SlavDoesDiary]

Cheers pal. I ended up getting 2 bacpacks. Rush 72 and British Army PRI 45L Infantry Bergen. Both of ‘em are amazing. I do recommend checking PRI 45L! It's the true perfection of craftsmanship. Not as many organizing options as Rush 72 though!

[@MoorlanderEDC]

I'll Google the PRI now. Thanks for the heads up 👍

[@knightfall902]

Anyone know how to put the plastic rigid back panel back in the pack?

[@MoorlanderEDC]

I'm sure there's one in there. I gave this gave away to a friend's son last year so can't check. I'm pretty sure it has one in there

[@IgnacioGlezCllo]

Got the previous version of this bag; I like it but don't love it. While it is a great bag, it is too 'square' for me, projects too far out from my back. It's comfortable enough, lots of storage options, but I prefer my bags to go a bit more vertical and slender (but that might be my favouring backpacking). Got it (almost brand new) second hand online, so no biggie; I've kept it for bushcraft weekends with the lads, though.

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Hey Ignacio. It's great to hear this. It's definitely a wider stockier pack for sure. I'd definitely recommend checking out my Tasmanian Tiger Modular Pack content. That might be your cup of tea for sure. Thanks for watching and commenting. I hope you have a great weekend

[@prb9013]

Still looking at the Rush 12 for compact daily EDC backpack. What would its like-for-like competitors be for comparison?

[@MoorlanderEDC]

This is a great question and I wanted to take time to get back to you... But also wanted to say I'll get back to you (not ignoring you). I'll sleep on this 👍

[@prb9013]

@@MoorlanderEDC Great, appreciate it 👌

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Really love this question. I've had a good think about this today and have a few options. I've tried as close as possible to keep to keep it around the same size in litres. 1. Vanquest Ibex 26 - great construction and has a different style of hour it's packed. It's more of a technical mountaineering style pack. It definitely uses the side sections to better uses. Comes with a decent enough belt is needed. 2. I couldn't make a list like this without adding the GoRuck GRI 26ltr. It's built like a tank. The Rush24 1050d nylon feels like tissue paper compared to the GR1 fabric. Decent amount of space inside, however external pals webbing is limited. The GR1 does have that GoRuck premium name attached. 3. Direct Action Dragon Egg MkII - amazing Polish engineering. This pack is a great balance of features as well as good value for money. Loads of colours available. Uses laser cut molle and they've even stitched around the cuts for extra strength. They have great attention to detail. 4. Myster Ranch ASAP - this one drops down to 20ltrs but I though it was worth a mention. Mystery Ranch have that 'Y' opening which mixes things up a bit. 5. Alpha One Niner Evade 1.5 - George Defines swears by this pack. Plenty of options for the fabric to help with weight management, and similar size volume. 6. Vanquest Addax 25 - I left this one to last as it's not really a military style pack, however it does have a lot of similar features. Tough nylon fabric, good and well thought out layout. It's part of their urban line however the Dark Multicamo version looks pretty sweet. I hope these help buddy.

[@prb9013]

@@MoorlanderEDC Thats phenomenal - really appreciate the effort and research youve put into that reply!! I'll go away and check these out over the next few days. Definitely food for thought. Its mainly an every day edc bag Im after, rather than occasional climbing or walking bag. Thanks again for this, its appreciated! 👌😊

[@MoorlanderEDC]

@@prb9013 you're more than welcome my friend. I love packs so relesh the opportunity to pass on some suggestions 👍

[@jeromegigerich5389]

hello my friends, for you the best is the rush24 2.0? or the tasmanian tiger mission pack mk2? thank you

[@MoorlanderEDC]

Hi Jerome, it's a reasonably easy answer. The Mission Pack all day... everyday. The Rush 24 is great for the prices and has some great features however the Mission is the next level. Features, compartments, design, organisation etc... Hope that helps buddy 👍

[@jeromegigerich5389]

@@MoorlanderEDC thank you my friends, I will go on the mk2 then

[@MoorlanderEDC]

You're more than welcome my friend