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Posted: 2/7/2010 9:58:52 AM EDT
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I wrote a review maybe a year and a half ago but didn't use the pack much til this weekend.
Very well organized and thought out pack. Has a stiff sheet sewn in. It's no technical pack like a Kifau, but for a regular "assault pack" it seems like a solid competitor to the motherlode or eagle A3. No belt, but I don't know that that matters for a pack this size. No way to easily conceal a handgun like in a camelbak demon or most of the maxpedition packs for people who want that. The interior has 4 pouches sewn inside, some mesh. The exterior top has a pouch for sunglasses, the sides have pouches for small water bottles or a medium sized fixed blade. There are two small pockets about wallet sized on the top exterior, these also have zippered pouches in them. The bottom exterio has a larger pocket with an organizer. There are two sections for papers, maps etc and four pockets that hold 30 round m16 mags (or daytimer, pda etc.) The sides and exterior front pockets have molle grids. There straps on the side to compress the main compartment. The bottom has two drainage grommets. The is a large hydration pouch with velcro-ed loop to hang the water pouch. The shoulder straps also have molle loops. The is a second pouch inside the main compartment for a second hydration pouch and velcro closed holes for the tube. The is a carry handle on top of the pack. I'm sure it's made is Asia, but seems sturdy. It might be big for an everday bag. I'm surprised I have not noticed any other threads about this pack. Crap, lost the paragraphing, I'll fix it later, sorry. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile |
5.11 makes great stuff, here my RUSH72 great and very comfy pack
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