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@@pullo26militarysurplusc.r71 gracias hermano!

@@vevenaneathna true. it took me years to source all these components, when i first accessorized the packs they were a jumble of different pouches different colors etc, i feel that now though they have a coherent look

@@IgorVernik-j8z what? 😃

Anunaki bro be careful.

@@taylorfreeman5504 no they looked really good, the white turned to a dark tan and the grey to a mossy green

@@Rustyshackleford85 i came across one some time ago for 25 euros and decided against it...now after owning this one i regret not picking that up at that price

@@thatpackguy the m81 are about $100. But the desert ones are $60. They can only increase in price.

@@Rustyshackleford85 shame i missed out on a woodland one for 50 euros just recently

I have them in woodland, desert, UCP and OCP. Awesome packs

@@TrenchKraft nice!

@@ozzybwild Thanks for the info Oz, yeah i have to say I've grown fond of it overnight, really well built backpack especially for the price

@@thatpackguy Yeah, I use to get them for ~15€ with partially ripped out zippers or rips on/near the seams. With a sewing machine and some 500D polyester yarn in silver grey it's a quick repair leading to unbeatable value for money kit. Regards, oz.

@@ozzybwild keen to see some videos of those repairs as soon as you're well Oz, take care my man

​@@ozzybwild your pack repair content is excellent!

@@Janko630 Thank you very much! I'm really glad you like it. :) Regards, oz.

@@TrenchKraft nice one, I will check it out

@@HereniaDeoro bought this from a retired soldier so I assume it's legit, but then again I have no way of knowing if it's a replica or not. Either way I liked the design, really cool and different from other toiletry bags

@@a45456565 hello, unfortunately i do not have the suspension systems that you mentioned so i can't say whether or not they will fit you better. What suspension system are you currently using in the 1749b? The one that pairs up with this rucksack is the 2168e and it is super comfortable if you have the chance to come across it. Alternitavely i am also using MOLLE ii shoulder straps and hip belt, also another valid option. I used to have a Malice pack by Tactical Tailor and also their straps and hip belt are super comfortable, and i don't think the size/height of the wearer is an issue. I have found all the aforementioned suspension systems a valid option for the 1749b, i hope this helps

@@thatpackguy Thank you very much for your reply 😺 I'm not sure what model the shoulder straps and waist belt are, but they are the whole system of LBT 1749. My problem is that I don't have enough body fat or muscle mass, and the straps have been pulled to the tightest and still can't tighten the body, and there will be gaps and looseness. , if you put on the m65 jacket to increase the thickness of the body, it will be no problem. The shoulder strap design is very good, and it greatly improves the carrying experience. This problem also occurs with some Eberlestock backpacks. I have to wear a jacket to make the body one size larger. Thank you very much for your suggestion, I can safely look for the right malice acu pack😆

i used to have one of those and the rubber lining on the inside started to crack amd flake away so i ended up selling it, don't think i'll buy them again even in better condition just because i feel like eventually that will just happen again

@@tyronewalker5764 definitely too small, it's not a dry bag just a really tough plastic bag with a cardboard bottom

@@DaddyG_23 have you seen the latest videos? Another ruck i dyed with camel yielded superb results on that one

@@landrecce thanks for the info, didn't know that about the design, this one might have been copied too then

@@ozzybwild Thank you Oz! Glad you appreciate the design, it took years to source the right pouches and find the right combination. I used to have modular assault packs on the top initially but i scrapped the idea because they were too bulky, if need be i can slap the AITES SAW pouch on top if i want a detachable sling bag but that's as far as i'll go. Godspeed on your recovery brother and stay positive, will wait for more videos from you when you are better

@@a45456565 which one, the desert or the woodland pack?

@@observationpostcharlie1365 it was my first thought but I want better compartmentalization for my gear, so I'm looking at other options. Sustainment pouches are far too big and I already have 2 on the ruck, need different size pouches for different gear

@@bababooie5859 that was initially a failed experiment with Dharma Acid Dyes, it ended up darkening the whole pack to a dark grey. Afterwards I dipped it in Rit Apple Green and that ended up turning out into a muted ranger green, so it was a total fluke

@@thedude883 unfortunately that would require more money and I'm trying to go about it with as little expense as possible including just how much dye I use per project, otherwise it would end costing me bucket load and the dye in itself is already quite expensive because I have to order it from abroad

Yep, too much. Need to downsize

@@thatpackguy yeah my pack is a beast. Got to downsize periodically.

@@Rustyshackleford85 i think i may have found the solution to my dilemma...stay tuned for the next video ;)

@@Rustyshackleford85 i found them at a very good price, thinking they might come in handy for this project. But i scrapped the idea because i don't want to cram multiple items of gear in them, need more compartmentalization. Still good quality pouches though

@@alanrice39 i used to get it from ebay but now Rit Dye ships to Europe as well, they have a link on their website ritdye.com

@@damintegraleHF i wouldn't know i've never used it. Too heavy and too short, highly reccommend you look for something else

Hi...I'm writing to you from Italy I have one that's the same but it's good in size, I'm very comfortable inside...I would use it sporadically so I have no problems with the size and weight, I just don't know what comfort temperature it has

@@damintegraleHF i'm afraid i can't help you there i really wouldn't know..sorry

@@ClaudeBohls one of each on the same rucksack? might be a bit much 😅

@@thatpackguy doh…

@@ClaudeBohls I have to say initially color wasn't an issue for me either, so I had those MOLLE ii pouches on my FILBE, but over time I have to say having matching pouches is aesthetically more pleasing even if I have to sacrifice in terms of carrying capacity, as the MOLLE ii sustainment pouches are larger..but FILBE pouches do look better, and when I put this up for sale I'm also trying to keep in mind what potential buyers might prefer as well. So eventually I settled for matching colors so that it doesn't give off that Frankenstein pack vibe

@@thatpackguy Roger that

@@starfox273 thank you! Glad i inspired you to give it a go, it's lots of fun that's for sure

​@@thatpackguyI too received a large ruck, from a seller on ebay, which was missing ALL of the male buckles. It was said to be new in the package, but there was a sizable hole in the wrapper.

@@thedude883 what a shame

​@@thatpackguyLooks like you keep vampire's hours as well. 😂

@@jmilly4360 thank you for your kind words, glad i was able to to inspire you to try it out for yourself. Take care and God bless

@@JR-ld1et very true, but I prefer to think of it as a tactical go-bag, sounds better :D

@@michaelstjohn6086 glad you find the video helpful. only have one pair of choc chip BDUs and i'm definitely not dyeing those! :D

@@thatpackguy Roger that! I have a 3 day pack, it is pretty Bright! lol

@@michaelstjohn60863 day pack in 6 color desert camo?? Please don't dye that :D

@@thatpackguy SDS large assault pack style 4095

@@michaelstjohn6086 you have one of those in choc chip???

@@joaoklein1002 ..fortunately! Will post the finished result with the pack fully assembled soon, stay tuned ;)

@@remjax1 i added quite a bit of both salt and vinegar cause of how much material there was to dye, figured more is better just for safe measure, and luckily it turned out nice. I also just wanted to stick to one color, and ideally get 2 different tones on the UCP camo

@@robertharper3754 let's hope so, otherwise i'm gona have to get some dye damnit!

@@Rustyshackleford85 this works on synthetics as well

@@mrlambdin1 I'm just going about it based on what worked for me in the past, I ordered quite a bit of standard Rit Dye so I'm gonna have to use it now, hopefully I get something nice out of it.. we'll see

let's see what comes out of this experiment!

@@thatpackguy it might look cool

@@Rustyshackleford85 let's hope so, otherwise I'm gonna have to fix it with Apple Green, Camel really gives uneven results

@@ozzybwild hello Oz! I totally get your point but rather than the weight factor of adding those other pouches it's more of a cost issue for me, i.e. all these little components add up to a considerable sum, which is hardly worth it to be fair (I'll recognize that). But I really wanted a pouch in UCP as a brain on my rucksack, so as to match the camo. So far the cheaper options I had were simply too dark and/or didn't match the pack's new camo, so I opted for this option just because I so happened to have found a relatively good deal on all of them, had they been more expensive I would have scrapped the idea long ago. But I really wanted something that flowed seamlessly with the pack without creating a stark contrast with some blocky color. So what can I say, should I feel that its cost outweighs its purpose then I'll dismember it and keep only what I need.

@@ozzybwild by the way yes I remember doing a search for that combat casualty care pack, seems like a pretty weird design though, the shoulder I straps I got as a freebie from a purchase are really wide super thin and feel like there is card board or something on the inside. Have never come across that pack in real life though

@@ozzybwild PS: for some reason I never got a notification for your message, just so happened to see it as someone else also commented on the video..weird

@@wheels2199 Cheers Eddie! Glad someone out there approves the idea

@@domnick7886 I wouldn't know where to find a plastic stiffener, but I feel like it wouldn't be enough, would need a better frame for it