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My 5.11 Rush 72 Urban EDC/72 hour Pack
This is a vid of my EDC/72 pack. Below is the contents. A special thanks to Jacom Stephens.
Everything was bought at Wal-Mart or EBay !!!!!
5.11 Rush 72 Backpack
BACK SLIT COMPARTMENT
6-liter collapsable water bladder
TOP SMALL COMPARTMENT
Bug spray
Hand warmers
20-gallon garbage bag
Ear buds on Nite Ize Curvyman
Extra 9-V batteries
HEAROS ear plugs
OUTSIDE
Name patch
Two Nite Ize figure-9 carabineers
Clip light- Quip-lite pro
Maxpedition Extreme Rolly Polly backpack
knife (Glock 81)
Nite Ize Gear Tie Light
Streamlight Stylus Pro pen light
Tom Anderson tactical pen
Hydro Flask insulated stainless steel water bottle (on a carabineer attached to admin pouch compression strap)
(1) Climbing carbineer
(4) Maxpedition Grimlocs
(2) Nit-Ize medium quick latch carabineers 150lb rating
5.11 Station Work gloves
Milspec Monkey's admin pouch (contains business cards)
5.11 6"x6" Pouch
Compass
Six Nite Ize figure-9 caribeaners
(4) Nite Ize adjustable bungie straps
100' paracord $
(2) Signal flares
5.11 Radio Pouch
Baofeng UV5R Ham radio
5.11 Med Pouch 6x6
(top compartment for booboos)
Claritin
Tums Gas-X
Multivitamin
Rescue inhaler
Pain relief, cold medicine, cough drops, tooth/cavity repair
various sizes of Band-Aids, alcohol swabs, and all types of closures
tampon pad
AfterBite itch eraser
Tweezers
Oragel
Advil
Water purification pills
Johnson & Johnson Coach instant cold compress
(Bottom pouch for serious lacerations and blood control)
Medical sheers
CPR face shield
3" ACE bandage
1" self adhesive wrap
First aid guide booklet
(6) 4"x6" surgical pads / gauze
Emergency blanket
(2) packs of Quick Clot sport
LEFT SIDE POCKET
SOG folding shovel
RIGHT SIDE POCKET
SOG axe
Gerber folding saw (in SOG sheath)
ADMIN POUCH
Orange paracord zipper pulls to make it easier to find them in low light situations
(top mesh zipper compartment)
Light clip
Spare contacts
lint roller
Chap stick
Sun block
UCO storm proof matches in waterproof case
Coleman soap sheets
Stain remover pen
Spare CR123 batteries in case
Hand sanitizer
(lower zipper compartment)
micro absorbent towel
(loose in slip pocket)
Small magnifying glass
10-12 small zip ties
(3) medium Aloksak dry bags
Solio Rocsta solar charger (for phone and camera)
Solar powered calculator (in small AlocSack dry bag)
attached to lanyard with small carabineer: Sea to Summit Alpha Light knife, fork, spoon, fire steel, Doan's fire starting magnesium bar only!! , whistle with built in thermometer and compass
15' of Gorilla tape (wrapped around old credit card)
Mole skin (for blisters)
(2) glow sticks
(2) sharpies (thin & Medium point)
Write in the Rain note pad and pencil
Kleenex
Slime tire pressure gauge
Smith's pocket knife sharpener
(lower right velcro pouch)
Fenix HL21 90-lumen headlamp
Coleman toilet paper (compressed into small tube shape so as not to take up much space)
Emergency blanket
(Lower left velcro pouch)
Baby Wipes and Wet Ones
(3) NIOSH N95 foldable respiratory masks
(Top mesh pouch)
Gold Bond (to help with chafing)
Sewing kit
Aquamira Frontier emergency water filter straw
Maxpedition all weather playing cards
MAIN COMPARTMENT
(Top mesh pouch)
SAS survival guide
Maxpedition pocket reference booklet
(Middle mesh pouch)
Rain poncho
(Lower zipper pouch)
large 10'x10' tarp with steel groumts
(Main compartment)
5.11 watch cap
Megilla 450 drybox case containing waterproof lighter, cigar, glasses
Megilla 950 drybox case (empty)
Sea to Summit folding 10 liter bucket
SOL thermal emergency bivy
(3) body warmer heat packs
waterproof boonie hat, woodland camp pattern
(Small clear toiletries bag)
deodorant, shaving creem, toothpaste, collapsable toothbrush, micro towel, shampoo, tweezers, Q-tips, bar of soap, Tide, Shout, etc.
(Maxpedition FR1 pouch) see video "My FR-1 Light tool kit"
contains electronics, specifics not listed
(5.11 6"x6" pouch)
Small Bushnell compact 20X binoculars
Etón FR150 microlink handcrank radio/flashlight/charger
(5.11 6"x6" pouch)
Heavy duty tie down rachet
Slime air compressor with tire reamer repair tool
(5.11 6"X6" POUCH)
GSI Halulite Minimalist cooking kit
Esbit Ultralight folding pocket stove with 8 fuel cubes
UCO storm proof matches only !!
Collapsible spork
Instant coffee
Aluminum foil for wind guard
(5.11 6"x9" pouch)
Pen-Rod fishing kit and fresh water lures
Mayday emergency drinking water ration pouches
(2) 2400 =4 days) Mayday food ration bars
Vacuum bag containing clean, dry set of clothing (under ware, t-shirt, socks, casual shorts)
Extra big vacuum bag for spare
Fozzils Think Flat cookware
Note: Anything that can't get wet is placed in ziplock/Alok-Sac bags or waterproof containers
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  • @edmeraan2
    @edmeraan2 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Watching this in 2024, still the best EDC Emergency pack I've ever seen

  • @warrenmullett
    @warrenmullett 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    This video is still a banger 10 years later 😊

  • @Hunter-bt9xz
    @Hunter-bt9xz 7 หลายเดือนก่อน

    The best grey man kit ever hunter369 Brisbane Australia well done

  • @rawjhaw
    @rawjhaw 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

    great review brother! question - what type of panel is that, with the WTF? and Like A Boss patches you have on there?

    • @JimmyGunXD556
      @JimmyGunXD556 8 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Its been so long. I think I got it at "milspec monkey" web site. Its an admin pouch with hook amd loop. Amazon has a ton of them too. You can buy molle Velcro panels there too.

  • @anjahoeck9428
    @anjahoeck9428 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

    And who is gonna carry that bag behind the boundaries of your garden if you have ! to walk.Thats easily 100 pounds right there

    • @JimmyGunXD556
      @JimmyGunXD556 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

      😂 the Internet is full of morons, add yourself. The bag is 37lbs. Im 6'1 255lbs.

  • @albertvaladez8220
    @albertvaladez8220 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Hey what happened to the vid of the laptop bag??😢

    • @JimmyGunXD556
      @JimmyGunXD556 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Ha! Sorry I took it down. Should I put it back up? I still use it. Do you have a question?

    • @albertvaladez8220
      @albertvaladez8220 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

      @JimmyGunXD556 No.. I just enjoyed that video..I used to have one and thinking of getting one again..

  • @jeffdur1330
    @jeffdur1330 10 หลายเดือนก่อน

    😂😂😂😂

  • @Magnificent2600
    @Magnificent2600 10 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I got lots of 5.11 products due to this video, 72hr. still don't look as cool as yours, but its still rocking. Ya I had it loaded out a few time, for awhile there it carried my low voltage equipment and it was modded out pretty cool. Now its just chillin' as my favorite backpack and bugout bag.

  • @Coolmanyayayasigmas
    @Coolmanyayayasigmas 10 หลายเดือนก่อน

    What are those side pouchesvcalled the rectangular

    • @JimmyGunXD556
      @JimmyGunXD556 10 หลายเดือนก่อน

      5.11 6x6 pouch

  • @bk3610
    @bk3610 10 หลายเดือนก่อน

    great video - thanks!

  • @maddogjacko4676
    @maddogjacko4676 11 หลายเดือนก่อน

    It's not an EDC bag. Flex bag.😂

  • @maximilianschubert7489
    @maximilianschubert7489 11 หลายเดือนก่อน

    You're just way too legit my dude! Thank you so very much for this video : D 10 years old and still providing massive value!

    • @JimmyGunXD556
      @JimmyGunXD556 11 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Thanks. Things have changed a bit since then. But the bag is still great condition and still travels with me wherever I go.

    • @maximilianschubert7489
      @maximilianschubert7489 11 หลายเดือนก่อน

      @@JimmyGunXD556 That's beyond awesome! Very interested in knowing what changed with the loadout. Glad to hear the bag is still paying for itself! Makes me feel much better about my model rush bag.

  • @Rgreywolf
    @Rgreywolf 11 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Hey do I recall correctly to think that back when the video was first uploaded the OP was offering to buy the bag and all items and mail the bag to individuals willing to pay the cost and shipping? If so, are you still willing to do that???

  • @je4922
    @je4922 ปีที่แล้ว

    와...10년전이라니...ㄷㄷ 멋지십니다!!!!!!! 충성~~~!

  • @downtownlife
    @downtownlife ปีที่แล้ว

    I hope you have a road map for where everything is in that bag.

  • @tomquirin4231
    @tomquirin4231 ปีที่แล้ว

    hey brotha, new sub for ya here , i am a oldschool 80's drummer n a u.s. marine vet here 93' to 97' active ! , only have email here , would love to talk more , interested in swapping/trading tactical stuff perhaps if you can/will ?, i e.d.c. heavy duty gear on my person daily here , email me n we'll talk more , thanks bro > tom !

  • @ANukeWithLegs
    @ANukeWithLegs ปีที่แล้ว

    now this was posted 10 years ago but there is this small thing you ignore ... SOLDIERS TRAIN FOR MONTHS TO BE ABLE TO CARRY 100 POUNDS OF GEAR ON THEIR BACKS THEY ARE YOUNG AND WHIPPED INTO SHAPE BY THE BEST FITNESS INSTRUCTORS THIS WORLD KNOWS - THE DRILL SERGEANT

  • @fotografkennethlund
    @fotografkennethlund ปีที่แล้ว

    Very inspiring video - thanks !!

  • @velid2333
    @velid2333 ปีที่แล้ว

    Whoa bro too much stuff to just lug around. 5 categories that matter. In a survival situation all that matters is food and water so naturally tools to get food. Sleep system. Self defense, so a good gun and ammo (gets food as well) and of course a med kit. Stay light, stay moving my friend. If you lose your bag your nothing. Its the skills in your head that truly matter, that way you dont need much.

  • @JohnWicksPencil14
    @JohnWicksPencil14 ปีที่แล้ว

    I set up my Rush 72 similar to yours about 5/6 years ago and it still stands as a great setup. I also have the rush 12 for a get home bag.

  • @competitiveadvantagellc3691
    @competitiveadvantagellc3691 ปีที่แล้ว

    The only thing he's missing in the bag is a parachute😁 Awesome set up. You gave me a lot if ideas! Cheers

  • @behindthen0thing525
    @behindthen0thing525 ปีที่แล้ว

    Useless

  • @Tonygarry78
    @Tonygarry78 ปีที่แล้ว

    I'd love to see an update. As this video is 10 years old. Technology has changed. Situations have changed.

  • @davidclark6694
    @davidclark6694 ปีที่แล้ว

    What is the niteize gear light attached to on your bag? The cord appears to be pretty rigid. What exactly is it?

  • @generic53
    @generic53 ปีที่แล้ว

    This thing weighs what, 100 lbs?!

    • @JimmyGunXD556
      @JimmyGunXD556 ปีที่แล้ว

      As packed 35lbs. Also depends what I need for the situation. I would discard things not needed.

  • @johnmayo27
    @johnmayo27 ปีที่แล้ว

    Can you help me out with a problem I have, my birthday is 12/15/22..my wife wants me to go out side more. But I don't have a thing to do, because I'm low-income and handicap, I would if I have a bug out bag like that, I would like to go out side more. John E.May 100S.Moore St.Trafalgar In.46181. I you would send my name to the company for testing purposes. Thanks you for your time.

  • @ejectionisanswer.7560
    @ejectionisanswer.7560 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Yeah! 5.11 is actually a really good bag. I have one too, and the most thing I liked this bag is pads in the back. It is just really nice. Because When I put lots of stuffs, There's always bulge coming out, and it pushes my back. But with these pads It just comfortably sticks to my back so I can move for a long time without stresses. ,Also mount of pockets and space for a helmet is nice too. But there's also bad things exist. I think the straps are little weak for its weight and straps that in front of chest's holding point is weak, so it teared apart, and I've just changed with other buckles few months ago. But 5.11 is one of the company that I love most, and I'm still using tactical series shirts well. (it's not getting old!) I hope 5.11 get more popular and more people use it a lot.😊

  • @surfblades
    @surfblades 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    How much stuff does the Rush 72 take? Bag: "Yes" I just bought my Rush 72 2.0 today. Got the Ranger Green.

  • @anklelinx9158
    @anklelinx9158 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    any updates to this bag? would love to see an update vid

  • @YungIroh
    @YungIroh 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Like many others have said: I also still come backto this video for ideas.

  • @ernststravoblofeld
    @ernststravoblofeld 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    All gadgets and no sleeping bag. I was wondering if that was a recent thing, but no, it was going on 8 years ago too.

  • @crstephens1000
    @crstephens1000 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Wondering if you could do an updated review since its been awhile i am sure you have changed things out updated items

    • @JimmyGunXD556
      @JimmyGunXD556 2 ปีที่แล้ว

      I need to. Still using it too.

  • @gitarmac
    @gitarmac 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    lol! All the shit going on in our country right now - where are the LARPers. I used to read these things because I actually naively thought it meant something. It does mean something. It means a lot of people are living a red dawn Hollywood scenario that is never ever going to happen. Criminals and the criminal politicians run this country right now and nobody, especially the LARPers living in their fantasies are going to stop them. How many slashings and stabbings victims were helped by these pretend "operators" and their tourniquets? Answer - none. Zero. Not even one. ANTIFA however had medics (silly as they were) at all their riots while GI Joe hid in their homes, or worse yet cheered the riots because "it would get Trump reelected". Boy that didn't age well. Nobody is scared of you, your "gear" or your red dawn fantasy. On the contrary, they are emboldened everytime they get away with their anarchy, rioting, and crimes. It escalates daily. Where are the "operators" with all their ridiculous shiney unused gear"? Probably jerking off in their mom's basement, moving the goalposts, thinking to themselves how someday they will do something, you know, when things get really bad. Oh, I have one of those bags too. I use it when going out of town, it's a great travel bag. Do you know what people use when they are really traveling outdoors? They use backpacks. With essentials. They don't have lint rollers (that gave me a laugh), they don't have 4 flashlights, 30 little packs inside one big pack, things they aren't trained to use like tourniquets and other medical devices. Radios to talk to their other imaginary "operators", several skeins of Paracord, a bazillion brand name carabineers that can't even do actual carabineer things. My stuff is dirty and worn because I have actual useful things, and I go out and use them. I've actually pulled useful items out of my small utility pouch that proved helpful. I've helped someone stop a leak in their camper. I've used the few small Bungies and zip ties for various reasons. I've never needed a lint roller. I've never needed a radio. Half that shit is redundant and useless in real world situations. How many water containers does someone need?!? One or two if they know what they're doing. At least this guy is in decent shape, unlike all the other fat slobs running around like some kind of doomsday caricatures. While the right fantasizes, the lefties actually do things. The "operators" find excuses for why they can't live the fantasy that's right in front of their face. I watched this video when I was shopping for a travel bag, in retrospect it gets funnier every time I watch it. The comments are even funnier, guys jacking off to other guys fantasies. This video serves as a shrine for people that can't figure out how to use one thing different ways. It also serves as a good laugh and an explanation for why the country is sliding down the proverbial gutter. People doing things that don't make a difference instead of doing things that do. While the right is planning to "bug out", in other words, plan for defeat, the left has infiltrated our schools, our government, our agencies.

  • @gitarmac
    @gitarmac 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    "I use it every day" Lol, that's why everything is all shiny and new. Cute fantasy though.

    • @JimmyGunXD556
      @JimmyGunXD556 2 ปีที่แล้ว

      Yep been hauling it for 8 years now. When I made the video I just built it that's why everything looks new. I have a fire extinguisher in my house that looks pretty new too. But I would expect it to since I only need it for an emergency.

  • @fakenewsisthenews3542
    @fakenewsisthenews3542 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    You use a Rush 72 for EDC?

    • @JimmyGunXD556
      @JimmyGunXD556 2 ปีที่แล้ว

      Yes. I have it on me everywhere I go. If an emergency happens not sure what a BOB would do me.

  • @fusion31003
    @fusion31003 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Great video. I have a 5.11 72 hr pack like that. Haven't packed it yet about to

    • @JimmyGunXD556
      @JimmyGunXD556 2 ปีที่แล้ว

      Great pack. Can't believe it's been over 8 years I've hauled it. Changed a bit since then too.

  • @TooTRUEtoBeG00D
    @TooTRUEtoBeG00D 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    This guy has some serious bars: See, a lot of people put MREs in their pack, theyre fine if youre gonna use them that day. But if you got a pack like mine, where its with me all the time, So its sittin in my car, MREs will not hold up. Or the freeze dried stuff, They have to be temp controlled. The ration bars you see here they dont. So they have a five year shelf life, no maintenance, and again, if youre walkin or stuck somewhere, do you really wanna be cookin? cause your location youre gonna be stoppin, or commin across trouble could change, so you just have to pack your cookin gear and move where you just have some ration bars.

  • @kevinmarsh9057
    @kevinmarsh9057 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    I have the same shovel

  • @Noyoniz
    @Noyoniz 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    365 days backpack 😂

  • @ToyoteroMundial
    @ToyoteroMundial 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Any updates in 2022?

  • @wctyre49
    @wctyre49 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    No waist belt , it's out.

  • @Joker-ms4iu
    @Joker-ms4iu 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Great set of backpack! I have 5.11 rush 12 for EDC very light loaded but that vid makes me feel like baby! Thanks for the video bud!

  • @myhandletre3
    @myhandletre3 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    A Great Kit, and really nice pack! I was surprised that you did not have a tourniquet in your first aid kit.

  • @irfanahmed9112
    @irfanahmed9112 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    This 72 HR Rush bag z exorbitant cost.

  • @msi4226
    @msi4226 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    looks like a bag utilise when the other half kick one out the house ... ;)

  • @bmcneil112
    @bmcneil112 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    💯

  • @alberthoek2506
    @alberthoek2506 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    "Just in case of some goofy outbreak" me in 2021

  • @anuvabastidanakist2437
    @anuvabastidanakist2437 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    On a lot of these BUGOUT BAGS & INCH BAG load outs people post that you have more of a chance being robbed if you put your stuff on show by pinning it to outside of bag I disagree I'm from the UK an old friend was arrested for mugging a man for his brief case also another man was robbed of his man bag a 6inch × 6inch by 4inchs deep bag neither bags showed great wealth of tools phones money etc bit were still stolen Rom them my point is if people want to steal your stuff they will steal a half empty if full to bursting bag with stuff on show or with stiff hidden

  • @cartsquads47
    @cartsquads47 3 ปีที่แล้ว

    As much as I wanted to make fun of the stain remover, I just can't lol. This is a fantastic kit!! So many useful items!! 😎

    • @JimmyGunXD556
      @JimmyGunXD556 3 ปีที่แล้ว

      Yes I'm on the road a lot and have to eat in my car. Sometimes I'm in someone else's car. My bug out bag is part of my EDC. In case of a bug out situation it's obvious I will not need stain remover and depending on the situation other things out of my pack can be discarded depending on the situation. But I feel it's best to utilize your bug out bag as an everyday carry does it keeps you familiar with the gear that you have.

  • @southeasttexaskid2742
    @southeasttexaskid2742 3 ปีที่แล้ว

    POV you're watching this in 2021