5.11 Tactical Rush 72 2.0 Backpack - Unpacking & Review

5.11 Tactical Rush 72 2.0 Backpack - Unpacking and review
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PART I:
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Unpacking and first impressions (review) of the 5.11 Rush 72 2.0
It's a 55 ltr BackPack
Color is Coyote
In this video I will show all the features and go through the many options, pockets, storage spaces and other ways to use the backpack. I will share my honest experience with the backpack and give ideas and tips that you might benefit from.
This video is unsponsored. I bought this backpack for my self and for my own money.
In some later videos, I have tested how and how much I can pack in the backpack. And I've taken it for a ride to test it in real life. You might also wanna watch those videos.
PART II - Packing it to the max and my review: • 5.11 Tactical Rush 72 ...
PART III - On Tour: • 5.11 Tactical Rush 72 ...
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[@fredtaylor9792]

Here's my testimony of owning this backpack for about 2 years now. Quality is absolutely the best. I carry it everywhere and I ride a motorcycle most of the year. I've been hiking and hunting with it. I've never tried to baby it and there is not a single stitch loose or torn. I'm a big guy and it will hold almost more than you can safely carry. My ONLY small complaint, and it's the reason I'm looking up videos now, is it doesn't really come with "instructions". I'm just not as well informed on all the tactical features a bag like this should have so there's a couple of compartments and straps that I still don't know what they are for. That's less of a complaint than it is a compliment though. This isn't my "bugout" bag, this is my DAILY bag and I will trust it with my life. Very few products get a testimonial like this from me but credit where credit is due.

[@wilderways]

Hi Fred. Thank you for your comment here. I have not yet used the backpack for two years like you, but here after half a season of use, I very much agree with you that the quality is excessively good. Of course, this also means that the backpack itself weighs a little more than various lightweight backpacks. But with sturdiness comes some weight, which I like. I will definitely be testing it more and also making a few more videos where I take it on a trip. But thanks again for your positive comment.

[@LeGoonDeluxe]

I was looking for some reviews of that backpack and came across your channel, nice video. It could be nice to see what you are bringing in your 24h + / overnight trips, keep up the good work!

[@wilderways]

Thanks, @guillaumehg8404. I will definitely do that 🙂In the near future I will make a video where I pack all my equipment (or as much as I can fit) and take it on a trip.

[@donaldburton6869]

Excellent video! I have the same pack and I love it. Also, I’m anxious to see how you load it and what you take on a trip.

[@wilderways]

Hi Donald. Thank you for your comment here. As soon as the rain eases a bit here in Denmark, I will take the backpack on a trip, and in this connection make a few more videos where I show how I pack it and use it out in the forest.

[@Cobra_bushcraft]

the next backpack will be this its a beast...

[@fredtaylor9792]

I've owned mine for about 2 years. Use it everyday. I got it to wear on my motorcycle and I can attest to the quality. It is built like a tank. I'm a big guy and at times have alot of stuff in it. I've taken it on hikes, bike rides, hunting and road trips. It's been in extreme cold and heat, chucked it all over and never worry about damaging it and there's not a single stitch broken its awesome. I'm watching the video just to see if I've overlooked anything features because there's still a few things on it I've never even messed with. The "open" netted area is prefect to put my helmet in and the velcro pouch is prefect for quick handgun access. It's deep too so it could hold a couple of guns full size glocks and extra mags if you want.

[@Kh4zy]

I would rather get the Tasmanian Tiger trooper pack 55 Liters. It has load lifters on the shoulder traps compared to the rush 72. Heck the Rush100 would be better in my opinion :) Else, et godt review ;)

[@wilderways]

Yes, there are many good backpacks out there that are best depending on what needs they have to fulfill. For me, it's especially the open front room where I can store my transportable fire tray, pan, cutting board and the like - separate from everything else. It took me time to find a backpack in the right size with exactly that feature 🙂

[@Medarr1]

The tasmanian is overal beter. beter hip belt, beter shoulder straps, size can be adjusted for balance.

[@stevenberk5037]

Any final thoughts after using it?

[@wilderways]

Absolutely. You can also watch Part 2 & Part 3 of my videos about the backpack, where I pack it to the max and take it on a trip. You will find them here:
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But my final thoughts are that I am really happy with the backpack. For the way I intend to use it and the needs I have, it is absolutely perfect. It's a little heavy in itself, but that's okay. I love it and it is just what I wanted, with tons of storage space :-)

[@KingAlakdan_05]

u from denmark ?