I have a similar one from Maxpedition. Ambi sling packs are ok for daypacks but aren't as good with the shoulder strap being in the top center of the bag vs top left or right. That style you have in the video is the best for sling packs, from my experience. Took me a few different bags and trying different things to get the configuration dialed into what I plan on using the Go bag for. The molle on the bottom right (when wearing it) is where I have a tear away IFAK attached. I removed the retention strap and have the bag fully packed. Gonna post a video on it. Nice start.
Awesome vid like always. I would recommend if you are working in a rainy, cold, and/or windy area maybe a plasma lighter. They are just as compact but more resistant to wind and harsher environments.
this is suppose to be a BOB, that isn't going to get you anywhere. right now you barely have a GHB, with what you have, i don't think you will make it anywhere with the lack of things you have in that bag. I'm not being a cunt, I'm just saying you don't even have the minimal amount of things you need... that bag might, possibly get you down the street. IF you're "bugging out" then you have a lot to consider, you have no food or water, no shelter, 1 lighter that will be out of fuel relatively soon. You have nothing to sustain yourself for 72 hours.(or longer). you have no change of clothes, no dry socks, or underwear. Everyone thinks they will grab their little shit bag with barely anything except a gun in it and be able to get somewhere, that couldn't be further from the truth. Where are you going to go? How long are you going to take to get there? what's the weather like? freezing snow or pissing rain? where's your rain stuff? where are your maps or routes you'd take? in an emergency situation, routes will be closed, gas stations will be full, everyone is going to try to go somewhere. Where's extra currency? where's your phone charger? what about your family? Dog, kids???Are you Trained in medical? Evasion or any kind of training at all?? I don't know you personally obviously, but this is the shit i see on you tube and everyone THINKS they're prepared. You said yourself your bag isn't even finished, why show it? People, especially now, the ones who are more so getting into prepping and are understanding why its important are watching these videos and see this bag and think, i need one. I do not want them to think that is all you need. You're going to inspire people to make their own but without knowing the importance of it. teach them right. that is all. Again, im not being a dickhead, im trying to help you realize that when shit happens, you're far from ready for it with what you just shown us.
Maybe I should have called this a get home bag. Don’t have to worry about kids have none. My wife has a PhD in veterinary science. This is my scavenger pack I have about 20 different bug out bags. No two situations are a like. Just like I wouldn’t use my 50bmg to hunt squirrels. I’m only going to take what I need to go from one place to another and it wouldn’t be far. I want to get there fast and if I find something to pick up I would have room. Really I don’t need a bag with my everyday carry I can improvise any situation.
He has earmuffs to keep his ears warm, he's set. In all seriousness, you're right, but throwing some food in there takes no time, weather is dependent on location and season, much of which he could already have on his person, and while we're being pedantic, he has a gun, he can take what he needs if it gets that bad, if we're being brutally honest. He might have other bags with more crap in them, I know a lot of us have multiple kinds of SHTF packs.
y'all preppers rely too much on gear 😂 what are you gonna do when you lose your gear? 🤔The only thing you need is a water filter, maybe a bottle, and a good knife. If you can't make do without gear you ain't gonna make do with.
I have a similar one from Maxpedition.
Ambi sling packs are ok for daypacks but aren't as good with the shoulder strap being in the top center of the bag vs top left or right.
That style you have in the video is the best for sling packs, from my experience.
Took me a few different bags and trying different things to get the configuration dialed into what I plan on using the Go bag for.
The molle on the bottom right (when wearing it) is where I have a tear away IFAK attached.
I removed the retention strap and have the bag fully packed. Gonna post a video on it.
Nice start.
I like how fast concealed carry is and how light weight. Thanks for the comment.
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My only suggestions are a rain poncho and a wool blanket
Awesome vid like always. I would recommend if you are working in a rainy, cold, and/or windy area maybe a plasma lighter. They are just as compact but more resistant to wind and harsher environments.
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What's the name of the pack and where did you get it.
It was given to me I will ask
this is suppose to be a BOB, that isn't going to get you anywhere. right now you barely have a GHB, with what you have, i don't think you will make it anywhere with the lack of things you have in that bag. I'm not being a cunt, I'm just saying you don't even have the minimal amount of things you need... that bag might, possibly get you down the street. IF you're "bugging out" then you have a lot to consider, you have no food or water, no shelter, 1 lighter that will be out of fuel relatively soon. You have nothing to sustain yourself for 72 hours.(or longer). you have no change of clothes, no dry socks, or underwear. Everyone thinks they will grab their little shit bag with barely anything except a gun in it and be able to get somewhere, that couldn't be further from the truth. Where are you going to go? How long are you going to take to get there? what's the weather like? freezing snow or pissing rain? where's your rain stuff? where are your maps or routes you'd take? in an emergency situation, routes will be closed, gas stations will be full, everyone is going to try to go somewhere. Where's extra currency? where's your phone charger? what about your family? Dog, kids???Are you Trained in medical? Evasion or any kind of training at all?? I don't know you personally obviously, but this is the shit i see on you tube and everyone THINKS they're prepared. You said yourself your bag isn't even finished, why show it? People, especially now, the ones who are more so getting into prepping and are understanding why its important are watching these videos and see this bag and think, i need one. I do not want them to think that is all you need. You're going to inspire people to make their own but without knowing the importance of it. teach them right. that is all. Again, im not being a dickhead, im trying to help you realize that when shit happens, you're far from ready for it with what you just shown us.
Maybe I should have called this a get home bag. Don’t have to worry about kids have none. My wife has a PhD in veterinary science. This is my scavenger pack I have about 20 different bug out bags. No two situations are a like. Just like I wouldn’t use my 50bmg to hunt squirrels. I’m only going to take what I need to go from one place to another and it wouldn’t be far. I want to get there fast and if I find something to pick up I would have room. Really I don’t need a bag with my everyday carry I can improvise any situation.
He has earmuffs to keep his ears warm, he's set. In all seriousness, you're right, but throwing some food in there takes no time, weather is dependent on location and season, much of which he could already have on his person, and while we're being pedantic, he has a gun, he can take what he needs if it gets that bad, if we're being brutally honest. He might have other bags with more crap in them, I know a lot of us have multiple kinds of SHTF packs.
y'all preppers rely too much on gear 😂 what are you gonna do when you lose your gear? 🤔The only thing you need is a water filter, maybe a bottle, and a good knife. If you can't make do without gear you ain't gonna make do with.