I used a Maxpedition Versipack for years as my edc bag, as did my wife, served us well. That was until I found Vanquest, life has never been the same. Beautiful countryside you have there!
TheTacticalDefender yup, agree, my Möbius 2.0, the best, if you want to carry a ton of stuff, like I said, this is an around town. And car bag, love my VANQUEST
Eat Carbs Outdoors thanks for watching, hey I'm leaving on my trip on the 6 of June, starting in the Grand Canyon, working our way up to Utah, Idaho and Wyoming..., see if you have any time.
One thing that nobody seems concerned by is the price, imo. This thing comes here in Vienna on €119, wich is a looot of money. I buyed myself a no name bag for under €20, wich does basically the same for me.
I agree, the issue becomes quality over functionality, any other brand may function in the same way, but long term, those lesser expensive alternatives will fail. The quality is over the too, as well as material, ballistic nylons, you can drag it behind your car, it’s even survived a burning. So, the question is, when you need it for survival purposes , and your life may depend on what you carry, do you feel safe having something that may let you down, you can’t put a price on reliability
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I used a Maxpedition Versipack for years as my edc bag, as did my wife, served us well. That was until I found Vanquest, life has never been the same. Beautiful countryside you have there!
TheTacticalDefender yup, agree, my Möbius 2.0, the best, if you want to carry a ton of stuff, like I said, this is an around town. And car bag, love my VANQUEST
Hey there! A mutual friend, Mark from Eat Carbs Outdoors sent me! That was a GREAT gift you sent him!
Pretty sweet looking pack. I agree too.. Maxpedition makes some excellent stuff.
I use their versipack everyday for work.
Thanks for the video
Eat Carbs Outdoors thanks for watching, hey I'm leaving on my trip on the 6 of June, starting in the Grand Canyon, working our way up to Utah, Idaho and Wyoming..., see if you have any time.
One thing that nobody seems concerned by is the price, imo. This thing comes here in Vienna on €119, wich is a looot of money. I buyed myself a no name bag for under €20, wich does basically the same for me.
I agree, the issue becomes quality over functionality, any other brand may function in the same way, but long term, those lesser expensive alternatives will fail. The quality is over the too, as well as material, ballistic nylons, you can drag it behind your car, it’s even survived a burning. So, the question is, when you need it for survival purposes , and your life may depend on what you carry, do you feel safe having something that may let you down, you can’t put a price on reliability
Good video thanks for sharing
ATB Del
Prepper Del thanks my friend, and thank you guys for watching...
Prepper Del gracias amigo, thanks for watching..
Still use? Like something better now?
Any problems or issues?
Still
@@MrJbarreda A bit late =P
@@BOOSTEDLASER sorry, I just started checking my TH-cam postings, not a big TH-cam guy, just for fun, and I appreciate the comments, my apologies
@@MrJbarreda All good. Ended up with a Hill people gear (large) kit bag (chest rig) after much testing
@@BOOSTEDLASER I bought a helicon Tex chest rig, wasn’t for me, but the idea is great when hiking with a pack, for conceal carry
Any thoughts on Mobius V2 VS fatboy?
I like the Möbius, a well made, organization is great.