Your videos are getting better and better! And with the addition of your wife (like John Lovell) they are more informative and diverse than ever before. God bless brother, keep helping us all save lives.
Your wife's review had me cracking up because everything she said was so true and accurate about dealing with kids. Nice video, might replace our baby/toddler bag with this
nice review man, do you think the duraflex quick release buckles can hold up to 20lbs of everyday gear? i want to buy this bag but im having second thoughts because of the quick release buckles.
hi fellow EDC enthusiast. hope you can help me with my dilemma... i am really interested in getting an EDC covert tactical bag. i am now using a TNF surge bag for my EDC (school/gym). i am looking to getting either maxpedition riftblade or the 5.11 amp24 (tho im leaning more towards the riftblade), i like them coz of the clam shell opening (i havent tried a bag with a clam shell opening but i think they would be much easy to organize and access things in and out) and the modularity option for both bags. My gripe is that both of them have quick release buckles, and i am carrying everyday atleast 15-18 lbs of gear, books, laptop, gym stuff and i am always in daily commute, train jeepneys and buses. i am afraid that the quick release buckles might accidentaly snap off while carrying heavy gear (especially when seats are full i just sometimes hang on the jeepney and/or buses railings 😄👊💪). also i intend to use it in hiking, so again my concern is that the quick realease buckles might accidenrally snap off while hiking in steep slippery hills and tje bag with its heavy load might put me off balance and get into a mishap 🤕😂🤕. So to make the long story short, id highly apprexiate any experience, feedbacks comments or suggestion regarding on should i still consider investing (i said investing because they cost a lot), or if there are something that i can do to remedy and make sure the the buckles would sure be not to accidentally relase off. **** and also what can i do to cover the grommet holes at the bottom of the maxpedition riftblade, i dont see me having any use for it, and moisture and dirt (as ill be again using tje bag for hiking) might actually sip in the grommet hole **** thanks for reading my long post... hope you can give me a good advise as i really like the compartmentalization of these great bags (self confessed O.C. 😊😊😊) thanks again a lot mate.
The TurniQuick isn't a tourniquet, but a pouch to hold a SOFTT-W or C-A-T tourniquet. I purchased one. It fits on your belt or on your backpack strap and with a single pull, releases the tourniquet.
No TQ on the outside? Who are you and what did you do with SkinnyMedic?? Jokes aside though, great kit; definitely got some new ideas for my own first aid bag :)
Maxpedition & Vanqest......please put side water bottle pockets on your backpacks. I personally think it’s very dumb to design an EDC pack without side water bottle pockets.
Your videos are getting better and better! And with the addition of your wife (like John Lovell) they are more informative and diverse than ever before.
God bless brother, keep helping us all save lives.
I really enjoy maxpedition products. Tough and well built.
-Will
Those are great packs. I like that 31L pack best.
Your wife's review had me cracking up because everything she said was so true and accurate about dealing with kids. Nice video, might replace our baby/toddler bag with this
nice review man, do you think the duraflex quick release buckles can hold up to 20lbs of everyday gear? i want to buy this bag but im having second thoughts because of the quick release buckles.
Which is better the riftblade or the rush 24? Thanks
Thanks for the video. I love maxpedition bags. They are durable and always well laid out to keep you organized.
hi fellow EDC enthusiast. hope you can help me with my dilemma... i am really interested in getting an EDC covert tactical bag. i am now using a TNF surge bag for my EDC (school/gym).
i am looking to getting either maxpedition riftblade or the 5.11 amp24 (tho im leaning more towards the riftblade), i like them coz of the clam shell opening (i havent tried a bag with a clam shell opening but i think they would be much easy to organize and access things in and out) and the modularity option for both bags. My gripe is that both of them have quick release buckles, and i am carrying everyday atleast 15-18 lbs of gear, books, laptop, gym stuff and i am always in daily commute, train jeepneys and buses. i am afraid that the quick release buckles might accidentaly snap off while carrying heavy gear (especially when seats are full i just sometimes hang on the jeepney and/or buses railings 😄👊💪). also i intend to use it in hiking, so again my concern is that the quick realease buckles might accidenrally snap off while hiking in steep slippery hills and tje bag with its heavy load might put me off balance and get into a mishap 🤕😂🤕. So to make the long story short, id highly apprexiate any experience, feedbacks comments or suggestion regarding on should i still consider investing (i said investing because they cost a lot), or if there are something that i can do to remedy and make sure the the buckles would sure be not to accidentally relase off.
**** and also what can i do to cover the grommet holes at the bottom of the maxpedition riftblade, i dont see me having any use for it, and moisture and dirt (as ill be again using tje bag for hiking) might actually sip in the grommet hole ****
thanks for reading my long post... hope you can give me a good advise as i really like the compartmentalization of these great bags (self confessed O.C. 😊😊😊)
thanks again a lot mate.
Awesome pack and video! Also do you think you will ever review a medical bag designed for first responders like a Meret or a Pax bag?
Maybe
Good stuff! +Skinny Medic have you seen ITS Tacticals TurniQuick? What are your thoughts on it?
haven't seen it sorry
SkinnyMedic well you should check it out. I'm considering it but would like a unbiased opinion
The TurniQuick isn't a tourniquet, but a pouch to hold a SOFTT-W or C-A-T tourniquet. I purchased one. It fits on your belt or on your backpack strap and with a single pull, releases the tourniquet.
Good vid always good to talk prices and alternatives too, your outtakes at the end makes me laugh out loud thanks for all you do
You might want to edit out the bit about the body in the trunk. 🤣🤣
Great reviews on both packs.
You going to raffle the medical pack off?
Thank you
At 10:20 and 10:27 the video goes wonky but these packs look cool heavy on the tactical side but it is maxpedition👍
Yes I tried to do a close up of the backpack but something went wrong. It showed up fine in the edit but when I published to TH-cam it screwed up.
Do you sell those type of cold packs?
www.shop.skinnymedic.com/Instant-Ice-Cold-Pack-5x9-d4512.htm?categoryId=-1
No TQ on the outside? Who are you and what did you do with SkinnyMedic?? Jokes aside though, great kit; definitely got some new ideas for my own first aid bag :)
Haha there are 6 in the truck
Great review!
You married up like a Boss.
Absolutely
Generally speaking, we all do.
Not everyone has arms and legs in their trunk. Nice review, thanks.
You guys are great
Love the vids sm
I m very interested by the riftpoint but i can t look it in this vidéo...you are really too pretty miss 😄😄😄
Good vidéo, thanks from France !
Maxpedition & Vanqest......please put side water bottle pockets on your backpacks. I personally think it’s very dumb to design an EDC pack without side water bottle pockets.
Bout time you get some pretty in your Vids Bro. Lol. Good vids as always.