I have a Mountainsmith Tour pack just like this one, but an earlier generation. Yours has several new features I like. I have had mine for 6 years now and have abused it weekly. It has never let me down. I would have thought that I would have busted the zippers by now as I over stuff mine often and at times use it for an ammo bag (serious weight in it). Every stitch on the bag has held despite the abuse I've given it. I may get this newer generation and relegate this older one to an emergency bag for the car or something. Great review. Thanks for the detail.
Thanks for an extremely informative video. I've been looking at Mountainsmith's larger version, the Day pack. What kept me from purchasing it was that I wanted to know whether I could use a hydration bladder in the tablet sleeve and run the hose through the earphone hole. Well, now I know I can do that on the Tour, so I'm sure I can do this on the Day. Thanks again.
9:55 They tried that in the past, back in 2001 with their Cairn lumbar pack, which has exactly the kind of organizer compartment you're wishing for. A good sized one that had a U-shaped zipper to open wide. Apparently didn't sell very well as they discontinued it within a year or two. I don't think they'll try that again.
I have the Day TLS recycled version, I find it much more comfortable hiking in the California heat as a backpack makes my back sweaty. or I can use it like a messenger bag. I tuck away the straps with rubber bands since mine is older. Highly versatile bag!
Picked one of these up today. perfect for carrying my MSR pocket rocket stove, pot, and water to make coffee on hikes as well as the little bit of molle for lashing knives. Winner!
Excellent reviews Sir. Appreciate hearing the Con's as much or more than the Pros. Lot to be said for this bag. Thanks for taking the time to share your input!
I literally just yesterday watched your video on the Mountainsmith Day pack from like 3 years ago. Of course that one is an older design and different material, but the sizing seems to be about the same as the new model. I have been wanting a good lumbar pack after seeing Cody Lundin carry an older (at least 20 yr old) Mountainsmith bag on a recent course of his that I attended. Still debating on the Day or Tour but I will get one or both at some point. Thanks for both videos, very informative!
Nice complete review of this pack. I'm an avid day hiker and have owned 5 of the Tour packs for the last 20 years. I'm glad they finally changed the water bottle pockets! I agree with your on the left side belt which they left totally blank. What were they thinking? Even a couple molle loops would have been nice.
Excellent review! Well shot and you explain the product very well without being overly wordy. I agree, strange Mountainsmith would only add one hip belt pocket. Fortunately, there are several companies that make those pockets which can be adapted to almost any hip belt. I was glad to see they redesigned the water bottle pouches that have much better retention. After cinching down the the elastic cord tight, you can then stretch the remaining loop over the top of the bottle making it even more secure. I'd be willing to bet it would hold up fine while mountain biking or trail running without the fear of jettisoning your bottles. I'm glad I stumbled on your channel. New subscriber, here. Cheers.
Good review. I picked up the 9 liter model a few months ago and am very happy with it. I did get the strappettes and they really make the bag for hiking. Being winter in the northeast, hikes are usually shorter, so a fanny pack is ideal. The problem I had with my old fanny pack is being cold, I wear a light down jacket. The slickness of the jacket causes the fanny pack to keep sliding down. The suspender like strappettes solve the problem perfectly. I agree about your 2 flaws, Being a small daypack the organization issue doesn't really matter to me. The lack of a left hand belt pocket is a major flaw. Still I am more than satisfied. Very well built. I really like the wide belt straps. I did get the brown color. It was the cheapest. The color looks a lot better in person than on amazon.
I used to have the Day pack until it tore apart.. From there ive been finding the right pack.. Tried the timbuk2 small messenger bag to crumpler outpost to maxpedition proteus and lunada.. Like the lunada with all the molle attachement but way to heavy and the compartment was just to small.. The strap was way to big for me.. I have again find my way to mountainsmith.. But got the Tour as i will intend to put alot of stuff with the Day.. Haha!
You made me feel like I NEED this bag in my life...and then you gave the price point. It's very affordable and I heard you mention high quality at least twice so I'm feeling the pressure!
This might be the Mobius replacement I was looking for. Since I am dissatisfied with Vanquest customer service (after being a fanboy), I needed something to use as a Photography bag. Does it compare well? I know you said it has a lack of organization but with some pocket organizers, It seems ok and it would go well with a ribz pack for a day or even a weekend
I assume there's nothing on the second side flap so, if the the waist attachment is folded in, that side goes on top so you don't feel an add-on pressing into you back.
When he starts talking about the secondary compartment at the 9 minute mark and talks about the "dump" compartment, I think what would be a great idea is to buy, separately, one of those bag organizers. I'd like this pack to carry my art supplies for nature journaling so I think an organizer would go perfectly in the secondary compartment to hold pens and pencils, markers, etc.
Look for a used Mountainsmith Cairn. More capacity than the Tour and it has an actual organizer pocket rather than a front pouch. But make sure it's the original Cairn and not the redesigned Cairn II. Unfortunately, introduced in 2001 and discontinued in 2002.
Great review! Another good alternative would be the Maxpedition Sabrecat/Proteus. A bit more tactical looking, but with a little more organization options.
Get your self the Kitanica scorpion pack i was one of the first to get one it trumps all competition and i grew up around mountain smith and mountain hardware days . But the Kitanica Scorpion pack is the best period
Hey Aaron, first thanks for another great video. Second, do you have any experience with the Osprey Talon 6? it's their hiking waistpack but I found it to be just a tad too small so thanks to this video I'm now considering a tour to use as my hiking daypack. Thanks and God bless! :)
A quick question, you've done so many fixed blade knives on your Channel my question is if you could only carry one fixed blade for everything what would it be?
Esee6 would me most recommended blade. But I am more of a systems guy. Multiple knives depending on what I am doing the esee6 is a great place to start.
Great review and info. I ended up with both packs. I got the smaller one first and recently ordered the larger pack. One of my sons may inherit one. Not sure if I need both! BTW, nice bible! Would you happen to have a link for it. I'm looking for an EDC bible. I like the NIV version...Thanks!
LOL I found that hilarious too. I thought I was losing my mind for a sec. I think I'm going to start considering things as "mil-spec" now just for fun.
Is that a Steel Will Darkangel you have molled on there? I've been considering that one. You planning to do a review on it? I'd like to hear your thoughts. I know you've done reviews on a couple of their other knives.
It is and it rocks!! Review coming soon. One of my favorite knives I have reviewed recently! Great steel, great grind angle, great ergos, great sheath, I could go one. $136 is a great deal for what you are getting.
+gideonstactical Thanks for the quick reply. I'm not familiar with the steel, so I had concerns about that. I also wasn't sure I'd like the handle material. I'd prefer micarta. But this knife still looks pretty sweet. I think it's at $159 currently. I saw them on sale around Christmas, so hopefully they will have another one. I'm also interested in some that White River had at the most recent shot show, but they aren't currently available.
Awesome video man, I just got a question, do you know if there is any way to take the neoprene flap out of the pack? I want to use it as a hiking pack and i think it could take some needed space. Thanks for making such nice videos.
not sure if you do viewer knife review requests but was wondering if you could check out the spyderco aqua salt and if possible do a knife review. it is made out of h1 steel and will never rust( supposedly) but might end up to be a great camp/survival/tactical knife for wet weather or high humidity areas. but would love to see you do a review on it and others might find it appealing too sense it is supposedly low maintenance and rustproof
Very tempted to get one! A friend has the Drift and they're up on Massdrop right now. By the way, what shirt are you wearing? I've been looking for a light nylon button up and yours looks promising. Thanks!
Hey Aaron, I bought this pack after watching your review but there is now a women's specific version of the mountainsmith tour that I'm considering buying. Any chance you can do another collab review and get your wife to try it out? :)
You referenced you put you IPad mini in there. It looks like an iPad Air would fit, would you be able to confirm? Great video and review, stumbled on this looking for a review but now subscribe, thanks again.
This is easy, flexible, and lightweight. $58 for most colors on amazon right now. Check the link. I am in love and going to be using it this weekend one a very aggressive hike.
It looks like the waist belt could be removed? Wiould be nice if it could be removed. Can anyone confirm that? I'm actually looking at the Day Lumbar Pack and the Strapettes, which makes me also think that I should get one of their duffel bags that can use the Strapettes. Could possibly drop either of the shoulder straps to reduce some weight. Maybe I'm just being greedy and actually just the Day Lumbar Pack with its shoulder strap would be more than enough for stabilisation with heavier loads. Edit: I have hesitated to buy the Day Lumbar Pack (I really, really like it a lot for its versatility) because I cannot seem to make it substitute my day backpack in my main backpack + day backpack + tiny waist pack travel combo. In all my circumstances, the tiny waist pack (with all my passport and valuables) is always either on my waist or chest, so it's not something I can drop.
+gideonstactical I'm sorry I should have been more detailed. I carry about 20lbs while hunting and wasn't sure those straps would offer enough support. How much weight did you test them with and for how long?
I like this pack.....I can see this pairing very well with the Hill People chest rig. Think of all the on the fly go options you could have if you had both loaded out in your car......PAPA DUKES
Also, I dare say, “amazon” is probably antithetical to everything you value....I see this quite often with those of the same ‘fold’ .... promoting purchases on amazon,, empowering the machine to destroy everything they believe in....unfortunately TH-cam is the same, so I am not ‘throwing stones’....but at the very least people should purchase local or specific vendors instead of amazon.... Just a thought....great review! I’d appreciate some basic camo colors in these fantastic packs....
Butt packs dosn't really make any sense without a harness. A huge miss to not include at least ability to use it with one. Also no way this can be comfortable to carry as a messenger bag. To bulky for low loads and too heavy if properly loaded.
Why on earth did I buy one of these? I’m going to look like an idiot. I’ll share a bag with someone who stocks theirs with a Bible, a gun, and a multitool. It’s game over for me. I had every chance to dress like a normal adult, but now I’ll tote around this bizarre fanny pack
I've heard you misuse "pick your poison" before. Just thought you should know "pick your poison" is a reference to alcohol. Since alcohol was considered poison way back in the day. What type of alcohol or "poison" do you prefer? Even today, the phrase is normally used to reference two things that will harm you, like cigarettes or energy drinks, not between two back packs. But I guess rules doesn't matter these days since you can use whatever restroom you want according to how you feel inside.
I have a Mountainsmith Tour pack just like this one, but an earlier generation. Yours has several new features I like. I have had mine for 6 years now and have abused it weekly. It has never let me down. I would have thought that I would have busted the zippers by now as I over stuff mine often and at times use it for an ammo bag (serious weight in it). Every stitch on the bag has held despite the abuse I've given it. I may get this newer generation and relegate this older one to an emergency bag for the car or something. Great review. Thanks for the detail.
Super cool to hear that!
Thanks for an extremely informative video. I've been looking at Mountainsmith's larger version, the Day pack. What kept me from purchasing it was that I wanted to know whether I could use a hydration bladder in the tablet sleeve and run the hose through the earphone hole. Well, now I know I can do that on the Tour, so I'm sure I can do this on the Day. Thanks again.
Glad to help my friend.
your videos are always the most informational for gear reviews, yet not being too long... keep up the good work and God bless!
Thanks so much!!!
Thanks for the quick response. I already have an Al Mar folder but couldn't decide on a fixed, so thanks once again
9:55 They tried that in the past, back in 2001 with their Cairn lumbar pack, which has exactly the kind of organizer compartment you're wishing for. A good sized one that had a U-shaped zipper to open wide. Apparently didn't sell very well as they discontinued it within a year or two. I don't think they'll try that again.
They did a great job redesigning this bag. Finally subdued colors! Great video!
I have the Day TLS recycled version, I find it much more comfortable hiking in the California heat as a backpack makes my back sweaty. or I can use it like a messenger bag. I tuck away the straps with rubber bands since mine is older. Highly versatile bag!
Glad to hear the many years of good use.
Picked one of these up today. perfect for carrying my MSR pocket rocket stove, pot, and water to make coffee on hikes as well as the little bit of molle for lashing knives. Winner!
Excellent review, I just ordered this bag as my EDC!!
I have had a High Sierra Diplomat Lumbar Pack for over 9 years. Your review has me thinking its time to upgrade.
Excellent reviews Sir. Appreciate hearing the Con's as much or more than the Pros. Lot to be said for this bag. Thanks for taking the time to share your input!
I literally just yesterday watched your video on the Mountainsmith Day pack from like 3 years ago. Of course that one is an older design and different material, but the sizing seems to be about the same as the new model. I have been wanting a good lumbar pack after seeing Cody Lundin carry an older (at least 20 yr old) Mountainsmith bag on a recent course of his that I attended. Still debating on the Day or Tour but I will get one or both at some point. Thanks for both videos, very informative!
Super glad to hear that!!
Nice complete review of this pack. I'm an avid day hiker and have owned 5 of the Tour packs for the last 20 years. I'm glad they finally changed the water bottle pockets! I agree with your on the left side belt which they left totally blank. What were they thinking? Even a couple molle loops would have been nice.
Kurt the cat glad to hear that you like this style too, yeah I was a little odd to leave that space blank.
Excellent review! Well shot and you explain the product very well without being overly wordy. I agree, strange Mountainsmith would only add one hip belt pocket. Fortunately, there are several companies that make those pockets which can be adapted to almost any hip belt. I was glad to see they redesigned the water bottle pouches that have much better retention. After cinching down the the elastic cord tight, you can then stretch the remaining loop over the top of the bottle making it even more secure. I'd be willing to bet it would hold up fine while mountain biking or trail running without the fear of jettisoning your bottles. I'm glad I stumbled on your channel. New subscriber, here.
Cheers.
Good review. I picked up the 9 liter model a few months ago and am very happy with it. I did get the strappettes and they really make the bag for hiking. Being winter in the northeast, hikes are usually shorter, so a fanny pack is ideal. The problem I had with my old fanny pack is being cold, I wear a light down jacket. The slickness of the jacket causes the fanny pack to keep sliding down. The suspender like strappettes solve the problem perfectly. I agree about your 2 flaws, Being a small daypack the organization issue doesn't really matter to me. The lack of a left hand belt pocket is a major flaw. Still I am more than satisfied. Very well built. I really like the wide belt straps. I did get the brown color. It was the cheapest. The color looks a lot better in person than on amazon.
I used to have the Day pack until it tore apart..
From there ive been finding the right pack..
Tried the timbuk2 small messenger bag to crumpler outpost to maxpedition proteus and lunada.. Like the lunada with all the molle attachement but way to heavy and the compartment was just to small.. The strap was way to big for me..
I have again find my way to mountainsmith.. But got the Tour as i will intend to put alot of stuff with the Day.. Haha!
You made me feel like I NEED this bag in my life...and then you gave the price point. It's very affordable and I heard you mention high quality at least twice so I'm feeling the pressure!
Ya buddy!
This might be the Mobius replacement I was looking for. Since I am dissatisfied with Vanquest customer service (after being a fanboy), I needed something to use as a Photography bag. Does it compare well? I know you said it has a lack of organization but with some pocket organizers, It seems ok and it would go well with a ribz pack for a day or even a weekend
I assume there's nothing on the second side flap so, if the the waist attachment is folded in, that side goes on top so you don't feel an add-on pressing into you back.
Looks like a good waist pack at a decent price point. I like the fact that it offers that shoulder system.
Ya, it is great!
When he starts talking about the secondary compartment at the 9 minute mark and talks about the "dump" compartment, I think what would be a great idea is to buy, separately, one of those bag organizers. I'd like this pack to carry my art supplies for nature journaling so I think an organizer would go perfectly in the secondary compartment to hold pens and pencils, markers, etc.
Look for a used Mountainsmith Cairn. More capacity than the Tour and it has an actual organizer pocket rather than a front pouch. But make sure it's the original Cairn and not the redesigned Cairn II. Unfortunately, introduced in 2001 and discontinued in 2002.
Nice, I rock a large fanny pack but this has more features. Thanks for sharing
I have been using this pack for a couple o years... it actually is a multi-tool of the pack world. Well said.
im deciding if i should get this one, or the slightly larger Day Lumbar pack.
Add this to a Ribs pack and you have one heck of a "Go Bag." 👍🏼
Great review! Another good alternative would be the Maxpedition Sabrecat/Proteus. A bit more tactical looking, but with a little more organization options.
Nice, they are way more expensive though!
Outstanding review! I'm assuming you are in Colorado?
Get your self the Kitanica scorpion pack i was one of the first to get one it trumps all competition and i grew up around mountain smith and mountain hardware days .
But the Kitanica Scorpion pack is the best period
Do you feel the shoulder strap is enough or would it be more beneficial to have the strappettes?
Hey Aaron, first thanks for another great video. Second, do you have any experience with the Osprey Talon 6? it's their hiking waistpack but I found it to be just a tad too small so thanks to this video I'm now considering a tour to use as my hiking daypack. Thanks and God bless! :)
I have not, but thanks for watching!
A quick question, you've done so many fixed blade knives on your Channel my question is if you could only carry one fixed blade for everything what would it be?
Esee6 would me most recommended blade. But I am more of a systems guy. Multiple knives depending on what I am doing the esee6 is a great place to start.
Great bag and excellent video review!
Sweet, glad you enjoyed it
Yeah but how many bottle openers does it have?
Great review and info. I ended up with both packs. I got the smaller one first and recently ordered the larger pack. One of my sons may inherit one. Not sure if I need both! BTW, nice bible! Would you happen to have a link for it. I'm looking for an EDC bible. I like the NIV version...Thanks!
I hope they take up your suggestions. It looks like a nice pack.
Thanks, I hope so too!
Where was the intro to this video shot?
Had to laugh at 8m35s that you said you have a 70 liter milspec camelbak :-) good vid
Thankful I recovered a few moments later! Lol
LOL I found that hilarious too. I thought I was losing my mind for a sec. I think I'm going to start considering things as "mil-spec" now just for fun.
Make a great day hike bag for sure thanks for sharing atb John
Mountainsmith make some really good looking stuff lately!
High quality
Is that a Steel Will Darkangel you have molled on there? I've been considering that one. You planning to do a review on it? I'd like to hear your thoughts. I know you've done reviews on a couple of their other knives.
It is and it rocks!! Review coming soon. One of my favorite knives I have reviewed recently! Great steel, great grind angle, great ergos, great sheath, I could go one. $136 is a great deal for what you are getting.
+gideonstactical Thanks for the quick reply. I'm not familiar with the steel, so I had concerns about that. I also wasn't sure I'd like the handle material. I'd prefer micarta. But this knife still looks pretty sweet. I think it's at $159 currently. I saw them on sale around Christmas, so hopefully they will have another one.
I'm also interested in some that White River had at the most recent shot show, but they aren't currently available.
+dvolsky914 they are $136 at knifecenter.com and knivesshipsforfree.com
+gideonstactical Oh, fantastic! Thanks!
Hey Aaron, there is now a women’s version of this pack. Any chance you and your wife can tag team a review of it? Thanks :)
Awesome video man, I just got a question, do you know if there is any way to take the neoprene flap out of the pack? I want to use it as a hiking pack and i think it could take some needed space. Thanks for making such nice videos.
Orlando Mireles thanks for watching I guess you could cut it out but it doesn't cause any spacial issues
Perfect, thanks for the recomendation
would love to see a review of the eberlestock v69 destroyer
I will look into it.
Are the waist pads stowable?
not sure if you do viewer knife review requests but was wondering if you could check out the spyderco aqua salt and if possible do a knife review. it is made out of h1 steel and will never rust( supposedly) but might end up to be a great camp/survival/tactical knife for wet weather or high humidity areas. but would love to see you do a review on it and others might find it appealing too sense it is supposedly low maintenance and rustproof
+booshwaa2 I will look into it. Thanks!
Very tempted to get one! A friend has the Drift and they're up on Massdrop right now. By the way, what shirt are you wearing? I've been looking for a light nylon button up and yours looks promising. Thanks!
Hey Aaron, I bought this pack after watching your review but there is now a women's specific version of the mountainsmith tour that I'm considering buying. Any chance you can do another collab review and get your wife to try it out? :)
Just bought one with the strapettes becuase of this video. I got the dark camo one. wanted the hops color but no one had them
i would think the strappettes make it a better pack, even easier to carry?
The godfather of all fanny packs. Looks really comfortable. Day trip bag only?
It is awesome, day hikes only in my mind.
You wouldn’t want it to be an overnight pack... way to small. Even the Day lumbar pack isn’t good for that. Dayhikes or edc only really.
You referenced you put you IPad mini in there. It looks like an iPad Air would fit, would you be able to confirm? Great video and review, stumbled on this looking for a review but now subscribe, thanks again.
how does this compare to the maxpedtion sabercat, i was really hyped for my sabercat but its been very disapointing ei clunky and complicated
This is easy, flexible, and lightweight. $58 for most colors on amazon right now. Check the link. I am in love and going to be using it this weekend one a very aggressive hike.
Tank you Thank you. Finally found the right bag
Glad I could help!
70 liter bladder?
I was suprised when I saw the GSO 5.1 instead of the Esee 6 lol!
Love the pack though, for $60 that's not a bad deal!
Both awesome
do u like this better than the Day Lumbar pack?
Do you or anyone else have any experience with this pack and the Maxpedition Versipack? I'm looking for a comparison.
What is the manufacture name of the small edc meds pack you briefly show? Thx!
+Greg Fischbeck WHTacical.com great stuff, review on the pack in my pouches and packs playlist.
This is an interesting insight into another culture, bible in one pocket pistol in another. Distracted me from the bag review somewhat.
I am sorry for the mistake in my last message. It is the Mora Garbeerg.
It looks like the waist belt could be removed? Wiould be nice if it could be removed. Can anyone confirm that?
I'm actually looking at the Day Lumbar Pack and the Strapettes, which makes me also think that I should get one of their duffel bags that can use the Strapettes. Could possibly drop either of the shoulder straps to reduce some weight.
Maybe I'm just being greedy and actually just the Day Lumbar Pack with its shoulder strap would be more than enough for stabilisation with heavier loads.
Edit: I have hesitated to buy the Day Lumbar Pack (I really, really like it a lot for its versatility) because I cannot seem to make it substitute my day backpack in my main backpack + day backpack + tiny waist pack travel combo. In all my circumstances, the tiny waist pack (with all my passport and valuables) is always either on my waist or chest, so it's not something I can drop.
you could have dumped a maxpedition fatty pocket organizer in that front pouch...or a velcro tech panel....
I don’t understand reinventing the backpack. Backpacks work completely fine.
I am looking for something like this for hunting but would like back pack straps instead of the shoulder strap. Can you recommend something like that?
Did you watch the whole video? They make that exact thing and I show it in the video.
+gideonstactical I'm sorry I should have been more detailed. I carry about 20lbs while hunting and wasn't sure those straps would offer enough support. How much weight did you test them with and for how long?
+J Th I got you. 25lbs would be around its max load out.
+gideonstactical awesome. Thanks for all your hard work!!
+J Th thanks, it's for viewers like you that make the time and effort worth it!
I like this pack.....I can see this pairing very well with the Hill People chest rig. Think of all the on the fly go options you could have if you had both loaded out in your car......PAPA DUKES
Totally!!
+gideonstactical Hmmm.,don't know why this posted twice
Check out zpacks for a hip belt pocket.
Great Review! I'm thinking of buying one, and I sought out your review, because you always do a great through job! Thank you!
what about the larger one?
Just taller
Also, I dare say, “amazon” is probably antithetical to everything you value....I see this quite often with those of the same ‘fold’ .... promoting purchases on amazon,, empowering the machine to destroy everything they believe in....unfortunately TH-cam is the same, so I am not ‘throwing stones’....but at the very least people should purchase local or specific vendors instead of amazon....
Just a thought....great review! I’d appreciate some basic camo colors in these fantastic packs....
Suggestions for similar packs?
There are not a lot and in my experience they don't compete, but maxpedition saber cat, and kelty makes one that is about it.
+gideonstactical id be very interested in an updated version
GSO 5.1, nice!
Great review. Thanks
Great Channel & Reviews Puerto Rico.
CORDURAなんだ💡
ほしいけど結構デカいんだね。
うーん、、、悩む🤔
you make me feels like I really have to get one..I'm a hiking freak..
AWESOME pure KIKASS REVIEW AND U SIR HAVE GOOD TASTE IN COLOR SCHEMES, THATS THE SAME COLOR IAM MOST PROBABLY GONNA ORDER!!
Butt packs dosn't really make any sense without a harness. A huge miss to not include at least ability to use it with one.
Also no way this can be comfortable to carry as a messenger bag. To bulky for low loads and too heavy if properly loaded.
No more Cordura fabric on the new model
Cool review.
+Dave Katz Thanks
Excellent video! thank You!!!
Nutn would totally EDC this
Haha, heck ya
I really don't understand why they only have one waist pocket. WHY ONLY ONE!?
Haha no idea!
Nice! Thanks 4 the share!
it will not hold canteens
Reminds me of a paintball pod pack
Bibles and firearms! Nice
610, cuz 500 is for squares. thats why kifaru was made
moose drool ?
What ever happened to turn the other cheek, lol.
ah its just my firearm, wowww , some people cary a walet and Im just having my firearm as part of my essential go to, everyday accessorise.... geese
Why on earth did I buy one of these? I’m going to look like an idiot. I’ll share a bag with someone who stocks theirs with a Bible, a gun, and a multitool. It’s game over for me. I had every chance to dress like a normal adult, but now I’ll tote around this bizarre fanny pack
Yeah loud music loud music loud music yeah. Man I love those intros with the loud music..😣
what?! 15 minutes? 'Comfortability'?!?!?! What the hell happened to English language? What's wrong with 'comfort'?
I like it but it's an ass pack they should include a shoulder strap as well
Very good review; you lost me with the bible.
I've heard you misuse "pick your poison" before. Just thought you should know "pick your poison" is a reference to alcohol. Since alcohol was considered poison way back in the day. What type of alcohol or "poison" do you prefer? Even today, the phrase is normally used to reference two things that will harm you, like cigarettes or energy drinks, not between two back packs. But I guess rules doesn't matter these days since you can use whatever restroom you want according to how you feel inside.
Or you could ponder the hypocrisy behind criticizing bathroom rules while policing outdated grammar.
@@danmount33 not even grammar, colloquialisms. 🙄
nice to ser that you are a christian beliver
Bible!
Looks terribly awkward and uncomfortable. Not for me.