5.11 Tactical RUSH72 Backpack
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The large-capacity 5.11 Tactical RUSH72 Tactical Backpack is a full-sized day pack with a wealth of practical uses, from hiking and camping, to business trips and vacations, to training at the range and survival preparation as a bug-out bag. The 5.11 Tactical RUSH72 Backpack’s ultra-tough 1050D nylon body is built for hardcore use and abuse, and is treated with a water-repellent PUx2 coating on the main body; the 210D inside pocket flaps and bags are also treated for water-resistance. Adjustable, dual density closed-cell foam shoulder straps with Duraflex™ hardware provide all-say comfort even with heavy loads, and the generous web platform on three sides allows attachment for multiple accessories. Top grab handle; three mesh interior organizing pockets; one fabric pocket with zippered pull-cords; one interior stuff-pocket with draw cord; large metal grommet drainage holes on bottom of pack; large, external shove-it pocket; two exterior, side, gusseted zippered pockets; four compression strap (two each side); Top exterior crescent-shaped organization pocket with mesh interior zippered pocket; top, quick-access non-scratching fleece-lined sunglass pocket; exterior administrative organizational pocketYKK® self-repairing nylon coil #8 and #10 zippers; 1" Velcro® hook and loop closures. 23"H x 13.5"L x 8.5"D; 2,639 cubic inch main compartment.
Sizing:
- Sized for a 3-day trek
Features:
- Water resistant
- Front section includes an organizer panel with multiple mesh compartments
Cabelas
Designed by special-operations veteran Kyle Lamb, this three-day pack offers any-mission versatility and feature-packed performance for professional operators. Its mission-customizable storage system features two large compartments at front and rear, each with a compression strap system that adjusts the storage size. The front section has a gear-organizing panel with multiple zippered pockets, a key fob and a radio/magazine pocket with hook-and-loop security straps. The rear storage section also has multiple zippered pockets and a large, built-in cinch-closed pocket. Two full-length side pockets offer easy storage for water bottles. MOLLE-compatible webbing on the front, sides and straps for attaching mission-specific 5.11 SlickStick® accessory pouches. Fleece-lined eyewear pocket. Padded waistbelt stows in concealed pockets. Padded shoulder straps and built-in hip pads. Adjustable sternum strap. Reinforced hydration reservoir pocket. Heavy-duty nylon carry handle at top. Name tape and flag holder. Imported.
Dimensions: 23"H x 15"W x 8"D.
Colors: Black, Flat Dark Earth, Tac OD Green.
Dimensions: 23"H x 15"W x 8"D.
Colors: Black, Flat Dark Earth, Tac OD Green.
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Positive Reviews:
Gold Standard of Bug Out Bags
Simply the best bug out bag on the market. You will not find anything better when you look at price, fit, capacity, MOLLE attachment points, and available compatible MOLLE attachments. In fact, I've only seen one other manufacturer put out a bug out bag which would qualify as a worthy runner-up. In terms of price, I look at it this way: you are paying for a real bug out bag here. You can live out of this thing for well beyond 72 hours. This bag is easy to put on your back and carry a good amount of gear comfortably. When it comes to MOLLE attachment points, more is more, and no one has more than the Rush 72. Side attachments can be double decked on the side pockets. Square MOLLE bags can be attached to the bottom of the pack and to the outside of the organizer compartment. Velcro straps can then be used to attach stuff sacks to these points. Bug out bag meets Lego set; it doesn't get much better than that. If you're looking to buy a bug out bag, I can not emphasize enough to buy a real one and not a toy, and buying a real bug out bag means buying the Rush 72.
72 rush
great b.o.b., well ( not american) made, roomy, sturdy, suits my purpose to a t, would like the zippers to be heavyer, i.m.o. time will tell on durability.
72 hour rush
It is the best price for the size
Negative Reviews:
Worst Pack Yet
I took this pack out for a 3 day backpacking trip, just like the pack implies. The strap system is the worst of any pack I have used. The waist belt does not carry any of the weight and no matter what I did could not get it to work. This transferred all weight directly to the shoulders. I had to cut the trip short due to the amount if pain this pack caused. I have used many different packs and hiked many long miles of trails and this one was the worst. The pack looks awesome and has plenty of room but don't just ever expect to put it on.
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