Alice Pack BOB_72 hour pack Part 1

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  • Here is a description of my Alice pack Bug out Bag or 72 hour pack. I plan on buggin in, however you never know when you may have to leave your house for things such as wildfires, hazardous material spills, natural disasters or other man made disasters. I am always changing and upgrading my pack, contents and setups. I have used the Alice pack for years as well as many other packs, I keep returning to the Alice pack as my pack of choice due to its versatality.
    I have slightly modified my pack to make it more comfortable by using the Molle II straps and hip belt. I have also added the Molle II Modular Sleep System Carrier for my sleeping gear.
    I use this pack for other things as well such as for Civil Air Patrol extended missions, 2-5 day trips, and some overnight trips. Depending on what I will be doing is how I will load it out.

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  • @Bushy556
    @Bushy556 12 років тому +2

    I have the MSS also and the green patrol bag is more like a 40 degree bag.

  • @mason3064
    @mason3064 10 років тому +4

    I'm wrapping up my freshman year of highschool and I've been using a ALICE pack to hold all of my gear so I don't waste time having to go to my locker which is on the third floor and most of my classes are on the first floor.
    the other reason why is because one of my MCJROTC buddies also uses one. you don't want to use the Japanese made ALICE pack cause they will just fall apart. so you're going to want to get the US made ones

  • @addonwalker4249
    @addonwalker4249 11 років тому +1

    Those things are tough as hell. Used to live out of them for months at a time. My modern pack leaves a bit to be desired. That bitch "Alice", stands up on its butt making for easy access with the L frame and makes a decent chair back. The newer packs just roll and flop around like a dead fish. If you use it for a chair back or try and stand it upright it will either fall over or get mudded/sticker'd up in the wrong places. With a winter bag hanger the Alice is a bit more to struggle.

  • @kan-zee
    @kan-zee 12 років тому +1

    What is the Average Weight of a BOB ?Military average ranges in 50-75lbs.
    Cheers ;-))

  • @Skills2survive
    @Skills2survive  15 років тому +2

    I started with the large, and found that I packed it way too full. So I down sized to the medium, made the small modifications and its much more comfortable, and I can still pack more stuff in it.

  • @GearReviewDepot
    @GearReviewDepot 3 роки тому +1

    11 YEARS AGO!!!?? WOW! This is an oldie.

    • @Skills2survive
      @Skills2survive  3 роки тому

      Oh yes. 😳. I have taken slot of videos down lately, but some I have left. 🤷🏼‍♂️

    • @Skills2survive
      @Skills2survive  3 роки тому

      A lot has changed since making this one too. 😁

  • @Skills2survive
    @Skills2survive  12 років тому +1

    Military Poncho

  • @SamsGarageSale
    @SamsGarageSale 13 років тому +2

    Nice pack set up. Good informative video

  • @Skills2survive
    @Skills2survive  14 років тому

    @irishgotee
    WOW !!! $250 for a frame for an Alice Pack?? Thats ridiculous ! I would like to see that, do you have a link? The frame the pack comes with is ok, you can drill out the rivots and put in screws with locking washes and nuts and it holds up better. There also used to be some plastic type frames out there for them, but I dont think they make them anymore.

  • @sgtdarkness1
    @sgtdarkness1 14 років тому

    One thing you might want to add is x-lax (unless I missed it in the vid) 'cause those MREs will stop you up quick. Plus if you're an old gunney like myself, you HAVE to pack your daily meds also..........hell getting near 60, let me tell you. Thanks for the vid my friend, good info.

  • @Skills2survive
    @Skills2survive  14 років тому

    @nroc13
    Medium is what I would go with, however the frame is the same size for the Medium and large. However if you are shorter, I wouldnt want to get the bigger pack and load it down only to find out that you cant carry it good. So i would go with the medium.

  • @Skills2survive
    @Skills2survive  14 років тому

    They attach just like the alice do. The alice pack has attachment points, you just feed the molle straps through the attachment point. The straps, sleep carrier and hip belt are a different story. They take a bit on rigging but will fit fine if done properly.

  • @Skills2survive
    @Skills2survive  14 років тому

    The modifications are up to you. I made the mods because it was more comfortable and I use the pack for other things. If you use the pack for other things, I would suggest the modifications.

  • @bizzarrogeorge
    @bizzarrogeorge 13 років тому +1

    Thank you for being the first prepper I've seen on UA-cam who condenses his MRE's by opening up the main bag, and stripping out all the useless cardboard each meal component is wrapped in.

  • @johndoe-cr3eu
    @johndoe-cr3eu Рік тому

    I have a large ALICE pack. The guy from Mystery Ranch says they have one that is twice as big but it is $600. I got a waterproof liner for my ALICE PACK. I looked at a smaller Mystery Ranch and it was very well made, it appeared. My theory is fill it up, bug out and start shedding excess.

  • @loribit85
    @loribit85 13 років тому

    @ToastAndSausage I don't know about the alice pack featured in the video, but mine definitely isn't, assuming it ever was. That's why you're issued drysacks to stick inside the main compartment. I suppose you could also find smaller waterproof pouches to stick inside the three external compartments. You can somewhat improve the waterproofing of the pack itself by using the right Nikwax product on the outside of the pack, but it will eventually wear off after a while.

  • @Skills2survive
    @Skills2survive  12 років тому

    @Roturo8
    You are trying to shoot a rifle while wearing the pack?
    Drop the pack and then shoot. That will be the easiest thing to do.

  • @Skills2survive
    @Skills2survive  13 років тому

    @BrianWilsonJacob
    I am packing the one bag and bivy. Not all 3 bags. The total weight for the bag and bivy is less than 4lbs together.

  • @irishgotee
    @irishgotee 14 років тому

    @charper3006 One other question would it be a good idea to waterproof the inside of my alice pack with plasti dip it's a spray on or brush on rubber, to waterproof and protect the interior stiching? Just a thought.

  • @Brimshae
    @Brimshae 14 років тому

    Good deal. Two notes about MREs, though.
    1> You can save a lot of space on MREs if you remove the outer bag.
    2> However, they do not store quite as long. Not important if you're already on the move, but the outer pouch does slightly increase the shelf-life.

  • @TheInvisibleOne1026
    @TheInvisibleOne1026 13 років тому

    Do you carry this in your car? What happens if you're at work or out some where (for me which is 90% of the time) and an EMP makes all vechiles inopperable? I don't understand people that keep their bags at home, doesn't make sense to me.

  • @daemon123ify
    @daemon123ify 12 років тому

    @charper3006 something even easier and more safe to do if in an ambush is to fall onto you back with the backback on and the rifle between your legs ready to shoot. but that is if you are in an ambush generally

  • @irishgotee
    @irishgotee 14 років тому

    Help. I'm looking into buying a new and improved frame for my large alice pack. found two very nice frames both run about $250, the N.I.C.E frame or the Aruc frame.

  • @myfj401974
    @myfj401974 14 років тому

    ok I give up, I google, molle 2 pack replacement straps and can't find anything. Do you have a part number and a web site so i can do the same chance. thanks...

  • @donniebrite9170
    @donniebrite9170 6 років тому +1

    I also custom made a frame from PVC and extended the bottom, added a shelf to fit my tent and sleeping bag, also a travel hammock, I also wrapped and made webbing on the shelf with parachord in a jam I made it to where I can still undo it for extra rope

  • @Skills2survive
    @Skills2survive  13 років тому

    @05MagnumSXT
    I am glad it helped you bro. Make a video of it when you get it put together...

  • @OutdoorAesthetics
    @OutdoorAesthetics 13 років тому

    The weight is supposed to be taken on the hip not the shoulders they just keep it up right

  • @traxxas328
    @traxxas328 13 днів тому

    I watched this probably 10+ years ago, and here I am again for a bit of nostalgia! Your videos inspired me to get my own Alice back then, still have it to this day!

    • @Skills2survive
      @Skills2survive  13 днів тому +1

      Awesome !! I’m glad I could help. This is definitely an old video for sure !! Thanks for watching!! 👍👍

  • @TheWarhead3
    @TheWarhead3 14 років тому

    @MurderByFluoride it is really all on what the person with the pack likes like me i cant stand the frame it hurts my back

  • @0122358
    @0122358 14 років тому

    Hey Charp, if you wanted too, could you carry the ALICE pack with belly band in conjunction with your LBE if you had to?

  • @0122358
    @0122358 14 років тому

    finally i found someone else like me who strips the cardboard and stuff we dont eat out to fit 2-3 meals in one bag....

  • @TheWarhead3
    @TheWarhead3 14 років тому

    @MurderByFluoride from what i see yes but you can modify it to what you like so there is really no right way

  • @Skills2survive
    @Skills2survive  13 років тому

    @rdawg0000
    If you have a Large Alice, you cannot use it without the frame.

  • @Skills2survive
    @Skills2survive  14 років тому

    @05MagnumSXT
    Thanks man. I love my alice pack.
    I like your videos too.

  • @Skills2survive
    @Skills2survive  11 років тому +1

    I agree. The old Alice is a good pack. Thanks for watching

  • @Ficktao
    @Ficktao 14 років тому

    How did you attach the MOLLE system pouches on the Alice?? (They seem incompatible to me)

  • @BHSGUY2012
    @BHSGUY2012 14 років тому

    hey man check out my allice pack vid and let me know what u think of my setup

  • @Skills2survive
    @Skills2survive  14 років тому

    @MurderByFluoride
    I agree. They are much better with the frame.

  • @LLschoolJ2
    @LLschoolJ2 14 років тому

    are these pack suitable for backpacking trips
    im geting one from sportsmen guide

  • @Skills2survive
    @Skills2survive  14 років тому

    @0122358
    Yes, you can however it is a little uncomfortable.

  • @woodscraftlindsay789
    @woodscraftlindsay789 3 роки тому

    Such limited thinking 72 hrs my bag is the same I pack for life in the woods home where you make it

  • @Skills2survive
    @Skills2survive  13 років тому

    @ToastAndSausage
    Is what waterproof? The bag?

  • @Trogiss
    @Trogiss 14 років тому

    should I buy a medium or large Alice pack for a 24-hour pack?

  • @TheXJthatCould
    @TheXJthatCould 13 років тому

    @rdawg0000 blood for real! bet that has a story behind it!

  • @Skills2survive
    @Skills2survive  14 років тому

    @Quadmachine0
    Barrow Co. GA156 Georgia

  • @Robbob9933
    @Robbob9933 13 років тому

    @charper3006 Yes you can, you may not want to however.

  • @usmchs2993
    @usmchs2993 8 років тому +1

    I took the assault pack off the CFP90 and placed it on my lg alice pack.
    this makes for a great scouting bag after you set up camp,Plus it gives
    Woodland Camo to the packs back. And of course the molle shoulder
    straps and kidney belt. Plus do a paracord grab handle double thick.

    • @Skills2survive
      @Skills2survive  8 років тому

      I have a pack from the CFP 90. Never thought about attaching that to the Alice. I will have to try that.

  • @Skills2survive
    @Skills2survive  14 років тому

    Thanks. Yep it works much better.

  • @Skills2survive
    @Skills2survive  13 років тому

    @Jdog5785
    Yes, in my opinion.

  • @tyronewalker5764
    @tyronewalker5764 4 роки тому

    I think they're better than what you find in REI.

  • @Quadmachine0
    @Quadmachine0 14 років тому

    Nice video, which CAP squadron are you from?

  • @MrHonea14
    @MrHonea14 12 років тому

    thats what the quick release straps are for

  • @Skills2survive
    @Skills2survive  14 років тому

    @bigtaviles
    I will be doing a video on it soon, its hard to explain. However, I do have a word doc and pics. Stay tuned to my channel and I should get the video up soon.

  • @Skills2survive
    @Skills2survive  14 років тому

    @LLschoolJ2
    Yes as long as you dont overload them. I have used them for years for short backpacking trips. I would suggest getting some better straps and hip belt like I suggested in my other video.

  • @BlueOysterCult89085
    @BlueOysterCult89085 14 років тому

    thx for review , got a few ideas from it

  • @Skills2survive
    @Skills2survive  15 років тому

    @3charter
    Thanks!

  • @Skills2survive
    @Skills2survive  15 років тому

    Thanks for the comment. I too have a CFP90, that I used a few times and found it to be too big, and I bought a Blackhawk Patrol pack as well, but sold it to a friend because I didnt use it. I will however use the cfp90 in winter occassionally.

  • @desertsurvivalist1
    @desertsurvivalist1 12 років тому

    That philosophy is close to mine....buggin' in, but ready to leave if neccessary. I have a feelin I may return to the ALICE if I can get ahold of those MOLLE straps. The extra padding was one reason I upgraded to a MOLLE-style pack...but it didn't have a frame, which is a real downer :/

  • @Skills2survive
    @Skills2survive  14 років тому

    @irishgotee
    You can, however I have never done that. I put all of my stuff in plastic bags. They make a waterproof liner for the Alice packs. You can usually find them for a few dollars online.

  • @Skills2survive
    @Skills2survive  12 років тому

    Yes it will fit complete. You will have a little bit of room left, not a whole lot. Thats why I added the MSS Carrier to the bottom.

  • @Skills2survive
    @Skills2survive  14 років тому

    @nroc13
    If you bought EVERYTHING in that pack, including the molle modifications and all the gear, it would probably run you several hundred dollars. I bought stuff and pieced it together over the years. I am always adding and subtracting items as needed.

  • @Skills2survive
    @Skills2survive  13 років тому

    @gerber23colton
    Different places. Some of the gear I have gotten at military surplus stores, other online. It depends on what piece of gear. I have bought the stuff over the years.

  • @Skills2survive
    @Skills2survive  13 років тому

    @airsoftsurvivalman12
    The "mini" packs are small. They would be ok for a day I would think. Personally, I would go with the medium and not fill it as full if you can.

  • @cbr6864
    @cbr6864 15 років тому

    good job im starting to hate my large alice! every month i have to take some gear out, it allows you to pack too much. but i wouldnt give it up for anything.

  • @Skills2survive
    @Skills2survive  13 років тому

    @fergus5151
    Thanks for watching. I like to eat....LOL I have datrex bars in my GHB, but I want some "real" food in a SHTF situation.

  • @skootermcshooter5969
    @skootermcshooter5969 8 років тому +1

    Got a brand new large A.L.I.C.E. GI issue from ammo can man and added the frame so for about $100 I got a NEW GI markings pack added the military issue e-tool with a military knife/bayonet that has Alice pack clips to attach. LOVE IT!!! Brings me back to the USMC days.

  • @xusmico187
    @xusmico187 Рік тому

    yep the frame was the worst part.

  • @Skills2survive
    @Skills2survive  13 років тому

    @BrianWilsonJacob
    I think its a great setup for the money. A little bulky and heavy when its all together, but still I think its worth it.

  • @FloppaAppreciator
    @FloppaAppreciator 13 років тому

    I reccomend getting a knife for and spoon combonation. They started using them in the civil war its a spoon with a fork on the other and and a knife piece that locks into the fork side covering any sharp ends. I have one and it works great!

  • @Skills2survive
    @Skills2survive  14 років тому

    Thanks. I like the medium, and I try to keep the weight down because I dont want to carry 70+ pounds if I dont have too.

  • @Skills2survive
    @Skills2survive  14 років тому

    I agree.

  • @Skills2survive
    @Skills2survive  14 років тому

    @boomtao
    All molle pouches are compatible with the Alice, they attach just like the alice does.

  • @Skills2survive
    @Skills2survive  14 років тому

    @myfj401974
    I will send you a PM because, for some reason I cant paste links to other websites in the comments section.

  • @MrHonea14
    @MrHonea14 12 років тому

    what kind of poncho is that?

  • @Skills2survive
    @Skills2survive  12 років тому

    @leongaines
    I purchased the straps and hip belt and attached them to the pack. Along with the sleep system carrier.

  • @Skills2survive
    @Skills2survive  13 років тому

    @25foot
    Yes you can. Like I said, I have more than 72 hours of stuff in there. And you can go a week or longer depending on how you pack it.

  • @leongaines
    @leongaines 12 років тому

    Hello, when you mentioned making the molle modifications to the Alice...was this a purchase or did you actually do the sewing of straps to make the mods?

  • @TheWarhead3
    @TheWarhead3 14 років тому

    @sgtdarkness1 yes i agree

  • @Skills2survive
    @Skills2survive  12 років тому

    It depends on the person packing it. I like to keep mine as light as possible. This one weighs about 35-40 lbs.

  • @cbr6864
    @cbr6864 10 років тому

    Love the Alice only problem is its design. The pack was made to ride high pushing the weight into your kidneys

  • @ChasenGunzOutdoors
    @ChasenGunzOutdoors 5 років тому +1

    Keep up the great work. Be blessed

  • @0122358
    @0122358 14 років тому

    @charper3006 I bet...

  • @JimmyGunXD556
    @JimmyGunXD556 13 років тому

    If I could do it over again, I would do this pack with the patrol pack. Nice set up man !

  • @tyronewalker5764
    @tyronewalker5764 2 роки тому

    I've got both!😀

  • @Skills2survive
    @Skills2survive  13 років тому

    @kcrone1
    NO. I dont carry this in my car. I have another GHB for my car.

  • @spartanthree8
    @spartanthree8 13 років тому

    @airsoftsurvivalman12 i have a mini, sometimes called a sniper pack, and i use it to go hunting, its great for small trips like that

  • @Skills2survive
    @Skills2survive  14 років тому

    @sgtdarkness1
    Yes, those mres will stop you up.....LOL
    Thanks for watching.

  • @Skills2survive
    @Skills2survive  12 років тому

    I have thought about that. I will try it out. Thanks for watching

  • @melonlab80
    @melonlab80 12 років тому

    i was wondering is there 1 frame for med and large alice or is there 2 different frames

  • @rcruz003
    @rcruz003 13 років тому

    Damn good video , very informative. Got me rethinkiing my current set up.
    Great tips , thanks for sharing.

  • @Skills2survive
    @Skills2survive  13 років тому

    @AdiroundackPrepper
    Thanks for watching. I agree.

  • @Skills2survive
    @Skills2survive  13 років тому

    @SamsGarageSale
    Thank you. Thanks for watching.

  • @Skills2survive
    @Skills2survive  13 років тому

    @sgt64339
    depends on what you are doing.

  • @kc9pxz
    @kc9pxz 11 років тому

    nice mods my man. Like you i love it but also I go back and forth from the ALICE and the MOLLIE II

  • @Skills2survive
    @Skills2survive  11 років тому

    All Purpose Lightweight Individual Carrying Equipment

  • @Skills2survive
    @Skills2survive  14 років тому

    @Trogiss
    I would go with the medium

  • @willbennett47
    @willbennett47 12 років тому

    I saw a guy stuff a hunting butt pillow behind the frame. Works well

  • @Skills2survive
    @Skills2survive  12 років тому

    1 frame fits both medium and large

  • @MrHonea14
    @MrHonea14 12 років тому

    i meant what kind of material, sorry for the confusion

  • @Skills2survive
    @Skills2survive  13 років тому

    @JimmyGunXD556
    Thanks.