Great video ! Straight to the point showing functionality not just opening a bag and showing all the empty pockets (usually leaving one with a not so sure feeling um will this fit , will that fit ??? ). I was able to see the features , learn about hidden pockets and the setup you have to start with (keeping in mind no pouches included, it’s meant for you to build your own to your custom needs)..which in my opinion is ****ing awesome...however it’s gonna hit you back at the checkout stand. It a no brainer...I want one . Btw, Thanks for posting your video on you tube buddy . You saved me a ton of trial and error/returns ect to find that perfect bug out out bag , appreciate it buddy 🤙🏼.
Oh yeh, I forgot to include a tip that might work for folks needing camo more than the colors currently offered. I suggest getting the green and attaching the natural camo via the environment your in when needed. Very similar to weaving small branches with leaves ect to a natural weave in Guille suit . Given you can attach from so many angles and points it’s quite possible and doubles to give you flexiblity to be low key as well by simply pulling the vegetation out and continuing on your merry way. Regular molle doesn’t really work for this application due to the lack of attachment angles/points leaving you unconvincingly comprimized . I tried it out and it worked out amazingly well. I suggest purchasing a second Molle slab so one is for natural environment/camo fastening and one is for attaching Molle pouches that is to spec tight and right . Damage may occur due to possible stretching or slight damage from sticks , leaves , thorny bushes and or brush so having a spare on deck could prove very handy . Hope this tip helps put a few . Happy holidays and god bless 🙏🏼.
Regular molle doesn't work in the standard carry positions (vertical or horizontal) given in a backpack at all! So true. BUT molle isn't in standard carry positions in a sling pack where molle is at somewhat more ergonomic angles suited for CCW (as is the hex grid system as well). So to me for a backpack the hex grid system a ingenious as it is doesn't work in a BACKpack because to access anything you have to doff the backpack (useless in a need to retrieve situation); now in a chest rig that's quite a different story which is perfect for retrieval of must have items. For me a backpack with molle is great because of more carry options but in itself not good at all either. A backpack with molle and a small CCW sling pack front worn is ideal for SHTF, evac, social unrest, and hostile bug out situations. I still love the hex system so maybe the solution is a chest rig and molle diagonal attachable CCW bag as shown a recent Gideon's Tactical video covering AMP packs.
I really like mine. I keep a few M.R.E.'s, ammo, Glock 23, clothes and camelback in mine. Still have more room for more stuff. Been meaning to get the admin pouch for it. Im gathering my first aid kit together.
@@bengillis7503 I'm not sure on that. Tomorrow Ill take a look at that. I think you would be able to. The only reason I say that is because 2 inches is what they say, but maybe over 2 inches might put stress on the stitching. If not immediately, then over time it might. Ill take a look tomorrow morning and see if it can. Im curious. I keep mine in the truck so that when I need to go in a hurry, I have it ready to go when I go on patrol last minute or if I have to stay for a longer shift I'm ready for it.
@@bengillis7503 ok, I got ya. I can test that. I have a Ruger Precision 6.5 Creedmoor and it has a folding stock on it. I can test that and I think that will give some better and accurate results.
@@bengillis7503 Sorry it took me so long. I was able to get it to fit but i was a stuggle. I think that if you did it would over time or maybe even just 1 hike out the stitching would break. I was able to do it and get it to fit but i wouldnt recommend it for longevity of the backpack and stitching. Maybe if its double stitching then it would hold up better.
SUBBED. I love the hex grid system for customization. Perfect. For me not having molle or pals and 500D is a no buy. A MUST BUY are the chest rigs also perfect with the hex grid system. I love the 5.11 RUSH packs and Maxpedition packs which I own. Leaning towards getting a Maxpedition Gyrfalcon and/or 5.11 AMP Carrier (love that hex grid!) and a 5.11 MOAB 6. I see a lot of possibilities in different conditions with this mix up. Thanks for the great review!
@@minutemanproductions8029 here's something you're missing inside the 5.11 AMP 72 Ranger Green that I highly recommend storing: 1 (U.S.A) Condor Outdoor Arsenal Knife Carry Case in Black or OD (Olive Drab) Green filled with either 6 of same Spring Assisted Folding Pocket Knives or 6 different array/variety of Spring Assisted Folding Pocket Knives at the ready as backup(s) 4 your main/primary knife (Fixed Blade or Spring Assisted Folding Pocket)!
@@minutemanproductions8029 here's some other things 2 store inside your 5.11 AMP 72 Ranger Green that I highly recommend: 1 Humvee Adventure Gear 10×25 Compact Binocular Digital Camo, 1 Red Rock Outdoor Gear 2-Piece Foldable Shovel with Pick, 1 Rothco Deluxe Camp Axe
@@minutemanproductions8029 at least 1nce ya have the stuff that I highly recommend inside your 5.11 AMP 72 Ranger Green you'll better prepared/even more ready than be4!
Is there not a hydration bladder pocket behind the backing panel? And what are the small clips about two inches above the waist belt? They’re on the side near the grab handle.
Sorry I forgot to mention there is a hydration bladder pocket on the back panel just like the rush bags, and inside the hydration pocket there are two loops near the bottom to keep a laptop from hitting the ground. And those small clips on the side are part of the compression strap, you hook the compression straps inside those clips and it compresses the rifle case portion.
I haven't taken it on a long trek so I'm not sure about how comfortable it would be but I assume it's not as comfortable as a kelty because it's more designed for tactical purposes instead of just backpacking
@@minutemanproductions8029 they claim its a all mission pack i have herd mixed reviews on the comfort. Like the back panel is horrible . It looks funky it sticks out like 2” from the pack . And there back panels on all there packs are extremely rigid .
@@minutemanproductions8029 Damn, it looks slim tho, not bulky at all. I still might use it and get the amp 10 for edc. Do you think black looks better or tungsten?
Great video ! Straight to the point showing functionality not just opening a bag and showing all the empty pockets (usually leaving one with a not so sure feeling um will this fit , will that fit ??? ). I was able to see the features , learn about hidden pockets and the setup you have to start with (keeping in mind no pouches included, it’s meant for you to build your own to your custom needs)..which in my opinion is ****ing awesome...however it’s gonna hit you back at the checkout stand. It a no brainer...I want one . Btw, Thanks for posting your video on you tube buddy . You saved me a ton of trial and error/returns ect to find that perfect bug out out bag , appreciate it buddy 🤙🏼.
Thank you very much sir!
Oh yeh, I forgot to include a tip that might work for folks needing camo more than the colors currently offered. I suggest getting the green and attaching the natural camo via the environment your in when needed. Very similar to weaving small branches with leaves ect to a natural weave in Guille suit . Given you can attach from so many angles and points it’s quite possible and doubles to give you flexiblity to be low key as well by simply pulling the vegetation out and continuing on your merry way. Regular molle doesn’t really work for this application due to the lack of attachment angles/points leaving you unconvincingly comprimized . I tried it out and it worked out amazingly well. I suggest purchasing a second Molle slab so one is for natural environment/camo fastening and one is for attaching Molle pouches that is to spec tight and right . Damage may occur due to possible stretching or slight damage from sticks , leaves , thorny bushes and or brush so having a spare on deck could prove very handy . Hope this tip helps put a few . Happy holidays and god bless 🙏🏼.
Thank you very much, good tips
Regular molle doesn't work in the standard carry positions (vertical or horizontal) given in a backpack at all! So true. BUT molle isn't in standard carry positions in a sling pack where molle is at somewhat more ergonomic angles suited for CCW (as is the hex grid system as well). So to me for a backpack the hex grid system a ingenious as it is doesn't work in a BACKpack because to access anything you have to doff the backpack (useless in a need to retrieve situation); now in a chest rig that's quite a different story which is perfect for retrieval of must have items. For me a backpack with molle is great because of more carry options but in itself not good at all either. A backpack with molle and a small CCW sling pack front worn is ideal for SHTF, evac, social unrest, and hostile bug out situations. I still love the hex system so maybe the solution is a chest rig and molle diagonal attachable CCW bag as shown a recent Gideon's Tactical video covering AMP packs.
I really like mine. I keep a few M.R.E.'s, ammo, Glock 23, clothes and camelback in mine. Still have more room for more stuff. Been meaning to get the admin pouch for it. Im gathering my first aid kit together.
Jacob W how much give does the back pocket have? The specs say it is only 2” deep. Can I squeeze in something 4” thick?
@@bengillis7503 I'm not sure on that. Tomorrow Ill take a look at that. I think you would be able to. The only reason I say that is because 2 inches is what they say, but maybe over 2 inches might put stress on the stitching. If not immediately, then over time it might. Ill take a look tomorrow morning and see if it can. Im curious. I keep mine in the truck so that when I need to go in a hurry, I have it ready to go when I go on patrol last minute or if I have to stay for a longer shift I'm ready for it.
Jacob W thanks. I’m hoping it will accommodate a folding stock.
@@bengillis7503 ok, I got ya. I can test that. I have a Ruger Precision 6.5 Creedmoor and it has a folding stock on it. I can test that and I think that will give some better and accurate results.
@@bengillis7503 Sorry it took me so long. I was able to get it to fit but i was a stuggle. I think that if you did it would over time or maybe even just 1 hike out the stitching would break. I was able to do it and get it to fit but i wouldnt recommend it for longevity of the backpack and stitching. Maybe if its double stitching then it would hold up better.
Thats a sweet pack & great set up you have. I think I found my next pack. Thanks for the video.
Thank you!
How much does your pack weigh fully loaded?
Wow!! Nice pack, I can put my Mossberg Shockwave in it.
SUBBED.
I love the hex grid system for customization. Perfect.
For me not having molle or pals and 500D is a no buy. A MUST BUY are the chest rigs also perfect with the hex grid system.
I love the 5.11 RUSH packs and Maxpedition packs which I own.
Leaning towards getting a Maxpedition Gyrfalcon and/or 5.11 AMP Carrier (love that hex grid!) and a 5.11 MOAB 6. I see a lot of possibilities in different conditions with this mix up.
Thanks for the great review!
Thanks very much!
@@minutemanproductions8029 here's something you're missing inside the 5.11 AMP 72 Ranger Green that I highly recommend storing: 1 (U.S.A) Condor Outdoor Arsenal Knife Carry Case in Black or OD (Olive Drab) Green filled with either 6 of same Spring Assisted Folding Pocket Knives or 6 different array/variety of Spring Assisted Folding Pocket Knives at the ready as backup(s) 4 your main/primary knife (Fixed Blade or Spring Assisted Folding Pocket)!
@@minutemanproductions8029 here's some other things 2 store inside your 5.11 AMP 72 Ranger Green that I highly recommend: 1 Humvee Adventure Gear 10×25 Compact Binocular Digital Camo, 1 Red Rock Outdoor Gear 2-Piece Foldable Shovel with Pick, 1 Rothco Deluxe Camp Axe
@@minutemanproductions8029 at least 1nce ya have the stuff that I highly recommend inside your 5.11 AMP 72 Ranger Green you'll better prepared/even more ready than be4!
Nice backpack and nice gear bro
Thanks man much appreciated
TBH it does have a slight MOLLE attachment with the Hex grid.
He must've forgotten b/c he moved it to the inside. Still not your typical molle look though.
Is there not a hydration bladder pocket behind the backing panel? And what are the small clips about two inches above the waist belt? They’re on the side near the grab handle.
Sorry I forgot to mention there is a hydration bladder pocket on the back panel just like the rush bags, and inside the hydration pocket there are two loops near the bottom to keep a laptop from hitting the ground. And those small clips on the side are part of the compression strap, you hook the compression straps inside those clips and it compresses the rifle case portion.
@@minutemanproductions8029 is that Pack of yours Solution Dyed Ranger Green?
@@jaredwiggins4729 no it just came like that
@@minutemanproductions8029 just checking
Is their a pocket for a plate?
Great Video. Will a larger sleeping bag fit in the Amp72?
Thank you! It will fit but there won’t be much room for other items
This was a great informative video.
Do you think I could fit a steyr aug and the barrel removed in the rifle section?
Thank you, I think the max length on the rifle compartment is 26 in
Nice video! What color is that bag? Ranger green?
Thanks man! the color is tungsten grey
I have herd these packs are uncomfortable to carry on a trek . How is your pack doing ?
I haven't taken it on a long trek so I'm not sure about how comfortable it would be but I assume it's not as comfortable as a kelty because it's more designed for tactical purposes instead of just backpacking
@@minutemanproductions8029 they claim its a all mission pack i have herd mixed reviews on the comfort. Like the back panel is horrible . It looks funky it sticks out like 2” from the pack . And there back panels on all there packs are extremely rigid .
Check out first tactical back pack they are way more comfortable
I know I’m late to the party, but if you take out the frame sheet, the bag is WAY more comfortable for rucking long term!
@@sneakerteach2856 I haven out ever sheet out of all there backs I own
Nice
I'm afraid, that the velcro back inside has padding, which means, that if something spills out, the material suck-in the liquid and ruin the pack.
Yes that is something to be aware of, I would be careful to make any food or drink inside the bag completely airtight
Under the top mesh pocket there is another pocket hidden
Does this look to big for an edc bag ?
Yes a little too big, it looks like a hiking bag
@@minutemanproductions8029 Damn, it looks slim tho, not bulky at all. I still might use it and get the amp 10 for edc. Do you think black looks better or tungsten?
Can this bag carry a tent externally?
Not really but if you get creative with the straps you could make it work
I see thanks for the response
@@helloworld7527 no prob anytime
Too much patriotism but good video and bag overall