I'd like to know who here is familiar with the Bugout bag. I had a regular bugout bag and recently bought the long range assual

[CPT BRAD]

I'd like to know who here is familiar with the Bugout bag. I had a regular bugout bag and recently bought the long range assualt. I really like them and have had three so far. The reason I bought the long range is that it has 4 outside pockets plus the regular bugout bag. The pockets come in REALLY handy for lights, mags, food, first aid, whatever. The problem is that it is about 6-8 inches deeper than the regular bugout, which when packed out is very heavy. The question is do you have any suggestions for an excellent pack?

[Christian Emter]

what the heck is a Bugout bag.

[sere9501]

Brad, depending on the load you have to carry I like the Blackhawk 3 day assault ruck to carry gear on the trail. I have not used the Bugout bag. Is that an actual model and if so, what company? thanks.

[sere9501]

Also what do you personally consider heavy? 60, 80, 100 pounds?

[CPT BRAD]

If its a day hike I don't like over 30-40 pounds. I like to walk not have my back killing me in 3-4 hours. I like the daypack design vs. the frame pack of course we all know with the ALICE we could carry a lot more and stay comfortable with 50-70 pounds. The point is I'm not a turtle now and don't have to carry my house on my back. I like it at around 40 no more.
To Christian the Bug out bag is what all the PXs here in the south carry and most over seas.

[patch 1010]

Try Eberly stock. Great bags. We use them over in the desert.

[rudyglove27]

"Just One backpacks" combine versatility and performance... Made to go out light and come back heavy, they perform equally well as daypacks or as freighters...(Eberle Stock)!!!

[rudyglove27]

I love it!

[rudyglove27]

I love it!

[rudyglove27]

I love it!

[rudyglove27]

I love it!

[rudyglove27]

I love it!