NSFW Cant find the right 3 day bug out bag(around 2800 cubing inch)

[marc_damron]

I have several bags already but I'm looking for something particular.
I need molle on atleast 1 side for ifak and or bottle carrier. Molle in the front. And the kicker. In the main compartment a full panel of velcro.
Thanks for the help and ideas.

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[jimLE]

first thing that comes with me.get away from the velcro.it makes noise.in which that's a no no when it's in your best intrest to keep quite. silent zipper's. and para cord whereever their needed.

Here's why i say that.lets say your buging out.and you stop to get something out of the bag.chance's are someone could be 300 to 500 feet away.they'll hear the velcro in a area where things are very quite.

 

[marc_damron]

The reason for the velcro panel is so I can configure the bag the way I want with different sizes of pouches.

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[BillMasen]

511 Rush 72 ?? https://www.511tactical.com/rush-72-backpack.html
3342 Cu In

or

511 Rush 24 https://www.511tactical.com/rush-24-backpack.html
2275 Cu In

 

[marc_damron]

Already looked at all the 511 bags. There is no velcro in the main compartment

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[Kevin L]

What kind of environment do you live in?

I think waterproof drybag knapsacks are the way to go.

You could swim with such a packpack, and everything inside will stay dry.

The above example is 55 Liters.

Medication, food, clothing, ammo, and guns will all stay dry even if you fall into the ocean with this thing.

There are many more models that might be more to your taste, if you don't like this one. I found the above image on Amazon.

Just search "drybag knapsack", and see what comes up.

 

[BillMasen]

I hate shoot me tape AKA Velcro, its a bloody liability in hostile situations, but good luck with your search.

 

[jimLE]

well marc.i hope that you find what you need in velcro.i just remembered.you might be able to buy strips of velcro at a wal mart.or sewing store.then sew them into place.

Here's something else to think about when keeping silent..
lets say your out huntibg deer.one thing they don't need to hear is velcto.same thing when in a serious/ situation. where you need to keep quite and not seen.

 

[Proud Prepper]

What you need is this on your bags.
http://soldiersystems.net/2012/04/23/velcro-introduces-new-pouch-closure-solutions/

 

[Roninsensei]

This is my 3 day GHB it has most of what you want.

https://www.amazon.com/HAZARD-Plan-B-Sling-Pack-MOLLE/dp/B00J0GSF2A?th=1&psc=1

it has Velcro on the internal walls. It’s the best damn pack I’ve ever had and I’ve used lots. Highly recommend it.

 

[tmttactical]

What you need is this on your bags.
http://soldiersystems.net/2012/04/23/velcro-introduces-new-pouch-closure-solutions/

Really cool idea. Thanks for the info and the link.

 

[KateMTx]

Already looked at all the 511 bags. There is no velcro in the main compartment

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It's very easy to glue (or even sew) a velcro panel into a bag. I would find the bag you like and modify it to your needs. One thing I've learned is you can get very close to that "perfect" item but you always have to be creative and innovative to make it suit your needs exactly. Improvisation is one of the most important skills of any prepper.

 

[Kevin L]

It's very easy to glue (or even sew) a velcro panel into a bag. I would find the bag you like and modify it to your needs. One thing I've learned is you can get very close to that "perfect" item but you always have to be creative and innovative to make it suit your needs exactly. Improvisation is one of the most important skills of any prepper.

Agree 100%. Excellent point that is well-made.