5.11 Tactical Rush 72 2.0: Packing & Review

5.11 Tactical Rush 72 2.0: Packing and review.
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PART II:
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In this video I will test pack and review the 5.11 Rush 72 2.0 backpack.
It's a 55 ltr BackPack
Color is Coyote
I previously made a video where I had just received the backpack, and it was mostly a kind of first impression, where I went through all the pockets and storage spaces and specs. You can watch that video here:
PART I: • 5.11 Tactical Rush 72 ... )
Many of you wrote to me and asked if I would also do a test where I actually pack the backpack and test how much I can fit in it. And I have now done that in this video. I will pack the backpack for a current trip and I test whether I can carry all my equipment, cooking utensils, clothes, camera equipment and so on. I show how I pack the backpack, how the individual features can be used and how much stuff I can fit in.
In a subsequent video, I brought the backpack on a tour to see how that would go. So the same setup, but on a real trip. You can find that video here:
PART III: • 5.11 Tactical Rush 72 ...
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[@hr1542]

Morten, Thanks for the detailed review. Was looking at that pack as well. I live in a National forest area in the states and also do a lot of 2-3 day excursions and think this pack will work well. By the way, love Denmark. Spent quite a bit of time in Denmark prior to retirement. Looking forward to your future reviews.

[@wilderways]

Hi and thank you 🙂 Yes, for me it is also best for my shorter trips, where I can bring more equipment and a little more weight than the longer hikes. Today (when I wrote this) I am going on a 2 day trip, where I test the backpack out there. Sounds lovely to live in a national forest area :-) Have a great time out there 🙂

[@lymskiUK]

I’ve been looking forward to this video. I found your earlier video on this backpack when I was researching for my new back pack. I also bought this pack. I’ll be honest I wasn’t convinced you’d get it all in! It’s a very versatile pack, you did a great job! The open pocket is a game changer. Look forward to the next one and see it out on the trip. Have fun!

[@wilderways]

Hi @lymskiUK, and thanks. Yeah, I wasn't even convinced myself that it would work either, so it was quite surprising. And indeed without even using the option to attach pockets to the external molle system. And yes, I am looking forward to taking it on a trip next week. Hav a nice one out there 🙂

[@AtmosJourney]

It’s an enjoyable video. In my opinion, the more you pack into a pack, it will become a heavy burden to carry while hiking or walking long distances. Rush72 is a great pack but a true backpack like Osprey or Gregory may be more suitable for camping stuffs 😊

[@wilderways]

I totally agree. I also never wanted to pack that much again, it was way too heavy. And I myself also use Osprey or similar lighter backpacks for hiking. But, if you have to pack heavily, this Rush 72 is built for it 🙂

[@LavaValentina]

i literally have less than half of things packed in my rush72 but its so god damnnn heavy :( i cant even walk with the bag., thanks for the video, peace

[@wilderways]

Yes, I think I also pushed it to the max ... just for the sake of the example 🙂

[@janef0sterdcuo360]

First ❤😂