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An Awesome Pack: Tasmanian Tiger Long Range Raid Pack MK III
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2022
- Love this Pack, so damn comfortable and fits a lot of kit without killing your back, hips, and legs/ feet. My main go-to Pack for anything long range or camping and hiking.
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Minor correction-- this pack is a 70-75 liter pack, not 50. The main large upper compartment section is about 50L by itself, the description on the tags provided with the pack are a little weird to interpret. Everything my 50L Assaulter Pack holds fits in the main upper compartment, with the lower sectional compartment and top flap and outer side cargo areas still available, not to include the Blackhawk Strike upright GP pouches I have attached on the outside.
I have another video showing how I pack this Ruck, be sure to check that out too.
If it is indeed the TT Raid MK III, then the pack is 52 L. I'm assuming you added the front two 2 L pouches, so yours is probably around 56 L.
@@mikeymo4 Yeah it holds more than that though, I think they made a mistake on the label and only factored the large inner sectional compartment, my 3-day Condor Assault Pack is 50L, and this holds WAY more than that lol.
@@DJTheMetalheadMercenary different manufacturers calculate their capacities differently. they are not uniformly calculated. messed up? sure. but it is what it is. not sure who is calculating what and how but i have a 65 L Kelty I've used for years, and it definitely has lots more room than this pack. I'm thinking it isn't too far off from 52 L. in any case, I don't feel the pack should be overpacked. you can tell where to cut it off because the brain won't fit nicely over the top of the compartment. just got mine last week btw! can't wait to put it out in the wilderness and see how she holds up.
@@mikeymo4 That is true about different manufacturers calculating things differently, probably closer to 60L honestly if not a tad more notwithstanding the added pouches.
If someone isn't packing their ruck correctly, yeah they're gonna have a bad time. I've done a dedicated video on how I pack this one, and I have a LOT of space left for ammo, more food, and water along with extras like my helmet on top inside and can still easily get the large lid flap closed.
Its extremely comfortable, hopefully it suits your needs!
Coming from the army I never used my regular ruck unless I was doing airborne operations. But they allowed us to use what we wanted as long we could fit are gear. Seeing a lot of military guys using this bag definitely helping with my decision. I was getting ready to buy the 5.11 rush 100 but after all these great videos think ima buy this one. Nice review.
Heh funny because a lot of kit/ TA50 we were issued we had to use, besides stuff like Day/ Assault Packs we bought so long as they were AR compliant (this was back during the initial years of UCP-ACU being a thing lol).
This pack is so comfortable!!! Like wearing a cloud compared to the LC2 ALICE or MOLLE II framed Rucks we used.
Savotta (from Varusteleka) makes a very similar one to this too, both are good to go.
Nice to see you guy's coming rnd to the European/British style rucksack/bergan..
Haha I've always liked various different platforms/ types personally, tried and true systems. Good stuff!
Wtf? British style rucksack? This is all based on Scandi style rucksack.
Solid review! I want to pull the trigger on a bag soon and I’m still undecided but TT looks like a great brand for sure
TT is definitely one of the highest quality Euro Rucks/ companies out there (joint EU/ US company technically), this or the Varustaleka Savotta LRRP Ruck are definitely the ones I recommend the most.
Seen the review of one of their packs from the 1911 guys...was looking at this very pack
I really like it, very versatile and well built, and the cost isn't too high which is another plus for one this big.
@@DJTheMetalheadMercenary I was checking out the G4 operator too , when I plan on packing up, I'm permanently out , I need room for ammo tools food clothes and tarp for shelter...ive been planning this for months
@@GolfRemoEchoGolf2 That's good, proper planning is vital.
The Elberstock (sp) G4 is just slightly larger than the TT LRRP, I like that pack a lot too but the rifle store portion is a little, cumbersome (the bottom portion that sticks out can bump and rub the back of the legs which sucks in long movements). If that's removable, then that is a fantastic choice to go with too, they make quality stuff and it's got space to boot.
Both are great options for the space and modularity.
Just remember, weight is a factor, overloading yourself will be very painful and can cause injuries, so as you know that's something to be mindful of. Additional ammo and food/ water can be carried by hand and distributed between whoever is along for the squad, logistical delegation is important as much as packing the ruck right and what is being brought with.
@@DJTheMetalheadMercenary thanks for the heads up Brother
@@GolfRemoEchoGolf2 Anytime brother! Cheers!
I really like this pack. It's on sale right now. My only concern us that its nit bug enough for a 3 day trip.
It's bigger than a lot of people realize, it's the 2nd biggest sustainment Ruck TT makes and is about 72 liters combined, not 50, something I misread in the specs. It will easily fit a week of stuff/ sustainment with room to boot if you have the sleep system on the outside of the ruck in a harness, that takes up the most space in any ruck besides your dry bag for clothes.
@@DJTheMetalheadMercenary are you saying this pack is 72L, or another TT pack is 72L?
@@DDDYLN Yeah this one is or close to 72 Liters, not 50 (I think I misspoke in my video). It holds waaaayyy more than my 50L Assaulter Pack lol. The biggest one TT makes is 100 Liters plus.
Looks like a solid pack, and my large molle rucksack is starting to fall apart both the pack itself and the polymer frame.
Might be worth looking at then heh, the overall capacity, modularity, and metal frame is what won it for me.
If someone is searching for the same quality, but more civil looks, than you should check out the mother brand of TT, named Tatonka. The Pyrox 45+10 Bushcraft as example would be the more non military looking counterpart to the Raid Pack MK3, but it is made with Cordura 500 (like the TT Mission Pack MC) instead of Cordura 700. The most other stuff from Tatonka is for trekking and lighter weight. TT also added a new colour to their range, which is interesting for military use and hunting . It's called stonegray IRR, which doesn't reflect IR lights, as the standard olive one does. Ripperkorn did a video on the behavior of the different colours from real Bundeswehr stuff, to civil Bundeswehr looking stuff, tactical shirts, jackets and the differences of the olive pack to the new one in stonegray. It is in german, but a interesting video. I ordered the Raid pack (olive) today, because i found it for 209 Euros in this season. Seems to be somekind of sale out before the new colours or maybe the MKIV is coming out or the shop is refreshing its range.
Tatonka is good stuff!
I just looked at the Tatonka stuff, and none of their packs look comparable to this one. Not for what I want at least. But thanks!
That’s a hell of a pack, should serve you well. Heard good stuff about them.
Yeah it is, very pleased with it so far, and a great value/ quality for the price.
Very cool.👍
Yeah! It's a great Pack.
those 2 tac pouches on the back that you keep cooking stuff etc... what are they called? like tac pouch 8 or tac pouch 9?
Those two are actually the Blackhawk S.T.R.I.K.E. Upright GP pouches, but yeah TT makes one that's similar, the Strike's are just a couple bucks less lol.
Don't have those blackhawks in my country. How many Liters capacity are they? Thanks for the reply
@@wrapped666 they're somewhere between 1.2 and 1.5 liters, so they'll fit a standard USGI Canteen plus a little space, great cargo for all those little knicknacks and cooking stuff like what I have in there for sure :)
I been looking for a pack I'm tall so most packs kidney belt doesn't go around my waist and the straps don't sit right so I've been looking for another bag man something for long range I think I might have to give this one a try
Yeah it's fully adjustable for height which is a huge winner in my book, they designed this and some of their other military packs really well. The price is right on it too for what it is :) I think you'll enjoy it bro!
Those 2 extra tac pouches you added , where did u get them and what size are they ..I got the same backpack
They're Blackhawk S.T.R.I.K.E. Upright GP Pouches, you can get them from their website or possibly your local tactical gear outfitter (or other retailers through places like Mad City Outdoor or Amazon, I don't use Amazon but you'll probably find a better price on them somewhere like that over the Blackhawk website).
I really like TT's pouches too, just happened to be in my local store a while back and they had some of those at a low price so I snagged 'em. It's a great Ruck!!!
@@DJTheMetalheadMercenary thanks
@@danielc.1169 No problem! Thanks for tuning in, more great stuff coming.
Can you please tell me which bags you send front and top. Are there bags from Tasmanian Tiger too?
The Top Pouch I'm using for Medical is a Condor Pouch with roll-out insert, and the two outer pouches are the Blackhawk upright GP Pouch they make.
@@DJTheMetalheadMercenary thank you. It's great that there is space for two pockets at the front. I currently have one from Tasmanian Tiger and two bags are much better 👍 Thanks for your feedback
@@johnkent1972 Yeah for sure!
Can't let all that PALS/ MOLLE go to waste heheh, on the side pouches integral on the pack is a good spot for some Mag pouches too, then that whole lower section that is the access when sectionally zipped that can have some good stuff put there-- typically I put my much bulkier winter sleep system on the outside there so that space gets used, but that's good real estate.
TT just makes quality stuff. Love it!
How much total weight and for how long until this pack starts feeling uncomfortable? Im thinking of getting this pack but my current base weight is heavy as it is and this pack is heavier then my current pack but in thinking this will be more comfortable even though it heavy.
Total weight is somewhat subjective and METTC dependent and how you pack it and distribute weight throughout matters.
I've put a lot into this pack (Ammo, Water, clothing, kit items, sleep system, etc.) to the tune of 60 to 80 lbs in the heavier load end, and it is extremely comfortable really the entire time. Obviously you're going to feel some of the weight, but it's not painful or anything, i'm very pleased with it overall.
The support design and padding of the pack is phenomenal, longest Ruck I've done with it so far is 25 miles and I wasn't uncomfortable at all.