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10 Jan, 2020
Make sure you need this much room! The rush 72 is tank. Seriously, this is designed for heavy loads!
This thing is a beast of a pack!
Loads of room, really just a huge amount of room. I can carry a full usmc 2 man combat tent just in the expandable load carrying space alone, and that compartment still has room for more, im tightening the straps around it.
It has plenty of space for everything i could need/want to bring with me, and even has left over room for plenty of other things. Its fV £ing crazy how much room this thing has. Fully compatible with any MOLLE (or non-molle) attachment, Providing 3 times as much carrying space if you do it right (try mounting the 5.11 rush12 on the front of it. It can actually work though 😆) you could really carry an elephant with this thing. And its entire family 🤣 probably has the strength for it too - i wouldnt doubt if it could carry 100 lbs.
i can tell this behemoth is going to last for years and years if i treat it right.
One more thing - if you arent a fan of the drainage grommets on the bottom, just use some chicago screws and rubber washers to seal it off, providing a way to unplug them if need be. Or you could use permatex for a more permanent solution.
Could really use some load carrying straps on the underside, bottom of the pack. Probably wouldnt be difficult to rig something like that.
USGI Shoulder strap pad additions also work great on this, but not necessary as the straps are pretty tough already.
Enforcing the top carrying handle with steel rope and pvc isnt a bad idea either!
I got this at half price, pretty much brand new quality. (Go ebay!🤘)