24 hr assault pack comparison (Eberlestock vs Mystery Ranch) 

Wow. I just searched for this exactly, clicked on the first one I saw, and it was this… 2 minutes after you uploaded 😂 crazy. Thanks for covering this!

We appreciate any feedback and showcasing the products! We would mention the Switchblade is made more for EDC and not as an assault pack, but would be optimized with a hipbelt added to it. We would recommend you look at some of our actual assault packs, such as the HiSpeed/LoDrag, FacTrack, Little Brother with frame sheet, or G2 Gunslinger

I like the Tasmanian Tiger equivalent to these, similar features and shape/ fitment (good load bearing system too), the 5.11 24hr bag isn't bad either. Solid bro.

What perfect timing. Was just looking at assault packs and wondering where to start. As always dude, great fuckin content!

Just upgraded to Mystery Ranch after 12 years with a Maxpedition pack. So much better and waterproof.

MR 2dap with a Carcajou large sustainment pouch on the front, & two Carcajou 200rd saw (gp) pouches on the either side. Really is the perfect 3 day pack for me.

Arc’teryx assault 30 has been the best I’ve used.

Your videos are great keep it up

This video was helpful! :D

I’m going to have to disagree. You should have compared the mystery ranch to something like the eberlestock little brother or the hi speed, those are more oriented towards what you were trying to do. The switchblade is more of an edc pack like vertx and you can attach a hip belt to it.

I like both of them, a lot. Eberlestock has a lot of cool bags.

I went with the military 3 day assault pack!

Both good bags , i also like USMC ilbe and bongo.

Excellent video, I see that subscriber count is steadily rising. Eberlestock shines in their edc bags and their hunting bags, their tactical offerings are questionable for basically all the reasons you mention. Some of the design features that make sense on an edc bag don't apply to an assault pack, I run the LBT 3 day assault packand it doesn't come with any internal organization, its just 3 open compartments with the big one having a sleeve for a bladder. It has a hip belt but like the one you showed, it has no way to stow it, I usually just take the slack out and tighten it all the way up then it sits on my lower back, or take it off entirely and tuck it inside. Actually, when I leave it on the back it kind of gives me a bit of an air gap and a cushion on my lower back that can be nice. There's a ton of options out there but some are definitely better than others. Mystery ranch is always gonna be up there for me when it comes to "tactical" style bags. Right now I run the LBT 3 day assault pack and I run a USMC filbe with an Alice frame as my main ruck, that combo sustains me for about 10 days with food, shelter, water, water purification, ammo, and room for any kind of team equipment that we may he cross loading, plus room for additional sustainment. Love this video and Id like to see a video on squad gear and cross loading, doesn't seem to be as popular of a topic as individual gear because it's not as sexy but squad water purification or bigger shelter setups for an LP/OP are something worth talking about

I wanted to ask you country boa to country boa, do you prefer multi cam or woodland camo ?

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Youre comparing a CCW/EDC backpack to a 2 day assault pack

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