Well, what do you think? I personally think it's a solid pack. What pack do you use for a multiday trip? Thanks for watching. 😁😁

@flipgunderson1946

4 жыл бұрын

Unrelated to the topic at hand but have you ever tried the Glock field knives? I own multiple Glock handguns & my carry gun is a G26 Gen4 but I've never tried their field knives. They are under $40 on Glock's site & I believe some European militaries use them

@Skills2survive

4 жыл бұрын

I have never tried them. I have heard some people say they are decent though, but I don't know for sure.

@ozdavemcgee2079

4 жыл бұрын

Ive tried a few packs. I tried a Berghous. Very meh. Tried a Karrimor SF. Very nice. But at end of day my go to is a old British Bergen internal frame 2 removable 15lt side pouches in Khaki. Way begore molle no ALICE hanging points. But its literally 90lt but doesntg look it. Comfortable big and small enough and it lasted me 3 yrs in the army in the 80s. This thing wont die had it 30 yrs and I go hiking 20 times a yr on average carrying 15 plus kg for overnighter

@mbhaus6349

3 жыл бұрын

What color is ur pack?

Thank you for the great review . I was trying to decide if I wanted to buy the bag and your review helped me decide to purchase it .Thank you !.

@Skills2survive

9 ай бұрын

It’s a great pack for sure ! Thanks for watching ! 👍👍

Very nice looking pack, thanks for the review and link.

@Skills2survive

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching 👍👍😁

Thanks a lot !

Very good/detailed review. Very sturdy and extra pockets. I thought they only sold products to the military & Law enforcement. But now I know. Thanks for the link.

@Skills2survive

4 жыл бұрын

They used to sell to only Military, but now sale to the public now.. 😁 Thanks for watching 👍👍

Good review. Thanks.

@Skills2survive

3 жыл бұрын

Thank for watching 😁

Nice Video I have this pack and i love it

Im Form Germany and Here TT ist one of the Main Premium Outdoor Brands Amy good Dealer Have Tasmania Tiger Gear. Very good companie

@Skills2survive

3 жыл бұрын

I have definitely been liking it since I’ve had it.

That's a good looking pack! Thanks for the review. My multiday pack used to be a Dana Designs Terraframe but I just got a Mystery Ranch Terraframe 80 that will likely replace it. The new pack is a lot lighter with better organization.

@Skills2survive

4 жыл бұрын

Mystery Ranch makes some nice packs as well. I have the 2 day assault pack. Thanks for watching 👍👍😁

@robbabcock_

4 жыл бұрын

@@Skills2survive The Mystery Ranch 2DAP holds my main dayhiking/survival kit. I use a Mystery Ranch Scree for dayhikes and sometimes overnight. I have a MR Gallagator for work and the Terraframe 80 for longer trips. Then I have a MR Mission Duffel 90 L for road trips. And I actually have a MR Hardscrabble that I haven't gotten around to use yet! ;-) You could say I'm a Mystery Ranch fanboy, but then their HQ & factory is in the same town where I live.

@andyirons7162

Жыл бұрын

​@@robbabcock_damn....that's $2k worth of packs easy....I have the 2DA....its ok but wish I got something larger.....I like this tasmanuan tiger pack, and the 5.11 rush 100....still deciding

The reason for the lipped covers that are shock corded is to keep rain from getting in the zippers, an believe me if it can find away in, it will. Really like the size of the pack an the features, it could an would do double duty for me, thx for the vid.

@Skills2survive

4 жыл бұрын

Oh yes.. the rain will definitely find a way in. Thanks for watching 👍👍

Love tasmanian tiger

Nice review guy, TT makes some pretty decent gear. Tougher to find however.

Nice. Are the walls between chambers thick?

Thanks for the review. How tall are you and how close to maxed out is the harness system? I'm 191cm and wondering if the harness will be long enough - thanks!

@Skills2survive

3 жыл бұрын

I am 6ft which is like 183cm or so. It will adjust larger.

Anyone know where you can find rain covers ? The ones on the TT sites are in Euros and flecktarn variants( forest is too bright for Australia but the price plus shipping is a turn off) .. has anyone used a different brand on their TT Raid?

Зачётная модель!!!!! 😄 Класс 👍 тоже думаю 🤔 приобрести!!!!!!!!! 😄

That black Molle webbing keeper holds poles if u attach them

@Skills2survive

4 жыл бұрын

I didn't know that. 🤔. Thanks for sharing and for watching 👍👍😁

The molle isn't bartacked isn't it? It looks only triple stitched. Which is stronger? Mostly only see triple stitched molle on cheaper stuff. I'm thinking of getting this pack, I already have the Eberlestock Halftrack which is very similar but also very different.

@BushcraftEurope

Жыл бұрын

Did you get it?

This pack is rated for 40kg load which is 88 lb but you won't carry as much anyway unless you're a special forces guy on mission....

Heres my view on molle. The nice pouch in the outer of the pouch is wonderful. But, as it zipps shut, it has no business having molle on it as well. If you hang molle off it you place strain on the zipper. If your zipper breaks.... For that reason alone, I only use bucket packs lift lid there it is one compartment. I generally use packs with 10 to 15 lt side pounches that zipper (YKK) on. Ive had a few break over the years. And that's made me think, what happens when those nice packs with zipper access to you sleeping bag or the whole pack opens up like Mystery Ranch...guess your hiking home stuff poking and falling out al8ng the trail Hansell and Gretel style lol

@blacksunapocalypse

2 жыл бұрын

I've worried about the zips as well, but i've also not heard of anyone having zipper issues with those bigger YKK ones especially. Personally I have more issues with stitching than zippers (ykk zips that is)

Thx for the review. What's the weight?

@greekveteran2715

4 жыл бұрын

Tasmanian Tiger Bpacks, most of the times are made of 700D Cordura, that's the best IMO material, because you have more than enough thickness and durability but also, doesn't add the weight 1000D add. Most underrated Brand on the market IMO.

How tall are you? I'm looking for a backpack, struggling to find one due to my height. Hoping this one could fit nicely!

@Skills2survive

2 жыл бұрын

I’m 6’ or 182cm. It is adjustable, so it should work for you. Thanks for watching 😁

@verrufen2642

2 жыл бұрын

@@Skills2survive thanks for the reply - not to mention the excellent review! Is yours set to the topmost adjustment? I'm 6'7"/201

@Skills2survive

2 жыл бұрын

Oh wow !! You are pretty tall !!! Mine is on the middle setting I believe. At 6’7, it should fit, but I’m not sure 🤔

It's in use by the German army and maybe others....

Is this COYOTE-BROWN colour?

@Skills2survive

4 жыл бұрын

Yes

@raymond8385

4 жыл бұрын

@@Skills2survive Thanks. Great video intro for this TT version.

@mbhaus6349

3 жыл бұрын

This looks more like khaki... I have the same pack. 🏷 as coyote brown. But there is khaki too. And this doesn't look like coyote brown.

I thought I read that the pack was waterproof. Is that not the case?

@Skills2survive

3 ай бұрын

It’s water resistant, but not waterproof. I’ve had mine out in some light rain with no issues.

@DDDYLN

3 ай бұрын

@@Skills2survive I like these MOLLE backpacks. My only issue is that they aren't quite big enough. I have an old Dana Designs backpack from like 1996. It's 5000 cu in. I was watching this video, because a website had this bag on sale.

@Skills2survive

3 ай бұрын

I had an old Lowe/Alpine Contour 90 that I got probably in 1996. It was a great pack. But I do love the more tactical type packs.

@DDDYLN

3 ай бұрын

@@Skills2survive I had a Lowe Alpine as well. It was a nice pack. I gave it to my sister, because it was a bit too small for more than a 1 night trip. I had given her my Dana Designs ArcFlex Alpine too. At the time, due to disabilities and multiple lumbar spine surgeries, I thought my days of needing a backpack were over. Then, I started putting together a bugout bag, and recovered a bit physically. That Dana Designs is way too big for my 5' 2" sister, so I asked for it back. She gave it back to me, without the removable hip belt! I should have never given her either pack. My sister doesn't take care of things well. She better find the damn hip belt. It's useless without it.

@DDDYLN

3 ай бұрын

@@Skills2survive I was using the Lowe Alpine to travel from my off campus condo, to my graduate school campus. I couldn't get on-campus housing in the lottery. A regular college backpack wasn't cutting it, because I had to ride my bike like 4 miles, or take the train or bus. Back in 1999, Lowe Alpine made great stuff for the money. They were considered a value brand, but their gear was really well made.

Maxpedition is great (you get what you pay for) 5.11 Rush 48, is the most overrated backpack on the market, no comments only marketing. On the other hand, Tasmanian Tiger, are the most underrated backpacks. If you want to build a BOB, try Mission pack MK II or any other, you think is more suitable for your needs. Problem is, you will not trust my comment, but you trust,sellers, that sell whatever they make them richer. That comes to the coclusion, that people will only believe, what the TV or the Internet says. No people, you are wrong and I 100% wish I was wrong and you where right.

@greekveteran2715

4 жыл бұрын

If anybody has tried and compared Tasmanian Tiger with other wellknown brands, please leave a comment with your opinion. That's a great way, to share and find out, what is actually "good" to buy for our needs

@chimpswag3492

3 жыл бұрын

Nah 5.11 backpacks are underrated asf, and they’re not even THAT expensive

@greekveteran2715

3 жыл бұрын

@@chimpswag3492 Amazon low rating reviews and numbers, proves the opposite, so what I said is true

@chimpswag3492

3 жыл бұрын

@@greekveteran2715 no what you said is biased so your argument is invalid

@greekveteran2715

3 жыл бұрын

@@chimpswag3492 Go check, the comments and the numbers on Amazon. They are far from underated but also, you will see the complaints about the low quality stitching. Not to mention, the "Made in China"... Have you ever, used a good quality backpack?

Terrible video quality.

@Skills2survive

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching anyway