I wanna use this for day backpacking trips. Will it hold 2 mre's and other can sized items ?
298437
Yes. If you need more "hauling' power, also use the molle to attached other pouches (e.g. water bottle pouch).
298438
My husband, who owns this bag, was in the military before and says that if you are looking to use this for a couple of MRE's and some canned goods then it should be a perfect bag for you. :) He says that it should fit at least 3 or 4 MRE's with 3 or 4 cans of food/sodas, maybe more.
298439
SoCal... The quick answer is depends. A standard military-issued (SI) Meal Ready to Eat (MRE) is pretty large... This pack is barely large enough to hold one. However, if you use something like the Wise Foods or Mountain House prepared meals, you can fit 3. If I can take a picture and show you, I will do that. My advice is go with the Rush24 for backpacking applications. I use the Rush10 for EDC. I have my CHL weapon, a Wise meal and various things I use on a daily basis in mine. It's a great pack and 5.11 makes wonderful products!!
298440
Yes.... It's my daily bag. I carry my handgun with extra mag, first aid kit, gloves, pens, and so many others things. The bag is great and is perfect for whatever you decide to throw at it. I also have the Rush 24 for my heavier things and it is also used as my overnight bag.
298441
Yes, it's actually quite spacious, adequate enough for day packing and comfortable with the one shoulder strap, with a handy strap that comes across the front to the shoulder strap to keep it from slipping off.
338156
Yes, it should hold those items and probably a few more small ones Has 3 zipper cases on front and sides and there is room inside the case--the dividers are on velcro so can be re-arranged. I also fit in the manual and a cheat sheet that folds up. I like the size of the case.
572401
I'm confident this bag can hold anything, depending on its size. If you have many large/bulky items I don't think this would be a good fit. It's a smaller bag and sometimes the straps loosen with heavier loads.
281341
there is space and straps for your bag and pad on the outside , not sure about the size of your tent but there are a lot of different configurations for your gear to be stored in and on this pack.
1111576
Maybe. This bag holds a lot of stuff, depends on how much you filled it and if the items were flexible or soft
2071544
I will fit over one of the smaller day packs easily. We have not tried it over a full sized pack.
970379
Yes, it would work fine for just one, as I have used it to carry one and two. I use it for SUP's on a mini van and it is easy to use
1579210
Absolutely. I had my BC, Fins, Masks, Snorkels, Regulator, Booties all in this bag. So, if you are only going to use it for 2 sets of snorkel equipment there is plenty of room.
1294616
No, I don't think two will fit unless they don't mind being real close and no it doesn't have straps like a backpack, just a handle on top.
859588
This bag will hold both items and a small snak as well. It is quite spacious.
420585
I wouldn't put more than 20lbs of gear in this pack. This pack is really only meant for day excursions.
1914451
You should be good to go. I bungee cord my spey and switch rod tubes to the case. Can carry all in one trip.
1861364
It would depend on how much stuff 2 people had. I really doubt it when you consider tent, sleeping bag and possibly a sleeping pad (x2), then clothes, food and gear. I used this for a 3 day 2 night outing and had it pretty full. There would have been no room for much else. Probably comes down to the type of gear you have. Hope this helps.
336808
I don't use that many but I hold a lot of my gear in it so I would say yes.
2032003
Oh yeah it will fit. You could probably fit two in there. The bag is huge!!! The picture on here makes it look small.
608215
yes and yes. the length and depth of the back pack is sufficient to carry both and then some. The compartments are adjustable and cushioned to keep your gear safe. This backpack is a great buy. Honest answer.
611645
It's pretty small, good for a day pack. You'd be pushing it to pack enough in it for an overnight trip.