I have an ILBE mil surplus pack (4500 cu/in, 27H x 17W x 13D) would MD have any leftover room for gear on outside of pack? or should I just go LG.
1685517
I would go with the largest you can get. These are a great cover, used mine this year on a sheep hunt in very poor weather conditions.
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!!
181011
Yes this pack is strong with plenty of room .You should not have any problems.
976771
Clubs and oversized bag will survive in this Samsonite product. Only negative is the "bigness of this unit. Better have enough room to haul it around in an average sized vehicle. I would recommend buying this above all other complaints though.....
733834
They will fit with room for more items if you need. Kinda large though so it won't save any space if you decide to pack it.
393160
I tried a small for the 65 ltr & it was a tight fit + if I wanted to add anything to the outside of my pack it's not possible to cover the entire pack. A larger cover can be tightened up for coverage with room to expand. In your case a med to large should do, get to a store if you can so that you can see the difference in actual coverage. Hope this helps.
528325
Yes, it is an awesome bag. I have my 15-22 in it, there is plenty of room. You might want to get just the allen 42" bag though if u dont want the m&p; logo.
786705
You have more than enough room in large pack. I don't havea smaller oneto compare it to. So if your going to carry a lot of stuff id say large is way to go.
333293
No - I don't believe so. I found a USMC dry bag of almost the same interior size. I believe I read something like a raincoat which could be purchased for it. This pack is a serious system and I am well beyond the age and health to strap it on unless I make it considerable smaller and lighter. I keep emergency cooking supply's, medical supply's, and all the survival gear I can think of including quiet a lot of loaded magazines of different calibers. I purchased it due to the fact it's mil-spec which speaks for its self. good luck
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I keep mine at my station and it's no problem. Mine is STUFFED with everything I need and it's probably no more than 8 inches thick. I have a FULL set if knives, nearly every gadget that is standard, plus a few extras and it all fits. This is a great bag.
1902031
It definitely fits an ILBE main pack. Even had a med pack attached to the lid on mine and is still covered with room to spare.
1683343
It is a pretty big pack. I usually do not wear anything when out riding, the only reason I got this pack is for patrol duties. I was surprised to see how roomie it is, you can store a lot of stuff in there. Downside is the added weight once it's full (not to mention the bladder is pretty big as well so it will add to that). So if you like riding light I would suggest getting something smaller. If you are looking into a lot of storage then this is a good choice. Considering your petite frame, I wouldn't recommend it (unless the main purpose would be a large haul capacity).
1030598
I got a med.for my 50liter pack and it fits fine.it's a mountain Smith pack though so i can't say about deuter.but a med.is what i would start with.
1116971
I have a 7D (and formerly a 50D) with a 70-200 f/2.8L II IS mounted to it in the center of the pack and there's still room for a 24-105 at the bottom. When the pack is laying flat the body/lens is sitting base down, and the extra lens is sitting on its lens cap. Maybe that's what the other reviewer meant? I just have to rotate the tripod ring 180 degrees so the foot is on the top of the lens when stored in the bag. You MIGHT squeeze a 60D with grip in there like that. I leave Manfrotto Rapid Connect plates on each of my bodies (and the tripod ring of the 70-200), which adds a little extra height to them. I tried my 5DII with grip in one of the side pockets and it is slightly too tall, even without the Manfrotto plate attached, so I leave the grip in a box in the trunk of my car until I need to attach it to the body for a shoot. I don't have a grip for the 50D which I recently upgraded with the 7D, and haven't tried the grip for the 7D to see if it will fit in the bag. I also carry a 430EXII, a 28-135 (Don't ask me why, it rarely gets used), a Tamron 17-50 f/2.8 (great lens on the crop bodies), a 50 f/1.4, an extra bodycap/rear lens cap set and a "rocket" type blower in the main compartment. There's plenty of room in the other pockets for batteries, CF cards, spare lens caps, cleaning supplies, etc. I've had mine almost two years and it is still in great shape. I've been VERY pleased with it.
932387
I think the 10L is fine assuming your not packing winter gear like a bulky sweater, and even then it would hold all of your gear. I was able to put in two larger beach towels, shirt, shorts and a little pouch with phone, sunscreen, walket.
1595700
This is a 1600 Cu In. bag, overall storage space. However, given this has a 3L bladder, it can take up a decent amount of space in the main compartment. I have no problem fitting food, water, first aid, some clothing, and other supplies for a decent length day hike. However, like another comment stated, unless you are a true minimalist hiker, I wouldnt recommend this for overnight trips.
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Hi, thanks for your question. We've noticed that many vendors seem to over-state the capacity of these Molle packs, claiming up to 50L in some cases. In reality, the biggest Molle pack available is 36L, with the smaller versions being 20L. We stock these packs in all sizes and in a wide range of colours as you'll see when you browse our Amazon storefront. These really are of a high quality with tons of handy features and we think you'll be pleasantly surprised at how much space you get to play with. - Epic Militaria