would this be good for a bug out bag
1850315
I think yes it would be together with some other stuff like food supply, radio, lifestraw etc
1850316
This is not a bad choice for a bug out bag, but this will only treat some fairly minor injuries, so this is more for a few day hiking/camping trip. There is room in the bag to augment more things. I have added a few packets of Celox for better wound treatment, benedryl ointment for skin irritation/bug bites, and a few additional meds to treat stomach aliments. It really depends on where you intend to bug out to and for how long
83114
It might be a good bag for ammo, cleaning gear, and small weapons. It's not designed for that purpose, but it is sturdy.
2185310
I wouldn't recommend it. It is a Zip Lock bag just like the others. Could work, but made more for storage with a handle.
345768
I would say no. Great bag, but not designed for long distances or heavy loads.
1495028
I wouldn't use it for that. I think it would move around quite a bit. Great bag, but more for hiking not running
1714736
Absolutely! that's actually exactly what I use it for. It protects it very well and the bag it's self is very light and durable.
637157
Yes it will. That said I used mine for my surge and the accessory bits and found that I did not have the room I had in my original sheath. To its credit it does have the MOLLE attachment so this sheath will fit on your bug out bag or go kit. For me personally I didn't like it all that much. I keep it in the event that my original case dies on me.
1976130
In my opinion, the bag is not suitable for that purpose. It also does not stand up on its own, which would make it easier to use.
942850
The bag is meant to catch debris and release air. So it isn't ideal for that use
994404
The GR-55 looks small compared to the size of the bag. It could work, but it might be overkill. The bag does have a divider you can use to divide the space up, so you could use that and use the extra space for something else.
1944547
I think it would be. Not a huge amount of storage though. You could easily carry a knife and several rounds in it. It's also very tough.
2234902
Probably not, it's pretty shallow but would depend on what you've got. I suppose a small load and you bungee corded the bag down would work.
234698
No way. That bag is good for lots of odds and ends. Maybe a small laptop. Good luck.
75016
Probably, it's pretty robust. I don't know how long it would last if you were doing that alot. Take a look at this, this is it's natural home 1QT MOLLE Canteen Pouch Woodland Camo
763736
Depending on the size of bag you have. It fits in my trail bag easy, it fits in my tactical bug out bag too.
1662711
Yes- it would easily fit into a bug-out bag. It looks to be good quality. I've never used it, just keep it in an emergency kit in my vehicle. You could take it out of the package and easily fit it into a gallon ziplock freezer bag, maybe even something smaller.
867192
I have lived out of this bag for a week on military training. Depending on your "other" equipment, and whether your bedding is just sheets. I would say you should be fine. The zipper is very high quality so you can stuff it full and not worry about the sipper breaking when you try and close it.