Building a budget Bug Out Bag - Part 1 - Choosing a backpack.

Part one in my Building a Budget Bug Out Bag series. In this video I decide which backpack will best meet my needs for my bag build.

Table Of Contents:

0:00 - Intro
1:01 - Hannibal Tactical 28L Assault Pack
1:35 - SOG Ninja Tactical Daypack
2:24 - Maxpedition Pygmy Falcon II
2:39 - Adidas Striker II
3:16 - Swissgear 3598
3:58 - Your choice?
4:08 - My choice?

This will be an ongoing series as I build the initial bag and then upgrade its contents as I am able too.

Any suggestions and critiques are greatly appreciated!

Please keep in mind, what I choose for my bag might not be what you'd choose as my needs may be far different than yours.

On a side note, I finally got a new mic and some better editing software. I hope it shows in my video production from here on!

[HSTMachine]

Your channel is one of the very few that isn't a perpetual advertisement for product after product. I keep finding myself coming back to your vids, thank you for what you do!

[TeslaXOnTheRoad]

When disaster strikes, the time to prepare has passed. So it's better to prepare now, first and foremost, with the bags. Looking forward to how you will fill them up and what are the essentials to bring as one's first line of emergency.

[bryanreilly]

Yes. I picked the same bag out of the lot that you had to go with. I think between the materials and the volume that it offers the most capability for its intended purpose. 🤔

[lilklondikeoutdoors]

Good choice. Interested in seeing what you stock it with

[garyjohnson]

This is just a suggestion, but you might want to stick with either the Swiss Gear or the Adidas as the both have that Gray Man look to them and are likely not to attract as much attention to you. Like I said, just something to think about,

[kametheturtle]

The first bag had all the pouches. If you didnt have al those add ons I would have choses the first bag