My Mystery Ranch Rats Pack. Got this bag, for free, over a decade ago. I used it on missions in Afghanistan, wore it every day through college, I still use it regularly to hike and hold weights while I work out. They're pricey, but the craftsmanship shows.Submitted by stereolithography t3_ybj4rw in BuyItForLife
AZ_HalfAZN t1_itjy2rp wrote
Reply to comment by coldfootwpulses in My Mystery Ranch Rats Pack. Got this bag, for free, over a decade ago. I used it on missions in Afghanistan, wore it every day through college, I still use it regularly to hike and hold weights while I work out. They're pricey, but the craftsmanship shows. by stereolithography
I’m confused by that but hard to know everything in life. There’s just so much wording thrown around for mil spec quality. I guess Goruck would be an example. I just assumed we were outfitting our soldiers with the best of the best.
coldfootwpulses t1_itk1cqo wrote
oh no. military standard issued stuff is at best average. most of them are usable for infantry or noncombat personnel. some are downright terrible in quality. the military will never contract goruck or oakley to make anything.
the special ops i worked with did have better equipment. but even they liked to use their own gears sometimes. the seals get whatever they want.
AZ_HalfAZN t1_itkaepm wrote
I find that disappointing to hear. Thank you for sharing that though.
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