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Is the Amheh Tactical the best gray man backpack for bugging out? In this video, I break down its storage, comfort, and stealth to see if it’s the ultimate bug out or EDC bag.
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Another another super important item is
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backpacks. People always want to know,
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you know, what kind of backpack they
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should be getting for bugout or get home
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go bags. And I've I've been testing a
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lot of different ones. I've had a lot of
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different ones over the years. And this
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is one that I got recently from a
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company called Amher. And um I was
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really surprised by this bag. I got to
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tell you the truth. Um I didn't I didn't
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have high hopes for it. I thought, well,
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we'll we'll check it out, see what it's
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all about. and it really turned out to
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be a fantastic backpack. It's very
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wellmade, very well thought out, and uh
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has a lot of features. So, let's go
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through the features and see what you
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guys think. This is a 32 L tactical
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backpack. You can get this on Amazon. Um
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very fair price point, under $100. Uh
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has a lot of features. Now, what I've
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done is to mine, I've added this shock
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cord to the front of it. That gives me
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the ability to add additional items as
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I'm on the go. Quick grab items. I've
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also added this water bottle pouch. This
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is from One Tigris. That fits on there
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nicely. Gives me quick access to my
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water bottle. I like to have my water
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bottles on the outside of my packs, not
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on the inside so I can quickly grab
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them. The pack has a large front pocket.
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Goes down to about here. So, it's a good
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place for maps.
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Then we have what I would consider an uh
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an admin pocket.
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Got mesh here. Got a couple big slots
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here. Good for radios, things like that.
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More documentation go here. I've got a
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mini saw and another blade in here. But
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a nice admin area to store all your
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stuff.
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Zippers are nice, too. They actually
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move very nicely, very smooth.
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A pocket up here.
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Of course, there's a Velcro field. Does
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come with a a logo patch, so I took that
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off. Um, you can put anything you want
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on here, but of course, if you're
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bugging out or trying to be more
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stealthy, you would not have any patches
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on there. But there is a nice pouch in
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here that has some mesh.
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The pack has these side pockets, which
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are kind of interesting because they're
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almost like admin pockets on their own.
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They're flat, but they come all the way
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open and create these wings. And then
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you got mesh in here. And you've got
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some organizers in here. There's
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actually a lot of pockets. And it's
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almost too much for me, but I think if
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you have a lot of small stuff, you want
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to organize it, you can thing. So that's
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the side pocket.
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very easily accessible.
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And then
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you can see really nice padded back
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panel with good channels built into it.
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You can you can tell that this is really
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good stitching. They've done a nice job
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with this.
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And then this is your hydration
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area back here.
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And there is a strap
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that's going to support the hydration
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bladder. Now, this Amher pack does come
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with a removable
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waist belt, and it's really not a
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supporting belt. It's more of a
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stabilization belt. So, I I don't feel
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like I need it with this size pack. 32 L
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is what I have in it. I don't need a
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super thick heavy duty belt. And this is
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one of the big reasons why I really like
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this pack. So, you undo these uh
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compression straps on the sides. And
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then this thing will clam shell open
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pretty far.
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And what that allows you to do is to get
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into the contents
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of the bag pretty easily. You see I got
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a lot of stuff in here. Now we have mesh
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pocket on the panel here. There is
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another organizer pocket up here which
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um I haven't really used it that much.
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It has some dividers built into it. Be a
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great place for, you know, pens,
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flashlights, other tools. Inside the the
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Amher pack, there is more storage. We've
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got mesh here, mesh pocket here. We've
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got side pockets in here, which are
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great for saws and knives and tools,
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things like that. You stick those down
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in there pretty easily. It's pretty
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deep, so it's a good access for that
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kind of stuff.
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And then back here, I've got the good
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old reflective blanket. Uh, another nice
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thing about this Amher pack is the
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shoulder straps. You can tell that
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they're very well padded, but not overly
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done. They have a nice, you know,
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curvature to them, so that's going to
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fit your body pretty well. And then, all
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right, guys, that is it for today.
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Thanks for watching. I appreciate it.
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Think about subscribing. I try to do a
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video at least once a week. This is the
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kind of content I do. I go out and I
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review gear. Um I go on camping trips
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and hikes and um I do a lot of stuff
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around survival, prepping, bushcraft,
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and I try to give you guys good ideas on
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the stuff you should be getting so
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you're not wasting your money or your
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time. All right, we'll see you next
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time. Thanks for watching.