Hello Moorlander. A big thank you and congratulations for your excellent quality video and for the presentation of this product as well as all the ones you can share on your KZfaq channel. I'm really a fan of the format you use. I subscribe because I really appreciate your work. I was looking for a fitted bag like this and my god that I have tried of all brands and formats but here it is, although I love my wife very much she refuses to enter into "this delirium" of evacuation bag. She sees no interest in it...until 3 months ago. An apartment next to ours caught fire and fortunately there were no injuries but she was able to realise that all my attempts to make her understand some things were no longer fiction and although being a former soldier and firefighter, for her like many people in the world think that it only happens through a television set and that it can't happen to them. So my mission was to try to find a bag that will not ask him much BUT that will make the difference and in that I think I found it by the TT survival pack I just ordered. Another anecdote, 1 week ago my 26-year-old daughter was hospitalised and had to be operated on. That's well over for her but now my baby (yes even at 26 years old our children will always remain our babies 😁) tells me "Dad, I have nothing, no toilet kit, nothing to recharge my phone, no spare clothes etc." and at that time, I smiled even if she suffered a lot and she understood and answered me "do you have everything you need in your car trunk? "I answered him "according to you? "And there, she says to me "ok dad I'll never make fun of you again when you tell us about always having a loan bag just in case!! Sorry for the length of the message but I wanted with this comment to make everyone understand that it is not a delirium to predict and that it can happen to everyone. A big hello from Brittany in France and have a good and beautiful day and take good care of yourself.

I love this thing !!! I use bungee cord on the lower section and my 8.1 pouch clips with some carabiner to it if need to so I haven’t loop the waistband around

I settled on the TT Essential II 15L pack for my applications. Really liked that it had outer MOLLE webbing which I used to add 3 pouches which upped the capacity by about 8L and with more organization capability. They make awesome packs, im in the US and didnt see anything quite like it here.

Nice video and bag! Well done!!!

Excellent review of the bag.

I like the design

Seems really good! Would like to see your strap removal idea implemented!

It's my bugout bag! The 10 c's of survival fit in there aswell! Awesome gobag because of the size.

Its a great pack i love mine

I'm trying to decide between the Viktos 25L backpack and one of the many Tasmanian Tiger packs I've found. I just discovered TT and know almost nothing about them. I have been a huge fan of Viktos for several years now, so I'm sure I will be happy with their pack. However, I'm really intrigued by the packs that I've seen from TT. Thanks for the video!

Nice pack but so expensive! Found 1 UK stockist with a brief search and it's £155!

Thanks for this video! Apart from the backstraps, which I'm perfectly fine with, there are some other points that I'd like to see changed in an improved version: The hook and loop is fine but apart from the strap on the 8.1 pouch there is not much to fix it in place - a hook strap on the back of the 8.1 would be fine. Within the pack it would be great to have more packs removable - weight and cost aside. In addition the packs/pouches are without interior organisation - a possibility for exchanging these for other packs from tt, which have this features, would be great - and worth any extra Euro or Pound in my opinion. Best regards and thanks for your work from Germany! Ralph

IMO a sternum strap is important if you don't have or can't hold onto the shoulder strap hand loops, for example if you hike with poles, ride a bike or do XC skiing, or I guess need to carry a firearm? These activities also require a lot of shoulder movement which will cause the shoulder straps to slip more easily, especially if your bag is heavily loaded.

Waffle on mate, we always learn new things from it, just like the under garment. Pity there's no TT in Australia. It may cost less to get it locally. Cheers anyway. Rock on matey.!

TT make some fantastic gear.. much loved by the German military.... sadly next to impossible to get in the UK

What they did was use the old Atlas attachment points for me i love it and metal hardware is outdated

Great Review, thanks a lot. I just bought carabiners and add them at the buttom to hold the straps, because I did not like the plastic D Ring Version as well. Works just fine, maybe it is a solution for you as well + 2 carabiners are good use in some times. :) Cheers Ps. Laught hard at the Tardis comparison. :D

I only need a small capacity backpack. Wonder if I should purchase the TT modular tac pack 28L or this TT survival pack. 🤔 For me, the sewed pouches inside seem to make the TT survival pack less versatile.

Sir could you make a review of the Mountainsmith Day Lumber Pack in the future? Thank you! 😊

Hope Tasmanien Tiger will produce such a bag with Mole or button straps on the back that U can also put it on bigger Rucksacks...Strange that they didnt...

They've come out with a clone of the Eagle GTHB aircrew survival bag! :D

Hello, awesome channel!!! What do you think between the tiger vs Savotta s? As everyday bag, some hiking etc. thanks

This is an awesome backpack. Can you fit a 13 inch laptop in the water bladder compartment?

at first, i like this backpack. but 16 liter are 16 Liter. the next point is the fixed pouches. i want more flexibility. this is the reason, why i buyed the modular tac pack 28. i used difference hock and loop pouches to organized my stuff. thanks for your greate content. greetings from Germany 🤜🤛

Thank you! Nice pack but way overpriced and to heavy for a 16L pack. My Direct Action Dragon Egg Enlarged Is 2200gr at 30L and that thing Is built like a tank. Although It´s double de weight, It´s also double the capacity at the same price. The TT Essentials MKII Is 16L and more then half the price, It can also have a lot of modularity with TT´s pouches. Still a nice pack but personally I would not pay that price for a 16L pack with all that´s available now days.

Looks like a eagle industries E E bag , nog snags that can be caught pulling it out of a car in destress Think I would me great as a slimline medic bag

I can't find those pouches anywhere. What are they called exactly?

It's great, really. But it's heavily overpriced. 180€, that's expensive.