5.11 Tactical Backpack – Rush 12 2.0 – Military Molle Pack, CCW with Multiple Compartments, 24 Liter, Small, Style 56561

This is the best EDC Bag ever. 1.Material The material seems like it was made from a good quality fabric. I looked for online sources but 5.11 did not publish the type of nylon anywhere. I would assume it's cordura but it would be better if it were made from ballistic nylon. The fabric is flexible enough to hold their structure on the folds. 2. Organization. It has very good organization. One thing I would like to see it improve is the Laptop compartment. It's way too deep into the bag that I don't find it practical to use it. The best place would be the pocket for the bladder. They could enlarge it a little bit to accommodate a larger laptop. I have samsung s9+ tablet and it fits just fine. However, my laptop could not. The best compartment is the admin panel. I did not know that I needed something this big. If I purchased something like Goruck or KNKG, I would have struggled with my work stuff. It has a compartment for a gun but I don't use it because guns are not allowed in Kuwait. It's fine if it was not there but it's also fine that it's there 3. Shoulder and Sternum Straps The strap is quite sturdy with a yoke that properly distributes the weight. The sternum strap is also very sturdy and is adjustable every 2 inches. I've read in some reviews that people don't actually know that the sternum strap is adjustable. They said the sternum strap is located way too close to their throat and if somebody grabbed the bag from behind, they could get chocked. Ridiculous. The sternum strap buckles actually have a slit hidden behind the loop, which they can remove to adjust. 4. Hip Strap I thought that 5.11 forgot to include the hip strap. However, after checking the internet, it seems the waist strap is not included. But there are two buckles behind the hips that are clearly meant for straps, right? Correct. But upon searching for the right waist strap, it seems 5.11 does not manufacture it? How weird is that? Turns out, I discovered that these provisional buckles are actually meant for, surprise, actual belt. And using belts as actual hip strap is a genius idea. It is easily available, it is adjustable, and it has a good clasp. I bought this specifically as an everyday carry but it seems like, I am looking at using this for travels as well now that I discovered that I can use a belt as a waist strap.

Perfect size for an EDC bag. Can be stretched to fit a bug out back role, but is a bit small for that task. Very sturdy and plenty of molle for extra packs and water bottle holders. The sternum strap fits way to high, it stits an inch under my neck. I am 6's and the bag does look a little small on me. But I didn't want a bigger bag. Main pocket is huge, can easily fit a change of clothes, a packable wind breaker, and some mre meals. Looks tactical, for some this is good or bad. I think looks good. The zippers feel very sturdy. The shoulder straps are padded and comfy. Price was good. Would highly recommend as an edc or weekend bag. Very good for organization. Plenty of little pockets.

And this is no exception. I already had one of these as a small go bag but bought another and this is now my 5th 5.11 bag - this one I use mostly for work/travel. I do a lot of driving and overnight stays for work. I carry a laptop, tablet, charger, and then some stationary and pens/pencils with me everywhere, sometimes I will also have a portable display. I can carry all my work items plus an overnight kit in this no problem - anything more than one night and I'd have to carry another bag for that stuff. The added CCW space is a good touch as well. Good, solid webbing makes adding small pouches easy. This backpack holds all that very well and also works as a personal item for flying as it fits under the seat very easily. The laptop sleeve is very well padded and secure, but just be mindful - you can't put a huge laptop in it. My laptop is 14 in x 9.25 in and about 0.50 inch thick - and it maxes out the space. Anything bigger would just about not fit. Other than that, absolutely love this backpack.

I got this for a range bag. For this it checks all of the boxes. Not too big, very sturdy, and with PALS, I can add extra storage on it (I currently have side pouches that I put oft used range items in, like my earpro and range holsters). The hook and loop patch on the center is nice for my organization's emblem, and my custom name tape goes on the top strip nicely. I have noted that with a full load, the hydration pouch might be a bit too cramped, but I have not put a bladder into it as my spare 3L one was much too long. It looks like a 2L should fit. The removable stay panel is nice (and thick/sturdy), but mine is "staying" in, for now as it sits up on a surface with the panel in. I didn't buy a waist belt, but I noted that it has attachment points in place for that future addition. This bag may be just for the range for me, but it could easily be a serious day hike pack, with emergency provisions. I doubt you would be able to carry enough gear in or on it for a full camping load out, unless you are a serious minimalist and do not need to carry much water. Overall, a quality pack that I am sure will serve my needs for a long time. Quality materials: heavy duty nylon, zippers, straps, PALS/MOLLE, and carry handle. Everything feels rugged and durable. I didn't put a laptop into it, as I don't use one at the range, but there is a slot pocket for it in the back, well padded for that purpose.

Oh, man, where to start? The organization features and the overall size of the Rush 12 is perfect for my line of work. The fabric used is durable 1050D Nylon, similar abrasion resistance much like my TacTec Plate Carrier (500D) for CrossFit, with the added benefit of water resistance. Upon arrival, the seams were perfectly stitched, no fuzzy split ends, and it was ready to use after removing the product tags. Even though the Rush 12 has an add-on Belt Kit, I had an extra Wandrd Waist Straps from my PRVKE, and believe me they’re totally compatible. If you do intend to go hiking, I’m highly recommending getting a waist strap from 5.11 or Wandrd. I’m certain the material from 5.11 is as durable as the Rush 12, yet Wandrd is still as durable and reliable in the sense that I’m comfortable with it. Just by how the Rush 12 feels like on my back, I have a feeling I’ll get the Rush 24 for hiking or rucking. Don’t hesitate, just buy it, you’ll love it as I do.

I knew this was going to be a good hardy bag based off other reviews and the look but man it's the best bag I've ever owned. Coming from a marine veteran. I wanted a good edc bag that was not too big and would last years and I'm more than satisfied. It's the perfect size for me and I was pretty happy by the durability and feel of it. Definitely a great value for the money. Not heavy for me and the straps feel secure and beefy. Good pocket organization with the interior compartments being just as good quality as the outside. I like that the chest strap is detachable as I don't feel the need for it. It feels good even when loaded up. Definitely would buy a larger bug out bag from this company in the future I believe and I'm the kind of guy that has to spend hours comparing and researching quality stuff before I buy. Glad I got this.

I seldom write reviews. I use it as a handgun range bag. Perfect size for 2 or 3 pistol cases, staple gun, mags, shooting glasses etc. My first experience with 5:11 products. This is one tuff backpack! Easy 5 stars.

I like 1 general layout of compartments. 2 glasses/phone pocket. 3 notebook compartment. 15 inch fits perfect. 4 water compartment. good for documents. fits a4 if small pack. I dislike 1 fasteners are too tight. I have FILBE whole set and manufacturer of plastik is the same, but FILBEs open way easy with same durability. 2 when tightening the straps that small elastic piece blocks the strap. The idea is great, but testing is poor. Its better to put a button or a piece of velcro somewhere (what I did removing elastic and adding a button). 3 glasses/phone pocket. You cant open it wide, so I cant put my ESS crossbow in it and i have to use ESS pouch. And when a laptop is inside you cant take it out until there is smth in this pocket. So I almost stop using it. Use it only to hide my phone quickly for short period of time, not for storage. 4 a stich between back and bottom parts needs refactoring - my t-shirts got damaged in that area.

Super robust und hat sehr viele Fächer um Kleinkram zu organisieren. Sehr bequem, kann man ohne Probleme lange Zeit am Stück tragen. Das beste: sogar mein 16" 2023 MacBook Pro passt in die Laptoptasche(ziemlich eng + lässt sich nicht mit dem Klett verschließen aber ist ja eh eine Innentasche, aber trotzdem perfekt )

Deze rugzak is enorm praktisch en makkelijk in gebruik. Hij zit fijn en heeft tig opbergvakjes. Hij past prima onder je voorstoel(ryanair) en is zeer compact. Ik heb er nog een fleshouder bij gekocht voor een kleine waterfles en dat maakt hem helemaal compleet.

I absolutely love the 5.11 Tactical Backpack – Rush 12 2.0! I use it every day, and it’s incredibly comfortable to wear. The 24-liter capacity is perfect for my daily essentials, and the CCW and laptop compartments are really convenient for organizing everything. The quality is outstanding – it’s durable, well-made, and designed to last. Whether I’m carrying gear for work or just heading out, this pack has been a fantastic addition. Highly recommend it for anyone looking for a reliable, high-quality tactical backpack!

As of now i see no flaws in the design, (maybe the laptop part is to small (it can't fit 15" MacBook pro)), it is robust and pleasant to wear. My everyday carry can totally fit that bag. i'd be pleased in the future to see another pair of straps at the bottom to reduce it size efficiently (though you can add some if you'd like to through molle system). Overally it is a good product

Sehr guter Rucksack für Motorradtouren. Für ein ganzes Wochenende aber zu klein.