Is this pack compatible and comfortable with the USGI Molle 2 Modular Sleep System including the carrier that is part of the Large Rucksack?
1378637
I'm not for sure when I ordered the bag listed I got the marpat assault pack instead of the Molle.
1378638
If my memory serves me right I think the sleep system only goes on the big ruck sack not the three day assault pack
492491
I placed the mess kit between my sleep pack in my bug out bag and it fits well. No issues in the last three hikes.
1613792
As long as you keep your sleeping bag separate and pack light you should be okay. There is a larger size from the same manufacturer that you might want to consider.
2049724
Standard MOLLE spacing, you could easily fit radio, gadget, and even a decent sized first aid kit. It also has mounts for a plate carrier so if your looking to optimize space I'd invest in one and you will have plenty of room for any type of load out.
87987
Personally, I wouldn't recommend it. The Osprey has an airscape design for the back which gives the pack a kinda seemeless fit with the spine, bending, or folding it might damage it.
2086033
Yes it will, I don't use the MSS compression sack though...I just put the 2 bags and the bivy in and compress as much air out as I can. Fits in the bottom of my USMC ILBE main pack just fine.
512472
I own this pack. I carry a highly compressible sleeping bag (Lafuma Lightway 45) hammock and fly, clothes, food and stove, as well as the water bag. It all fits fine. When I camp i don't carry everything under the sun though. I use this pack for bike camping as it is a good size for mountain biking. If your sleeping bag does not compress down very much you should skip this pack.
1886046
I would have to say yes. Make sure you have a friend adjust the rods to the curvature of your back while you have the pack on. The chest strap and slide up and down to make it more comfortable for your anatomy. It's really quite a great pack for the price.
655634
I bought it for mine. Just be aware there are 1 1/2 inch space between mattress and side panel of the pack and play.
775956
I would say that the ilbe would pack the same amount, and maybe a little more, but it's not as tall as the ilbe. Fits as much as a standard ruck sack, but instead of one big pouch, it has 2, plus the plastic outer frame gives much support. I put two sustainment pouches on it for extra pockets, because I carry everything.
270429
It will attach to anything MOLLE compatible but you can keep the strap as well in the event you need to ditch the bag And whatever you are carrying doesn't have a sling of you want to keep it protected. Good example is a shotgun with a side saddle that isn't your primary. Can easily carry the shotgun in this (Normal scabbard doesn't fit with a side saddle) and have your primary on a sling.
956408
i have a Titon 65 internal frame and I think i have this same sleeping bag. it fits-only fits the bag-in the lower compartment of the back pack. I stuff it in as opposed to roll it up and then try to put it in the compartment of my Titon backpack. i haven't used the bag for sleeping yet so i can't talk about the bag's qualities.
861271
Yes. I've tried it on a few different ones. Its snug so it sometimes bunches up the mattress depending on your brand of pack n play, but it works fine. Better tight than loose.
2236553
I strap extra stuff on the bootom with the straps and the top of the pack. No molle straps. I attach small stuff to the shoulder straps.
1701341
This is a large bag, it carries my complete military sleep system with out any problems. The bag is about 15'' to 16'' wide, about 13'' to 14'' tall, and about 13'' to 14'' deep. This bag is currently packed with my sleep system and attached to my alice pack, so these are the best measurements I can give at this time. If you are using this bag for your sleep system, it will work great. If you want to use this bag to carry your gear, it will work great for that also.
1701342
This bag is big enough to store the 3 piece modular sleep system. This means the bivvy sack, cold weather bag, and warm weather bag. I put all 3 in the compression sack and then stuff it inside this bag.The bag is about 9 inches deep, about 14 wide (16 when stuffed), and about 10 inches front to back (12 when stuffed) This is a very nice bag. Mine was brand new. It's very durable and there are several ways to attach it to your backpack with straps, Molle, or 550 cord. Hope this helps.
160451
i've seen this pack before, haven't purchased yet (will soon) and the short answer is yes. it might put some strain on you, but i think you could work it out. the only problem i would see is the boots, but you could fix that probably. so, yes, if your willing to carry it.