USA made bag

[jhirsh5280]

I'm looking for a good to high quality made in the USA bag. After doing a bit of research I've come across a few companies that offer bags in $85-$200 range. Would love if anyone had feedback on any of these bags/cocompanies

Voodoo Tactical
Sandpiper of California
SpecOps Brand
Patriot Outfitters

main purpose of the bag would be for emergency preparedness or bug out.

Thanks for the feedback

[brutal]

If it helps, have a Voodoo Tactical range bag for my wife. Awesome bag, very well made. I wish they made the identical bag in a larger size.

[asmo]

Kifaru
Tactical Tailor

[blacklabel]

Mystery Ranch

[BushMasterBoy]

I use a surplus CFP-90 in woodland camo. Some call it a "Ranger" pack. Two packs in one as a smaller patrol pack piggybacks on the larger pack. Just make sure you buy a genuine US mil surplus pack. Check inside for a tag that has a NSN (national stock number). The genuine only come in woodland that I have ever seen. This is the only US issued pack that can actually contain the modular sleeping system.

Review here:

http://www.campingsurvivalgearreview...90-field-pack/

[Badger]

You might also check out www.originalsoegear.com . Seems to be pretty durable so far and I'll admit not being very gentle with gear bags.



Badger

[drift_g35]

Lifetime warranty, and awesome stuff... https://www.goruck.com/Gear

[buckeye4rnr]

Lifetime warranty, and awesome stuff... https://www.goruck.com/Gear

+1 on this. I have the GR1 and fantastic doesn't begin to describe it.

[hatidua]

It'd be nice if some of these companies would make a line that didn't look like the user just walked off the set of Zero Dark Thirty II. Must every square inch of a bag be covered with webbing to make it usable?!

[jhirsh5280]

It'd be nice if some of these companies would make a line that didn't look like the user just walked off the set of Zero Dark Thirty II. Must every square inch of a bag be covered with webbing to make it usable?!

I tend to agree. Another reason I'm leaning towards GoRuck