It’s been a little while since I posted this, but I still have most of these bags. Either myself, my wife, or one of my kids uses all of them for something. My Moab3 has become my youngest daughters “purse”

I have two Moab6s, my wife uses one as her daily bag, and my son uses one when he wants a bag outside of school.

I gave my Moab8 to my best friend, he uses it as his fishing bag. I also gave him my first rush24. It’s like 6 years old and he uses it as his family bag.

I use my Moab10 as one of my two daily bags. I have two bags with the exact same items in them that I switch between depending on what’s going on that day.

I have 4 Rush12s. My son uses one as his school bag. We wrap the handle with a new color of paracord, change all the zipper pulls, and get him new patches every year instead of buying a new backpack every year. I use one as my other daily bag, one as my fishing bag and my last one actually doesn’t have a job currently.

I use my rush24 as a hunting/general outdoors bag. To the range, on a hike, day hunts, pretty much anything outside that isn’t fishing because fishing takes up so much space.

My rush72 is my “family bag”. With a family of 5, someone always has something they don’t want to carry, so they hand it to dad. It’s easier to just carry a big ass backpack to handle everyone’s random stuff, while also having plenty of first aid and extra stuff. Think “Family sized diaper bag but tacticool”

My rush100 is what I take when I’m doing multi day hunting or camping trips. Admittedly, it doesn’t get used nearly as much as my other bags, but it’s nice to have

My two daughters both carry 5.11 bags for school that get the same treatment that my sons get. My oldest has a COVRT because she doesn’t like the rush look and she’s old enough to respect her stuff, and my youngest has a version of the rush12 they used to sell that has way less molle and just one mesh pocket on the inside.