Tactical Tailor showed us how one of their original products, the MALICE Pack started…
And where it’s going…
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I remember when Logan came to Lewis and started sewing these modifications to our rucks. Regret selling that original large ruck. Still have a bunch of ta50 Logan modified for me here at the shop.
dated tech that needs to just go away. For nostalgic people that still use Alice webbing
And this, ladies and germs, is how you tell everyone you’ve never done any type of long range patrolling without saying you’ve never done a long range patrol, or any work in the desert or tropics, for that matter.
Hahahaha… well said!
Still better than the MOLLE ruck.
Great rucks, loved my Malice pack but I will say that the crossfire Frames and the way they built it definitely gives the Malice a run for its money if not exceeds it especially with armor.
Great piece of gear. Mine has been with me since 2007 on several deployments and field problems.
Is there a new version/update coming out?
Got mine back in 2008, still going strong several deployments and CTC rotations later.
Any chance the new ruck is able to accept Mystery Ranch NICE frame or AttackPak frame?
If the pack is made for ALICE, then the NICE should fit quite nicely.
That’s my plan. I’ve had mine since 2006 and just replaced it for duty use last year with an MR Mountain Ruck. I will be getting a NICE frame for my MALICE and CSAR ruck soon. The only thing I can think to improve on them.
I don’t need it, but I WANT it.
I really hated ALICE gear when we started doing humps in 81’s in SOI. I then tried out the CFP90, and a Dana Design that I spray-painted when I got into the FMF. After trying both of those out on a couple of humps, I went back to ALICE, as it worked best with the then ‘body armor’ of PASGT vest, if I was a radio carrier, or carrying the baseplate, tube, and/or bipod. It was very durable, the lack of padding actually helped or did not matter (wearing it over the PASGT vest), and it was not that heavy.