Since I recently snagged a GoRuck Bullet 10L from their Steals and Deals promotion, I thought I would do a GoRuck Bullet 10L Size Comparison with some other go bags that I’ve reviewed in the past. Below (from left to right), is the Camelbak Mil Tac HAWG, GoRuck Bullet 10L, MSM Adapt Pack and the Grey Ghost Gear Stealth Operator.
All would be viable “grab and go” bags but they vary in size and capacity (in cubic inches):
- Mil Tac HAWG – 19 X 10.5 X 10.2 (1,400)
- GoRuck Bullet 10L – 18 X 8.75 X 4.5 (610)
- MSM Adapt Pack – 17 X 9.5 X 5.5 (1,178)
- GGG Stealth Operator – 17.75 X 10 X 5 (887)
As you can tell, pictures can be deceiving. They don’t look all that different, but the Bullet is by far the smallest.
That isn’t necessarily a bad thing for a grab and go bag. I use mine in the car and the gym and so it needs to fit on the floor board of my vehicle (even when it’s fully loaded with passengers) or in a locker. I also sometimes throw it in my suitcase when I travel so I have a carry bag when I get to my destination.
By the way, GoRuck just published 10L Hydration Bullet Ruck Explained. It’s a very extensive write-up with lots of pics. One of these days, I’ll write-up my own take… perhaps called “10L Hydration Bullet Ruck Explained… Explained”. But that’s another post for another time. 
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