Tactical backpack offering a 30-liter capacity, constructed from robust and abrasion-resistant polyester. Instead of classic sewn attachment straps, the design utilizes a Laser Cut system, featuring laser-cut slots that adhere to the MOLLE/PALS standard.
Equipped with two spacious main compartments, each outfitted with two-way zippers for smooth access, finished with handle pulls for ease of use. The primary compartment contains a mesh divider and a zippered section for organizing smaller items, while the secondary compartment is fitted with extra organizers suitable for documents or essential EDC gear. The front section integrates two additional pockets, with the lower pocket incorporating multiple dividers for organizing contents.
Stable transportation is ensured with ergonomically designed wide shoulder straps that feature metal D-rings for securing further attachments, complemented by a waist belt that can be detached as needed. The back panel, which rests against the user, is cushioned with soft mesh for comfort. Below this area, a compartment secured by Velcro provides space for a hydration system. At the top, a sturdy transport handle allows for convenient carrying by hand.
External dimensions can be adjusted to the load carried via side compression straps, with two on either side. Pulling the straps tighter allows the backpack to compress, especially when the main compartment is empty and only the smaller pockets remain filled, improving balance and stability. Integrated compression straps also serve as additional mounting points for carrying extra equipment.
Technical data
Camo: M95 CZ Camo
Material: 100% polyester
Capacity: 30 L
Dimensions: 440 x 230 x 240 mm
Weight: 1.2 kg
Manufacturer: MFH, Germany
M95 CZ Camo (Vz. 95) represents a Czech camouflage pattern that was officially introduced to the Armed Forces of the Czech Republic in 1995. The design, though brought into service in the mid-1990s, was originally developed in 1985 with the intention of equipping the Czechoslovak Army; however, it was not put into use at that time. Known as the Vz. 95 pattern or “leaf pattern,” the design draws inspiration from the American M1948 ERDL camouflage, but incorporates a distinct and more muted color palette. Characterized by irregular shapes of black, gray-green, and olive green set against a light green base, this combination is particularly effective for concealment in European woodlands and forest environments.
