Constructed from highly durable 500D Cordura, this 22-liter backpack is designed to resist wear and tear. Outfitted with rugged YKK zippers, the pack also features a dedicated compartment for a hydration cartridge.
A spacious main compartment secured with dual-direction zippers is designed for carrying essential gear. The double zipper system allows for deep opening of the backpack, providing improved access to stored items. Inside, there is a dedicated sleeve for a hydration bladder and a flat mesh pocket.
Side pockets are protected by flaps fastened with fastex buckles, beneath which are expandable chimneys adjustable with drawcords and stoppers. These features prevent mud and dust from entering the pockets, while also ensuring carried items remain secure.
A velour-lined top pocket offers safe storage for smaller valuables such as a camera, binoculars, or night vision devices. The front panel is equipped with velcro panels, ideal for attaching Morale Patches or emblems. The lower pocket contains two key loops, a pair of compartments, and a flat mesh pocket to help organize small equipment items.
The Beavertail pocket is perfect for securing gear like a tactical helmet or a rolled jacket between itself and the backpack. Buckles are fully adjustable and detachable, allowing the pocket to be folded and stowed in a compartment at the base of the backpack.
MOLLE/PALS-compatible tapes are sewn above the side pockets, enabling the attachment of additional pouches to expand the backpack’s carrying options. An elastic cord with a drawstring is located at the bottom, providing secure storage for items such as a jacket or sleeping bag.
The backpack is designed with an adjustable carrying system featuring straps padded with soft material to minimize shoulder irritation. Broad, ergonomically-shaped straps help distribute the load evenly across the shoulders. Webbing runs along the entire length of the straps, enabling the attachment of extra gear.
A wide hip belt and a chest strap with adjustable height further enhance comfort during extended treks.
