Great, compact backpack that works well for everyday use or as a supplement to a larger backpack. Thanks to the Molle system, it can be easily personalized by adding extra pockets for water, binoculars, or other accessories. However, the retail price is a bit too high, although the quality of workmanship is very high.
Backpack offering a 7.5-liter capacity with the advantage of being directly mountable to the Guardian Plate Carrier tactical vest. Constructed from robust, tear-resistant nylon, it ensures reliable storage and transport of essential gear.
Large main compartment secured with a dual-direction zipper. The interior features a soft Velcro lining for attaching additional accessories. The front pocket provides space for smaller items.
Adjustable shoulder straps allow for personalized fit. Rear straps enable secure mounting to a tactical vest. The MOLLE system on the front and sides permits attachment of extra pouches or containers. Compression straps with buckles offer volume adjustment and secure external equipment. A shock cord lace on the underside further enhances retention of carried gear.
A Velcro panel on the front allows for attachment of various patches, including national flags, unit insignias, or Morale Patches.
Technical data
Color: Black
Material: 100% nylon
Dimensions: 38 x 23 x 12 cm
Weight: 748 g
Manufacturer: Helikon-Tex, Poland
Militaria.pl is the official distributor of Helikon-Tex.
Helikon-Tex is a Europe-based brand delivering trusted quality and accountable manufacturing founded in 1983, specializing in the production of tactical, military and outdoor clothing. It offers a wide range of products such as clothing, backpacks, bags and tactical accessories, which have gained recognition among both uniformed services and outdoor enthusiasts. Its offer includes distinctive product lines such as Bushcraft - dedicated to survival enthusiasts, Law Enforcement - designed for uniformed services, and Range - created for shooters. Helikon-Tex uses modern camouflage patterns, such as MultiCam, ATACS and PenCott, ensuring adaptation to various terrain conditions.
| Color/camouflage | Black |
|---|---|
| Main compartments fastening | Zipper |
| Dedicated laptop pocket | No |
| Molle/pals compatible | Yes |
| Mesh spacer | No |
| Number of compartments | 1 |
| Dimensions | 38 x 23 x 12 cm |
| Capacity | 7.5 l |
| Number of pockets | 1 |
| Main color | Black |
| Main material | 100% nylon |
| External equipment attachment option | Yes |
| Compatible with hydration system | Yes |
| Raincover | No |
| Waist strap | No |
| Chest strap | No |
| Weight | 748 g |
| EAN | 5902688076771 |
| Manufacturer code | PL-GSP-CD-01 |
| Brand | Helikon-Tex |
| EAN |
Reviews with photos
Review summary
Number of reviews: 12
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The backpack meets expectations. Both the quality of workmanship and the materials used are at a high level. I was looking for a compact solution, and this backpack perfectly fits my needs. It was purchased as part of a promotional offer, which was an additional advantage.
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The backpack is simply fantastic! And the best thing is that you can mount it to the Helikon brand Chicom! I have a hydration insert in it, provisions, and I have attached extra pouches. I recommend it!
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Very good patrol backpack for use under a vest. Thanks to the straps included, you can even convert it into a bicycle backpack for rides. Very spacious, it can fit food rations, a poncho or smaller items. Plus for the option to mount a water bladder and secure it with a clip.
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Perfect backpack for EDC. Let's start with the fact that it lacks small pockets, straps, etc. for little things, flashlights, or knives. There is a great solution for this: the Helikon EDC Insert Large - Olive Green pocket fits perfectly. You just need to attach it at the highest Velcro spot. It fits lots of gear. Underneath, you can still fit a small Mil-Tec first aid kit, a headlamp, paracord, and more. In the zipped pocket in the flap, you can fit a power bank, two cables, a notebook, and a pen. The material is sturdy Cordura. As for comfort, everyone has to assess for themselves. Personally, I haven't worn a backpack for many years, so I'm getting used to it. So, it's perfect for EDC—you just need to buy an extra pocket. I recommend it. I'm satisfied.
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Great backpack for the city and beyond. It's very well made. The material is durable and pleasant to the touch, which is rare. The biggest downside of this backpack is the lack of a handle, loop, or anything you could grab it by and carry without putting it on your back. However, you can make a handle yourself using paracord and a collision knot, which can be hidden under the backpack's material—very neat and invisible. The advantages are: It doesn’t make any noise during use, e.g., from rattling zippers or buckles. Dangling adjustment straps are held together with a good Velcro strap. There are hydration system ports on both sides of the backpack, but not at the top in the middle, which is strange. It's stiff, though not everywhere, as it doesn't need to be stiff in every spot. Advanced attachment system plus an elastic cord with a lock at the bottom of the backpack. Large Velcro strip additionally placed on the MOLLE system.
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A compact-sized backpack, quite spacious yet handy. The material it is made from is Cordura, which means it is durable. The stitched straps allow for attaching various items in many configurations. I recommend it.
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I ordered the Helikon Guardian Smallpack backpack as a replacement for a waist bag and those 'men's' pouches. It is much more comfortable and doesn't get in the way of daily activities, plus it is much more spacious than those. For small items, water, etc., which you need in the summer, it's perfect.
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Perfect for the Helikon Guardian Plate Carrier vest, fits perfectly! Plus for the option to mount it on the Helikon Training Mini Rig instead of the back straps.
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Given the declared capacity of 7L, it seems smaller, probably because it's quite flat, but it's just right as a 'larger waist bag' for a trip out of town.
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A solid backpack, perfect for the back of a vest, easily fits a hydration pack plus necessary items, durable material, so far no complaints about the product.
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So far, the backpack has survived one day in the field, where it performed very well. Currently mounted on a vest with a helmet mesh. First tests so far are good, it's nice to carry it as a backpack with straps. A very cool aspect is that you can unzip it almost completely, with only the bottom holding it together, so when it's lying down, you have instant access to the entire contents. Since this is a patrol backpack, its dimensions, although small, don't feel that way. I will probably buy extra pockets, and maybe move the radio onto it too.
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