MFH tactical backpack with an approximate capacity of 30 liters. Constructed from resilient, abrasion-resistant polyester. Designed for both survival-trekking purposes and daily urban activities.
Equipped with front and side webbing, compatible with the MOLLE/PALS system, enabling attachment of extra pouches and pockets to increase storage options.
Essential equipment can be stored in two spacious main compartments, both secured with two-way zippers. Internal smaller pockets within these compartments keep accessories organized. The front panel features two additional smaller pockets with zipper closure, ideal for EDC tools like a multitool, knife, flashlight, or flint.
External dimensions of the backpack can be adjusted to the load by means of side compression straps, two on each side. Tightening these straps allows the pack to be compressed—useful when the main compartment is empty but the smaller pockets are in use—ensuring stability is maintained. These compression straps also double as mounting points for extra gear such as a sleeping bag, tarp, sleeping pad, or jacket.
Carrying comfort is guaranteed by ergonomic, wide straps—each fitted with a D-Ring for easy attachment of equipment—and a removable waist belt. A sturdy carry handle at the top adds convenience for hand transport. The back panel is padded with foam and covered with soft mesh for comfort on extended hikes. A velcro-closed compartment beneath the back panel accommodates a hydration system.
Technical data
Camouflage: M95 CZ Camo
Capacity: 30 liters
Material: 100% polyester
Dimensions: 230 × 440 × 240 mm
Weight: 1200 g
Manufacturer: MFH, Germany
M95 CZ Camo (Vz. 95) represents a Czech camouflage design officially put into service by the Armed Forces of the Czech Republic in 1995. The pattern was first conceptualized in 1985 with the aim of equipping the Czechoslovak Army, yet it was not fielded at that time. Recognized as the Vz. 95 or the “leaf pattern,” its inspiration comes from the American M1948 ERDL camouflage, though with a distinct, more muted color palette. The pattern displays irregular shapes in black, gray-green, and olive green, set against a light green backdrop—an arrangement that ensures optimal concealment in European woodland and forest environments.
