Tactical backpack with a 36-liter capacity, constructed from tear-resistant polyester and reinforced on the interior with a PVC coating for enhanced moisture protection. Designed to excel in tactical, survival situations, as well as for everyday use.
In place of conventional sewn-on PALS webbing used for attaching extra pouches, the pack features a Laser-Cut-Loop-System - laminated polyester with laser-cut openings compatible with the MOLLE/PALS system.
For transporting essential gear, the backpack offers 2 spacious compartments secured with dual-direction zippers. Handles on the zippers enable straightforward use, even while wearing gloves. These zippers facilitate wide access to the interior, making it easier to reach stored equipment. Inside, smaller internal dividers ensure efficient organization of carried items.
Additional gear can be placed in 2 front pockets. The upper pocket has a velcro panel for affixing patches or emblems. The lower, roomier pocket contains an internal organizer for smaller accessories. On the back, a concealed, Velcro-sealed pocket is designed for a hydration bladder and can also be utilized to secure valuable equipment.
A layer of soft, ergonomically shaped EVA foam padding is located on the reverse side, sheathed in breathable, high-comfort mesh. Adjustable 5 cm wide suspenders offer enhanced comfort and feature vertical mounting straps, each equipped with a D-ring for attaching extra equipment, along with a detachable hip belt. The sides and the bottom of the pack include compression straps fitted with buckles to facilitate efficient packing.
Slim, elongated pockets are positioned on each side, beneath the cut-out attachment points. The top of the backpack houses a durable transport handle for reliable carrying.
Flecktarn represents a renowned German military camouflage design, officially adopted by the Bundeswehr in 1990. Characterized by a combination of five distinct colors—dark green, olive, brown, black, and beige—in a pattern composed of small, irregular spots, Flecktarn creates a visual disruption that effectively conceals the wearer’s outline within woodland environments, scrubland, and amidst forest undergrowth. The distribution of numerous dots and the seamless blending of color borders make it ideal for camouflage in European climates, particularly within the temperate zone. Flecktarn continues to serve as the standard camouflage for the German military and is also utilized by various other armed and police forces. Owing to its proven performance, multiple adaptations and variants of this pattern have been developed worldwide.
