Tactical backpack offering a 36 l capacity. Constructed from tear-resistant polyester and additionally lined internally with a PVC coating for enhanced moisture protection. Designed for tactical and survival scenarios, as well as for everyday carry.
In place of conventional sewn-on PALS webbing for attaching extra pouches, the pack incorporates a Laser-Cut-Loop-System—laminated polyester with laser-cut openings compatible with the MOLLE/PALS standard.
Essential gear can be stored in 2 spacious compartments secured with two-way zippers. The zipper pulls include straps, enabling smooth use even while wearing gloves. These compartments feature a wide opening design, ensuring easy access to all packed items. Within each compartment, internal dividers facilitate organized storage and efficient item management.
Additional gear fits conveniently in 2 front pockets. A Velcro section on the upper portion enables the attachment of patches or emblems. The larger, lower pocket includes an organizer specifically designed for small accessories. A dedicated hydration system pocket, located discreetly at the rear and fastened with Velcro, provides secure storage for a hydration bladder or can be used to safeguard important equipment.
The reverse side incorporates a layer of soft, ergonomically shaped EVA foam padding wrapped in a breathable, high-comfort mesh fabric. Comfortable, adjustable shoulder straps—measuring 5 cm in width—are outfitted with vertical attachment loops, a single D-ring on each strap for securing extra gear, and a removable hip belt. Compression straps with buckle closures are located on the backpack’s sides and bottom, facilitating easy and secure packing.
On the sides, beneath the integrated mounting cut-outs, two slim, elongated pockets provide additional storage. Positioned at the top, a durable transport handle ensures convenient carrying.
The wz.93 Pantera PL Woodland camouflage pattern remains in active service with the Polish Armed Forces. As the first camouflage design developed and widely deployed in the Third Polish Republic, the 1993 pattern expertly merges mimetic and disruptive elements by utilizing irregular spots in varied sizes. The palette, primarily composed of green, brown, and black tones, is tailored to blend seamlessly with the landscape of Polish woodlands, making Pantera ideally suited for use in the country’s native environments. Military Uniform Class students also receive uniforms featuring this camouflage as part of their standard gear.
