Designed for tactical operations, this backpack features a capacity of 20 l. Constructed from tear-resistant polyester and enhanced with an internal moisture-resistant PVC coating, it is well-suited for both tactical and survival scenarios, as well as everyday carrying needs.
Two spacious compartments secured with two-way zippers provide ample space for essential equipment. Deeply opening zippers ensure convenient access to the contents. Additional internal sections within each compartment offer optimal organization for various items.
Additional gear can be stored in two front pockets. The upper pocket is equipped with a velcro panel, perfect for attaching patches and emblems. The lower, more capacious pocket features an organizer designed for small essentials. A concealed, Velcro-sealed pocket on the back accommodates a hydration system or can serve as secure storage for valuable items.
MOLLE/PALS-compatible straps are integrated on both the front and sides of the backpack, providing a convenient solution for attaching extra gear or increasing carrying capacity with additional pouches or pockets.
Side compression straps ensure optimal adjustment of the backpack to match your gear load. Padded, adjustable shoulder straps and back panel deliver maximum comfort, even when hauling substantial equipment. Integrated ventilation channels enhance airflow and breathability. The 5 cm wide shoulder straps feature functional D-rings for added versatility. An adjustable hip belt guarantees balanced weight distribution. A sturdy handle at the top allows for convenient carrying by hand.
Marpat, also known as Digital Woodland, is a digital camouflage pattern designed for woodland environments, created by the United States Marine Corps (USMC) and officially introduced in 2002. Featuring a pixelated design instead of traditional curved blotches, Marpat (Marine Pattern) was among the first digital patterns to be widely implemented by military forces. The Woodland variant is optimized for use in European and temperate forested areas. Its layout incorporates fine digital pixels in a combination of green, brown, black, and beige hues.
