Spacious tactical backpack featuring Greek Lizard camouflage and a total capacity of 51 liters. Constructed from rugged, abrasion-resistant 600D polyester. Ideal for outdoor activities and survival scenarios.
Featuring two main compartments secured with dual-direction zippers, the backpack offers versatile storage options. Two additional smaller pockets on the front provide convenient space for essential accessories.
Side compression straps—two on each side—allow external size adjustment based on the amount of gear carried. By tightening the straps, the pack can be compressed when the main compartment is empty and only the front pockets are in use, enhancing overall stability. The compression straps can also serve to attach extra gear, such as a jacket, tarp, sleeping pad, or sleeping bag.
Reliable load stability is provided by wide shoulder straps, a chest strap, and an adjustable hip belt for optimal weight distribution. A carry handle positioned at the top allows for easy hand transport of the backpack. The back panel is cushioned with foam and covered in soft mesh to maximize comfort on extended treks. A Velcro-secured pocket for a hydration bladder is situated underneath the back panel.
Featuring traditional MOLLE straps on the sides, the model incorporates a front panel with a laser-cut MOLLE system designed for the attachment of extra pouches and gear. An upper, compact pocket is equipped with a velcro panel for affixing various emblems, including national flags, unit badges, or Morale Patches, enabling customization and a personalized appearance for the backpack.
Greek Lizard is the standard camouflage pattern employed by the Greek Armed Forces, directly evolved from the French Lizard pattern (Tap47), which saw widespread use in the mid-20th century. The Greek iteration was specifically modified and refined for Greece’s unique environment—primarily mountainous regions, rocky landscapes, and sparse vegetation. The Greek Lizard camouflage features irregular, horizontal stripes in various shades of olive green, brown, and black, set against a lighter base color such as sand or light green. While the pattern retains the original French striped configuration, the colors have been adjusted to suit Mediterranean environments. The Greek Lizard served as the principal camouflage for Greek field uniforms for many years and continues to be utilized today, especially among ground forces.
