Pentagon Victor Utility Pouch - Greek Lizard

A pouch engineered for secure and convenient transport of smaller accouterments. Features a practical design enhanced with MOLLE system webbing alongside an internal EDC organizer for added utility.

Constructed from rugged and abrasion-resistant 500D Cordura, the model ensures outstanding durability. The front side comes equipped with a velcro panel and MOLLE system webbing, enabling easy mounting of additional gear. Featuring a modular MOLLE system on the back, the pouch can be securely attached to other equipment for enhanced versatility.

Equipped with a main compartment secured by a two-way zipper, the pouch’s interior comes with a mesh pocket, two elastic loops, and a carabiner.

A YKK double zipper secures the entire garment, with zipper pulls designed for easy use when wearing gloves. A drainage hole at the bottom enables effective moisture release if the garment becomes wet. The lower left corner features a stitched manufacturer's logo.

• 500D Cordura fabric
• MOLLE-compatible webbing straps
• YKK zipper closure
• Pull tabs attached to the zipper
• Internal mesh compartment
• Elastic retention loops
• Integrated drainage grommet

Pattern: Greek Lizard Camouflage
Composition: 100% nylon
Volume: 0.9 liters
Size: 155 x 110 x 50 mm
Produced by: Pentagon, Greece

Greek Lizard serves as the standard camouflage pattern for the Greek Armed Forces, directly inspired by the French Lizard pattern (Tap47), which saw extensive use during the mid-20th century. Adapted and refined specifically for Greece’s unique landscape—characterized by mountains, rocky hills, and sparse vegetation—the Greek version suits its diverse terrain. The Greek Lizard camouflage features horizontal, irregular bands in various shades of olive green, brown, and black, set against a lighter backdrop, typically sand or pale green. While maintaining the recognizable striped design of its French predecessor, the color palette has been modified to better match the Mediterranean environment. For decades, the Greek Lizard pattern has been the foundation of Greek field uniforms and continues to be a staple, especially among ground forces.