65-liter military backpack, engineered by the Wrocław-based Wisport company in collaboration with the commandos from the Special Commandos Unit (previously the 1st Special Commando Regiment) in Lubliniec. Modeled after the popular Racoon series with 45- and 65-liter versions, the design strikes a balance between load capacity, gear weight, and user mobility. Constructed from rugged 500D Cordura with MultiCam camouflage, the pack merges large load volume, optimal functionality, and superior carrying comfort.
Constructed from abrasion-resistant 500D Cordura, the backpack is further strengthened with bar-tacked seams. Known for exceptional resistance to mechanical wear such as abrasions and tears, this material greatly enhances the backpack's durability during demanding field operations.
The 65-liter main compartment is designed to be split into two sections—an upper section (about 2/3) and a lower section (around 1/3). An internal drawstring collar secures the contents and stabilizes the load. Access is provided from the top, front, and bottom, with a detachable bottom panel that greatly simplifies unpacking. Inside the lower section, adjacent to the back panel, a flat pocket allows secure transport of a radio unit. Directly above, a mounting point for a hydration bladder is provided, along with a dedicated port for a tube or antenna. This port features protection to prevent water from entering the backpack.
Dedicated pockets for documents and maps and hydration tube retainers on the shoulder straps add to the design’s versatility. The top lid is both adjustable and removable, featuring two zippered compartments, while a Velcro panel on the front enables easy customization with patches. Altogether, the pack has seven various types of pockets to support efficient gear organization and provide rapid access to essential items.
A long front pocket is equipped with double-sided MOLLE webbing, allowing it to function as an organizer. The system includes two detachable 9-liter side pockets, a rain cover hidden in a Velcro-secured pocket at the bottom, and helmet straps tucked in a small pocket above the lower zipper to the main compartment. Side transport handles and metal D-rings for rope or vehicle attachment further increase utility in the field.
Equipped with a durable aluminum frame and an adjustable FAS Plus Ergonomic carrying system, the backpack is engineered for long-term, comfortable transport of heavy loads. The design guarantees secure contact with the back along with optimal spine and shoulder load relief. Dual-plane adjustability enables a tailored fit for the individual’s height and physique. Anatomically contoured shoulder straps, together with a wide hip belt and chest strap, enhance weight distribution, minimizing walking fatigue. Reinforcements and the internal frame maintain the backpack’s structure, even when fully packed. A ventilated back panel delivers improved air circulation and helps reduce perspiration. The carrying system is built for resilience under intense use and demanding field conditions. The hip belt is fully removable, and the shoulder straps are fitted with quick-release fastex buckles for rapid backpack removal.
Outfitted with ITW Nexus and Duraflex certified buckles and robust Wisport zippers for enhanced durability.
The front panel, sides, and lid feature MOLLE/PALS system straps for secure attachment of extra equipment. Thanks to the strap and compression strap system, gear can be mounted externally, while also providing increased stability for the backpack’s internal load.
Backpack includes a manufacturer's warranty valid for 5 years.
MultiCam represents a cutting-edge camouflage pattern, introduced in 2002 by the US-based company Crye Precision in collaboration with the United States Army Soldier Systems Center (Natick Labs) under the Objective Force Warrior initiative. The primary intent behind its creation was to develop a highly adaptable camouflage effective across diverse terrains and under varying environmental conditions. The MultiCam design incorporates seven distinct colors with seamless gradient transitions among green, brown, and beige hues. Thanks to this advanced composition, MultiCam seamlessly blends with its surroundings, reflecting green tones amid woodland settings and shifting to browns and beiges in arid landscapes—proving especially effective in Central and Eastern European regions during autumn or within dried vegetation. International recognition for MultiCam has led to its adoption by numerous military forces and special operations units globally. Official adoption by the US Army occurred in 2010, when it became the standard issue for troops deployed to Afghanistan, replacing the previous Universal Camouflage Pattern (UCP). Civilian availability of this pattern has also contributed to its widespread popularity among military enthusiasts and airsoft players.
