Designed with a 65-liter capacity, this military backpack is a product of collaboration between the Wrocław-based manufacturer Wisport and the operatives of the Special Commandos Unit (previously known as the 1st Special Commando Regiment) headquartered in Lubliniec. Drawing inspiration from the established Racoon backpack line with 45 and 65-liter models, it optimizes the balance between load capacity and equipment weight, while maintaining the operator's agility. Constructed from robust 500D Cordura featuring wz.93 Pantera PL Woodland camouflage, the pack ensures outstanding storage, practicality, and ergonomic comfort during transport.
Constructed from abrasion-resistant 500D Cordura and further strengthened with bar-tacked seams, the backpack offers superior resilience. The fabric delivers outstanding protection against mechanical damage, such as abrasions and tears, greatly extending the backpack’s service life in demanding field environments.
The 65-liter main compartment has the capability to be separated into two sections—an upper (about 2/3) and a lower (about 1/3) section. A built-in drawstring collar secures the contents, minimizing shifting and maintaining load stability. The compartment can be accessed from the top, front, and bottom thanks to a removable base panel, which makes unpacking much easier. Positioned at the back of the lower section, a flat pocket secures a radio station during transport. Directly above, a hydration system bag attachment point is located, accompanied by a dedicated port for a drinking tube or antenna. This port is specially protected to prevent water from entering the backpack.
Extra pockets for documents and maps, as well as hydration tube guides on the shoulder straps, further extend the versatility of the design. A removable and adjustable top lid features two zippered compartments and includes a velcro patch panel at the front for custom backpack identification. With a total of seven distinct pocket types, the backpack ensures optimal organization and rapid access to essential equipment.
The front section is fitted with a tall pocket and double-sided MOLLE webbing, allowing the pocket to function as an organizer. For modular storage, the backpack provides two removable side pockets, each with a 9-liter capacity. A rain cover stows away in a Velcro-fastened pocket located at the backpack’s base, while helmet straps are discreetly hidden above the lower access zipper for the main compartment. Side carry handles and metal D-rings offer attachment options for ropes or vehicle mounting, further enhancing the backpack’s operational utility.
Equipped with an aluminum frame and an adjustable carrying system (FAS Plus Ergonomic), the backpack is engineered for extended use and comfortable transport of heavy loads. The design provides secure contact with the back while offering effective support for the spine and shoulders. Dual-plane adjustment enables precise adaptation to individual height and body structure. Anatomically contoured shoulder straps, along with a wide hip belt and chest strap, deliver balanced weight distribution, helping to minimize fatigue during long treks. Reinforced materials and the framework preserve the backpack’s shape even when fully packed. Enhanced with a ventilated back panel, the system optimizes air circulation and helps to decrease perspiration. Built to withstand demanding and rugged conditions, the carrying system ensures reliable performance. The hip belt is removable, and shoulder straps feature rapid-release fastex buckles for swift pack release when necessary.
Outfitted with robust ITW Nexus and Duraflex certified buckles as well as reliable Wisport zippers, the model ensures long-lasting durability.
The front panel, side sections, and lid feature MOLLE/PALS system straps for attaching extra gear. Thanks to the strap and compression strap system, external equipment can be secured and the load inside the backpack is effectively stabilized.
Backpack is protected by a 5-year manufacturer’s warranty.
The wz.93 Pantera PL Woodland camouflage is the standard pattern employed by the Polish Armed Forces. Marking the first camouflage design developed and widely adopted in the era of the Third Polish Republic, the 1993 pattern merges both mimetic and disruptive effects using irregular spots in a range of sizes. The palette, featuring shades of green, brown, and black, is specifically tailored to suit the landscape of Polish forests, making the "Pantera" pattern highly effective for operations within local environments. This camouflage is also issued as standard attire for students enrolled in Military Uniform Classes.
