With a 40-liter capacity, this backpack is crafted from robust Cordura fabric and features a redesigned construction based on the renowned Silver Fox model. Outfitted with certified ITW Nexus and Duraflex buckles, it delivers exceptional durability and reliability, ready to perform in even the toughest environments.
A four-way zipper secures the backpack, granting access to its interior both from the top and the side, as well as enabling complete unfolding of the pack. The Wisport Zipper Fox features a roomy main compartment equipped with 7 internal pockets and sections. An internal panel fitted with MOLLE webbing permits the attachment of extra pouches or organizers. The rear external pocket is tailored for a hydration system bladder and includes a dedicated hose port. Each shoulder strap is outfitted with a mount for securing the hydration tube.
Straps compatible with the MOLLE/PALS system are positioned on the front and sides of the backpack, enabling easy attachment of additional gear. Side compression straps permit you to cinch the pack, ensuring the load remains close to your back and thereby enhancing control and stability. An added feature is the front Velcro panel, designed for affixing any patch or insignia—such as a national flag, unit badge, or so-called Morale Patches.
Sparrow side pockets may be affixed to the straps located on the sides of the backpack.
Equipped with a SAS Military suspension system, the backpack delivers exceptional stability even in situations with uneven load distribution. Adjustment of the suspension system straps allows for a precise fit tailored to the user's body. Reinforcement is ensured by a removable fiberglass strip positioned directly against the back.
Protection against harsh weather is provided by an integrated rain cover.
MAPA camouflage pattern was developed by Maciej Dojlitko, who is both a graduate and a current researcher at the Faculty of Architecture and Design at the Academy of Fine Arts in Gdansk. He is also the author of several works, including Theory of Deconstruction of Visual Communication. Tools for designing military camouflage (Gdansk 2015). Featuring an original design underpinned by solid theoretical and practical research—such as computer analysis of thousands of terrain photographs—the pattern quickly gained interest among experts and military apparel producers. MAPA camouflage was first introduced in 2017 at the International Defense Industry Exhibition in Kielce, showcased as the camouflage for the Dromader armor and uniform system from Maskpol, a member of the Polish Armament Group. Initially developed for the Territorial Defense Army, MAPA camouflage has also been proposed as a potential pattern for widespread adoption across the Polish Armed Forces, potentially replacing the wz.93 camouflage. However, as of now, MAPA has not been formally adopted as the official camouflage of the Polish military.
Key features of the MAPA camouflage in its standard woodland variant:
- 6 distinct colors forming contours that mimic elevation levels on a map
- Hues specifically tuned for effectiveness in Central European forest environments
- Application of 3D illusion and anamorphic effects
- Biomorphic elements incorporated to replicate the appearance of natural vegetation
- Highly contrasting shapes simulating reflections and shadow effects
- Disruption of the wearer’s outline through a large-scale macro pattern
- Color granulation achieved with an intricate micro pattern
MAPA stands out as a compelling alternative to leading camouflage patterns like PenCott, MultiCam, Kryptek, Flecktarn, or the Finnish M/05. In several aspects, it surpasses these patterns, providing more accurate color matching to Central European woodland from late spring through to early autumn.
Backed by a manufacturer's warranty of 5 years, this backpack ensures long-term reliability.
