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Assault three-day backpack modelled after the US Army MOLLE II Medium backpack using the original frame.
The transportation handle is securely stitched. In the lower part of the handle there are rectangular holes on Velcro for hydration systems or walkie-talkies. Hinges with fastex for attaching additional equipment.
A similar hole on the velcro is also in the middle, under the handle. A large number of MOLLE slots are placed on the sides.
There is a small compartment on the front with three connectors for pens or markers, a small pocket and a D-ring above it, and an eyelet below it. On the outside of the pocket there is a rectangular velcro panel and two loops on the sides for attaching carabiners.
Inside the lower compartment is an organiser with four pockets, a D-ring and a MOLLE slot at the bottom. 4 rows of MOLLE slots are sewn on the outside. Three more rows on each side of the compartment. There are two loops for carabiners.
The main compartment is equipped with a three-pocket organiser. Above the large pocket there is a clip for a radio station, hydrator or other item. Adjustable with a buckle.
There is a removable rigid frame for weight distribution at the back. Compatible with body armour. Adjustable padded straps prevent chafing and pressure on the shoulders. Fastex chest strap increases wearing comfort. Attached below is a removable waist strap for attaching gear with MOLLE slots.
All compartments have eyelets for moisture removal. Each zipper has two braided runners for a comfortable grip.
Features:
- handle for transportation;
- 3 holes for a hydrator or walkie-talkie, covered with Velcro;
- 3 compartments, each of which is equipped with an organiser;
- removable rigid frame on the back;
- adjustable soft straps;
- removable waist belt with MOLLE slots;
- eyelets on all compartments;
- braiding on runners;
- buckles for carabiners;
- a large number of MOLLE slots.
Material: Cordura. The size of the large compartment: 57.5 x 36 cm / 23 х 14 in
The volume is 45 litres.
See our blog for a detailed review of the backpack.