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Size: 30 Liter
Color: Multicam
Features
- CAPACITY & SIZE - 30 Liter, (WxHxD) Main compartment 9x12x19 inches. Weight: 4.85lb (2.2kg) ACCESSORIES IN PICTURES ARE NOT INCLUDED
- Additional zippered back compartment for hydration bladder or the padded sleeve can be used for carrying up to a 15in laptop
- Paracord drag handle (contains of two 2.5 m cords). Additional side handles. Quick release shoulder straps. D-Ring attachment points
- Profiled shoulder straps and removable hip belt. Lightweight shoulder straps included.
- Laser-cut slits MOLLE/PALS system. Main compartment features an internal mesh and a hydration pocket
Description
Slightly bigger 30L version of one of our bestsellers. Will prove itself not only in everyday use, but also as a 3-day patrol pack. Made out of Cordura 500D and laser cut laminate. It has 2 pockets for hydration system, 1 internal 1 external, zippered in the back part. Back pocket, can also carry tablets or up to 15" laptops. Inside the main compartment there is a zippered mesh pocket for small items. Front compartment is equipped with an organizer for your equipment. On the sides, there are pockets for water bottles or small items. At the front, it has an additional small pocket lined with soft velour, allowing to safely carry sunglasses. The front, sides and waist belt are partially covered with a laser cut modular system, compatible with MOLLE / PALS. Drag handle is made of 15ft of paracord to use in case of an emergency. Profiled shoulder straps and a removable hip belt guarantee stable carrying of the backpack. Hip belt can be used separately, with an additional pair of lightweight shoulder straps which are included in the set.
Product Dimensions: 19 x 12 x 9 inches
Item Weight: 4.54 pounds
Department: unisex-adult
Manufacturer: Direct Action
Item model number: BP-DEGL-CD5-MCM
Age Range Description: Adult
Units: 1 Count
Capacity Total: 30 Liters
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