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Sunday, Jan 25
Size: One Size
Color: Coyote
Features
- LIGHTWEIGHT HARD SHELL CONSTRUCTION Built with a thermoformed lightweight shell, this tactical backpack provides crush protection for optics and electronics, ideal for military, survival, motorcycle, outdoor, and everyday rugged carry use.
- FITS LAPTOPS, CAMERAS, AND OUTDOOR GEAR Designed to fit a 16" laptop, tablet, hydration bladder, and APSC DSLR systems, this heavy duty EDC rucksack is perfect for men and women needing durable bags for camping, range, bug out, or tactical field missions.
- MODULAR DESIGN WITH MOVABLE DIVIDERS Organize gear with 3 large, 2 medium, and 2 small padded dividers; this modular pack includes grommet covers, ideal for motorcycle, outdoor, military, and survival needs requiring flexible gear organization and rugged utility.
- ERGONOMIC AND EXPANDABLE FOR OUTDOOR MISSIONS Features a removable waist belt, adjustable sternum strap, and MOLLE-compatible Hardpoint system for load expansion, making it ideal for camping, tactical range use, and outdoor adventure operations.
- WATER-REPELLENT COATED FOR SUPERIOR PROTECTION Coated with PU x2 for outstanding water resistance, this tactical backpack helps safeguard equipment during outdoor, army, bug out, survival, or motorcycle activities, maintaining durability in harsh environments.
Description
The HAZARD 4 Pillbox(TM) Tactical Backpack delivers rugged protection with a lightweight thermoformed shell, ideal for safeguarding optics, electronics, and APSC DSLR camera systems. Designed for military, survival, and outdoor missions, this heavy duty pack features a modular interior with three large, two medium, and two small movable padded dividers for customizable organization. Fitting up to a 16" laptop, tablet, or hydration bladder, the pack offers versatile storage for camping, bug out, range, or tactical field operations. The integrated HardPoint(TM) system and MOLLE compatibility allow expansion with additional gear, while the removable waist belt and adjustable sternum strap ensure ergonomic carrying during long treks. A PU x2 water- repellent coating provides added durability in harsh environments, making it an essential tactical backpack for men and women navigating motorcycle rides, outdoor expeditions, and rugged terrains.
Product Dimensions: 7.5 x 12.2 x 19.7 inches
Item Weight: 4.94 pounds
Department: unisex-adult
Manufacturer: Hazard 4
Item model number: BKP-PBX-CYT
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Age Range Description: Adult
Item Weight: 4.94 Pounds
Units: 1 Count
Capacity Total: 29.5 Liters
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Size: One Size
Color: Coyote
As a veteran who often ranges into rugged terrains, I needed a backpack that could protect my gear while being comfortable for all-day carry. The HAZARD 4 Pillbox Thermocap Photo-Daypack has been an absolute revelation. This tactical-inspired bag combines rugged construction with thoughtful features, making it ideal for photographers, drone operators, or anyone needing a reliable daypack for sensitive equipment. From its protective thermo-molded shell to customizable interiors, it's a premium choice that delivers on every front. If you're in the market for a high-quality, gear-focused backpack, this one from HAZARD 4 is a standout performer. Robust Build and Protective Design The Pillbox's standout feature is its thermo-cap front panel – a hard, molded shell that provides exceptional protection against impacts, perfect for safeguarding cameras, lenses, or drones. Made from durable, high-denier nylon with reinforced stitching throughout, this bag feels indestructible. I've taken it on hikes and urban shoots, and it shows no signs of wear, even after brushes with rough surfaces. The coyote color adds a tactical, low-profile aesthetic that blends seamlessly in outdoor environments, while being fade-resistant and easy to clean. Unlike softer backpacks that sag under load, this one maintains its shape, offering peace of mind for valuable gear. Customizable and Spacious Interior Inside, the bag shines with its modular design. It comes with customizable padded inserts that let you configure compartments to fit your specific setup – whether its DSLR bodies, multiple lenses, or accessories like batteries and filters. The main compartment is spacious enough for a full day's worth of equipment, plus extras like a laptop or tablet in the dedicated sleeve. I love the admin pocket on the front, which is one of the best I've seen: organized with slots for pens, cards, and small tools, plus Velcro panels for adding patches or peripherals. This level of organization keeps everything accessible and secure, turning chaotic gear hauls into efficient outings. Comfortable Carry for Extended Use Comfort is where this daypack truly impresses. The padded shoulder straps and back panel are ergonomically designed, distributing weight evenly to prevent fatigue during long carries. Breathable mesh enhances airflow, keeping you cool on hot days, and the sternum strap adds stability for active movement. At around 3-4 pounds empty, it's lightweight yet sturdy, making it suitable for daily commutes or extended adventures. Users rave about how it outperforms other bags in comfort, and I agree – no more shoulder aches after hours of wear. High-Quality Hardware and Versatility Every detail screams quality: smooth, heavy-duty YKK zippers that glide effortlessly and resist snags, plus multiple attachment points for MOLLE-compatible accessories. It's water-resistant, handling light rain without issue, and the overall build supports tactical uses beyond photography, like EDC or light hiking. The versatility extends to its size – compact enough for urban use but roomy for gear-heavy trips. Hazard 4's reputation for tactical gear shines here, with features that cater to professionals and hobbyists’ alike. Outstanding Value and Reliability Priced competitively for its premium features, this backpack offers tremendous value compared to similar high-end options. It's built to last, potentially outliving cheaper alternatives that fail quickly. Backed by positive user feedback on its durability and functionality, it's a smart investment for anyone serious about protecting their equipment. In summary, the HAZARD 4 Pillbox Thermocap Photo-Daypack in Coyote has elevated my gear-carrying experience with its protective design, customization, and all-day comfort. It's a five-star essential for photographers and adventurers – highly recommended for its unbeatable blend of toughness and practicality!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2025 by Jon Do Jon Do
Size: One Size
Color: Coyote
It's pricey but an awesome pack for PRS range day type shooting. Can definitely get everything needed in the pack and or strapped to the outside with the optional additions.
Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2025 by Robert Williams
Size: One Size
Color: Coyote
So I bought this with the hopes that my brand new camera gear would be less likely to get destroyed on my next deployment...but then I was pulled off the trip because people don't know how to not post things in a group chat. Annnnyway, I really like this pack so far. I feel really tactical, and that's cool since all I know how to do is make things fly and disappear my career. My only gripe is that the camera section is not very deep. I mean honestly, my Sony lens isn't abnormally large but it's about double the depth of the camera section. That means everything in the other section is getting compressed, or it's digging into my back...and I'm not excited about either option. The case is super rigid though and that's one of the best features. I have absolutely no doubt that this case would have stood up to the rigors of throwing it in an ISU or putting it with checked luggage, and that's saying something. Also, the two pouches in the storage section aren't included. I added those. The webbing on this is great. Some are reinforced, other's aren't, but what they did where just makes practical logical sense. I also super like that the breast and waist straps are removable. I do not usually use these straps on any of my backpacks, and most packs sew them in so I just have to deal with them flopping around like my floundering mental state. But not with this pack. They were very easy to remove...unlike text messages in a group chat. It's also really comfortable to wear in my living room, and I'm hoping that longer walks/hikes will be the same. The biggest take-away here is that I'm very happy with my really expensive backpack and I honestly can't wait to travel with it. I like the feel, the look, the customization, the branded accessories(let alone the endless molle options), and the confidence in not breaking anything. 10 out of 10, would recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2024 by Daniel Rodriguez Daniel Rodriguez