Tactical backpack 50L in Multicam camouflage with MOLLE system
When you have 50 liters of gear on your shoulders and the route goes through fields, forests, or city blocks, a backpack either holds up or lets you down. This Multicam tactical backpack is made from 1000D Oxford fabric with double stitching at every load point, so it's designed for conditions where an ordinary bag would seem to fail. The dense camouflage fabric with a textured surface looks great in photos: a combination of green, brown, and beige - the classic Multicam print without unnecessary details.
Construction and compartments
- 50L capacity - enough for a day trip or an extended route with a full set of gear.
- 5 compartments, including a hydration pocket and a separate compartment for safely carrying a laptop.
- Multiple external pockets - two large zippered ones on the front panel and a separate side pocket on the right with its own zipper.
- Top flap and carry handle on top - convenient when loading or quickly grabbing the backpack.
- Attachment point for sleeping pad at the bottom - no need to find space inside for a bulky mat.
- Metal buckles and nylon straps - sliders in beige-brown color that look great in photos.
MOLLE and attachments
Horizontal straps of the MOLLE system cover the front and side panels across the entire surface. This allows you to attach pouches, a first aid kit, a water bottle, or any other compatible gear - without compromising the main volume. The side pocket has a velcro panel for patch attachments.
Straps and fit
Wide soft straps in camouflage color with a chest strap and waist fastex buckle secure the backpack snugly to your body. This attachment allows you to move confidently even while running - the backpack doesn't shift and doesn't throw off your center of gravity.
Material and protection
1000D Oxford - a water-resistant fabric with textured weave, resistant to abrasion and mechanical damage. Double stitching at all load points increases the backpack's lifespan with regular and heavy use. The Multicam camouflage backpack is equally appropriate in field conditions and urban environments - the print doesn't look overly military.
