Description
Features:
*Built with 1000 Denier Nylon
*Main Compartment (Clam Shell): ~14” / 36cm” x ~10”/ 26cm” x ~4” / 10cm
-Loop Taped Lined, and a securied location for a 13” Tablet or Laptop
*Front upper pocket: ~9″ / 23cm x ~4″ x ~1 / 2.5cm” with and elastic organizer loops
*Front lower pocket: ~9″ / 23cm x ~9” / 23cm “x ~1.5” / 4cm
*Front slip pocket: ~ 8” / 20cm “x ~8″ / 20cm, YKK zipper closure
*Rear pocket: ~11 / 28cm” x ~9 / 23cm” with internal loop field for CCW, button closure
*Ambidextrous Shoulder Strap: with 2″ webbing, YKK Side Release Buckle, Aero-Spacer Mesh, and 1” /25mm Webbing for lashing Gear and Running a drink tube from your Hydration Bladder.
*Stability Strap: Ambidextrous. Adjustable in length Made from 1″ / 25mm webbing and YKK Side Release Buckle
*Three Strategically Positions PAK RAT Compressions Straps: Adjustable in length Made from 1″ / 25mm webbing and YKK Side Release Buckle
*Six Duraflex 1” D-Rings Positioned
*Handle:1″ webbing with Neoprene cushioning
*External Horizontal Water Bottle Tunnel Style Pocket, Sized to fit 1L Nalgene
*4 External Pockets (Zippered), one External Map pocket unZippered
*10 Low profile Enternal organization pockets
*3 Loop Tape Organization Panels
*1 External Loop Tape Marker Panel
*Inner organizer pocket,
*Sturdy YKK Zippers closure,
*Drainage grommets
Empty weight: 2lb 6oz
Approximate overall volume:12L (730cu.in.)
Hydration:Fits-up to 50oz. Reservoir (not & included)
Tkilfurd Dienethal (verified owner) –
Haven’t put it through any long hauls yet but as a general stow and go bag Ive been loving it. Absolutley love all the internal pockets so if you appreciate a well organized bag look no further. Currently have it packed as a weekend bag but it also makes a nice test of form. Leaves my throwing arm open while still shifting just enough to help me notice when movements are too rigid. Overall well worth the price. I would warn caution on accidentally grabbing the higher MOLLE straps when going for the main handle as I tore one but there’s enough it hardly matters.