M-Tac Large Assault Pack Backpack Black

TheM-Tac Large Assault Pack black is a 36L tactical backpack that features two main compartments, a padded back, a hydration cartridge compartment and the PALLS modular mounting system for pockets and pouches.

A tactical backpack with multiple uses

The M-Tac Large Assault Pack is a rugged tactical-style backpack that can be used as an urban, hiking and military backpack. The backpack is distinguished by a very good value for money, which is why it is especially popular among airsoft enthusiasts, scouts, outdoor enthusiasts. It is also gladly used by law enforcement officers, hunters and people looking for functional, durable and inexpensive equipment.

Functional and roomy

The backpack is made of durable polyester with a waterproof PVC coating, which protects our gear from weather and splashing. The backpack has two main compartments with internal mesh dividers and small pockets for small items. Thanks to deeply sewn two-way zippers, access to the backpack's contents is convenient, and this also allows the backpack to be almost completely unfolded. Additional cargo space is provided by two front pockets for handy accessories, documents, first aid kit, etc. The backpack also uses a flat compartment (on the back) for a tablet, hydration cartridge, map and other flat items. Access to pockets and compartments is facilitated by two-way zippers.

PALLS mounting system

On the front and sides of the backpack, tapes of the PALLS modular system have been sewn on, allowing us to attach additional pockets and storage compartments. We can adjust the capacity of the backpack using the lower and side compression straps. The use of thick foam and spacer mesh provides comfort and good back ventilation. Wide profiled foam-filled suspenders, hip belt and chest belt make the backpack well distributed weight and very comfortable even with long use. Double stitching (in sensitive areas), material reinforcements, durable polymer buckles and sturdy splash-proof zippers ensure long-lasting use of the backpack. The top handle can serve as an escape grip. A front velcro panel sewn onto the straps allows you to attach individual markings.