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Price:
£35.96
£32.54
Product Code::
M35
Approx Weight:
1.100 kg
Stock:
In Stock
NEW SUPERIOR MATERIAL
M35. A professional tactical backpack at a sensible price. This uniquely designed Police bag is a mid-sized frameless backpack. Made of 1200D nylon, double stitched with bound seams its construction will provide years of rugged use. organise your kit in three zipped compartments.
Features:
- Made from 1200D nylon
- Hydration system compatible. (see M30)
- Body contour shoulder straps
- Heavy duty carry or drag handle
- All stress seams are edged bound and double stitched
- Padded torsion and stabiliser waist belt
- Side release straps to allow expansion or contraction
- Two sets of securing straps (ground sheet, sleeping bag, etc.)
- D-rings for equipment attachments on the shoulder strap
- All compartments have large No 10 zips closed by dual sliders
- Molle loops on front and both sides for accessories
- Velcro patch on the front for your own badge
- Weight 1.4kgs
- Capacity: approx 45 Ltr
- Size: H 50cm x W 37cm x D 24cm (expandable)
- Colour: Black
M35 ""An excellent bag for the price, deceptively big and very comfortable, even whilst carrying a heavy load.Very highly recommended.""
Jul 22 2011, 12:13 PMby Jim McNecis
M35 "The product information summaries this nicely, really. Been using this bag for everyday stuff for a few days now. Very pleased with it, since it's not too big and not too small for every day use, it's well made and has plenty of space for MOLLE attachments, as well as having lots of removable straps, which I think makes it quite versatile. Certainly feels like it's built to last.
Would buy again."
Oct 08 2010, 00:06 AMby Anonymous
Comment: M35
"An excellent bag for the price, deceptively big and very comfortable, even whilst carrying a heavy load.Very highly recommended."
May 19 2010, 23:28 PMby JIM McNEVIS
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