5.11 Tactical Rapid Sling Pack 56572

SKU: 56572
$19.99

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The 5.11 Tactical Rapid Sling Pack is built for maximum versatility and can be used as an everyday pack or a dedicated go bag. This ambidextrous sling bag features 5.11's CenterLine design with Quad Zip access and a 270-degree zipper opening for fast entry. Internal mesh pockets with hydration compatibility keep you organized and ready, while external compression straps help balance the load. A dedicated CCW compartment at the rear lets you covertly carry your sidearm. The front pocket's MOLLE platform can connect with the 5.11 Rapid Waist Pack for increased functionality.

Features:

  • 15.5" x 7.5" x 6.0"
  • 580 cubic in/9.5-liter total capacity
  • 3" x 3" loop for morale patch
  • 5.11's signature Center Line design
  • Front MOLLE panel accepts Rapid Waist Pack
  • Internal loop and sleeve for hydration capability
  • Full clamshell opening with Quad Zip for easy access
  • Internal side access admin and top mesh zippered pockets
  • Front zippered pocket with web MOLLE and 6" x 1" name tape
  • Side compression straps with removable split male S/R buckle
  • Ambidextrous design with removable shoulder and stabilizer strap
  • Rear CCW compartment with loop panel for hook/loop holster or accessory attachment

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including arsenic, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

Overall rating: 4.5 / 5 from 2 reviews.

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Great sling pack

"The 5.11 rapid sling bag is a great utility piece."

— JIM W. (5/5)

Well made and servicable

"511 Tactical doe snot make anything that is not top notch. This pack is serviceable and I will be using it for going to gun shows and the State Fair."

— Walter B. (4/5)

Q&A

Will a Ruger PC Carbine fit inside when taken down?
If the length and width fall within the inner dimensions, yes. But, this is a great question for the 5.11 team.