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"This bag is exactly what I was looking for. It has amazing zippers and enough room for all of my work gear."
Red Rock Outdoor Gear Assault Pack
SKU:
80126
$52.95
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$56.95
- Built for day trips, EDC, and bug-out carry
- Organizes and secures essentials with four compartments
- MOLLE webbing platform for attaching extra pouches
- 28 liters total capacity with 600D polyester build
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The Red Rock Outdoor Gear Assault Pack features substantial storage, top-notch comfort, and extreme customizability. Four expanding compartments provide up to 28 liters of storage with built-in internal dividers and zippered pockets. Adjustable reinforced padded mesh shoulder straps, an adjustable waist strap, and a sternum strap evenly distribute the weight across your shoulders and waist for all-day comfort. The outside of this pack is clad in MOLLE webbing to allow for expansion and customization to make it the perfect base for a bug-out or EDC bag. A padded mesh back panel serves as a concealed pocket or provides storage for almost any hydration bladder, up to 2.5 liters (hydration bladder sold separately). With compression straps on three sides, it is a cinch to tighten down your pack or to reduce the volume if you aren’t fully loaded.
Features:
- 28 liters of total storage
- Reinforced carry handle
- 600D polyester construction
- Size: 9.5"W x 18" H x 9.5"D
- Mesh ventilated padded back panel
- Adjustable waist and sternum strap
- Touch-fastener keepers for excess strap slack
- Two front external utility pockets for survival and outdoor essentials
- Six quick-release compression straps for expansion or consolidation
- MOLLE webbing platform for attaching additional pouches or gear
- Four expanding compartments; Main compartment features a clam shell style design
- Touch-fastener-closure external pocket will accept up to a 2.5 liter hydration bladder
- Fully adjustable contoured and padded shoulder straps with D-rings for attachments
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.
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