Description
This is a Modular Assault Pack from Eagle Industries. The pack mounts to any MOLLE compatible surface, like the back of your plate carrier. The pack DOES NOT have shoulder straps. The pack has a large zippered main compartment and a smaller compartment on the front as well. There is a mesh sleeve you can fit a 100oz hydration bladder in the main compartment easily. The pack is great for carrying everything you need for missions right on your back. There is a hook and loop field on the front for ID patches as well. Heavy or bulky loads can be adjusted with the cinch straps on the sides of the pack.
Measures about 17? x 8? x 4?
Features:
- Large Zippered Main Compartment – This has a large main storage compartment that is closed with a zipper.
- Exterior Pocket Compartments On Backpack – Pack has exterior pockets for storing smaller items that may be needed to get to quicker than if stored in main compartment. Exterior pockets also offer additional areas for organization of items.
- Compatible With 100oz Water Bladders – 100oz hydration bladders fit in this.
- MOLLE Compatible – This item is compatible with MOLLE webbing.
- 2 MOLLE Straps – This pouch has 2 MOLLE straps to attach it to MOLLE webbing.
- Cinch Straps – These straps help tighten down gear and keep your load stable and secure.
Manufactured by:
- Eagle Industries – These are manufactured by Eagle Industries & Allied Eagle Industries. Allied Eagle Industries includes outsourced manufacturers such as Resource Center. Allied Eagle Industries items are made to the exact specs and quality, with no difference in overall materials, design and construction.
Country of Manufacture: USA – This product is manufactured in the USA.
Issue Type: USGI – These are genuine US government issued items made to military specification (mil-spec).
Troy Johnson (verified owner) –
Purchased in “defective” condition but it looks brand new! Has a spot for hydration bladder and slit to run the drinking hose through. Great addition to the back of my plate carrier. Couldn’t be happier!
amrobbins (verified owner) –
I ordered a “defective” grade pack. It had a medium sized patch of white, baking-soda-like goop dried onto it that came off easily with some soapy water and a toothbrush. The small pieces of elastic that cover the exit holes for the hydration pack straw were a little worn, but the overall pack was in great condition. Once I cleaned it up a little bit, it would easily meet a strict definition for “Excellent” condition.
I’m sure some of the “defective” items won’t be quite as perfect as this pack was for me, but it makes me confident that the surplus grading will be fair and accurate across site.
Shane (verified owner) –
Bought a “defective” pack, it has some slight spray paint marking on the velcro and the elastic cable/tube hole covers have clearly been used heavily. It also smelled like surplus and had some white crud on it, but those came out in the wash. It still holds stuff like it should and for the price I would recommend it.
Stephen Perron (verified owner) –
I bought mine in used condition and mine had some stenciling on the front and minor wear and tear. Overall it was good condition. It’s a nice upgrade to your gear so that way you can hold some stuff in the back without needing an additional backpack.
Thomas Bruce (verified owner) –
I purchased in “defective” condition. There are some minor stains on the outer pocket and a noticeable blue stain on the top of the pack. For something you plan to use and get dirty, the bag is in excellent shape. Very sturdy, maybe a little heavy. If weight is a concern I’d go with the newer lighter bag (5KH). Also, I purchased qty 2 double magazine pouches to use on the molle (taps) sections on either side of the backpack; these are a really good size and take up the entire molle section. I’m glad I didn’t try to put a big admin, general purpose, or IFAK type pouch there. I can’t figure out the webbing on the bottom, it seems to be two separate molle attachment points; they’re not a standard distance apart. Probably useful for a bed roll, cot, shooting mat, something you roll up to put down there. 2 things to note, there are no attachment points inside for a water bladder so figure that out and there’s a couple elastic bands to hold something like a radio on either side of the large pocket inside.