TT Trooper Pack

TT Trooper pack is a universal military top loading rucksack with three pockets

Item No.:
7705.040 – black
7705.343 – khaki
7705.331 – olive
7705.346 – coyote brown
7837.394 – MultiCam

Features

• Front-access lid with handle in the main compartment;
• Three front pockets with organiser, mesh pocket and rubber fasteners;
• Side pouch pockets with drainage system and handle;
• Universal belt system on all lower front pockets;
• Hydration system with tube outlet in the main compartment;
• Tube or antenna openings on the main compartment;
• Rain cover incorporated into the bottom compartment;
• TT reflector name tag; Strong, non-slip handle;
• X Lite Vario-System for carrying medium loads
• More features

Specifications

• Measurements: 24 x 14 x 12.2 inches
• Capacity: 12 US lqd gal (45 L)
• Weight: 5.7 lbs
• System: X-Lite Vario-System
• Material: Cordura 700 DEN

Materials / Systems

X-Lite System

Cordura 700 DEN

Specifications – MultiCam

• Measurements: 24 x 14 x 12.2 inches
• Capacity: 12 US lqd gal (45 L)
• Weight: 5.7 lbs
• System: X-Lite Vario-System
• Material: Cordura 500 DEN

Materials / Systems

Cordura 500 DEN

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