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Strong 600d Polyester
Carries comfortably on your shoulders with yoke-style adjustable, padded straps and adjustable sternum slider; adjustable webbed waist belt for added security
Large main compartment and a smaller secondary compartment, front accessory pocket with organizer, and top front zippered accessory pocket
Tactical features include MOLLE webbing for attaching a variety of optional accessories; hook-and-loop are on front of pack for attaching a flag patch;
Measures 20 x 16 x 3 inches (WxHxD) with 40-liter capacity
Description
A great choice for hiking, outdoor adventures, and city commutes, the US Army Tactical Assault Daypack features roomy, versatile storage. This 40-liter tactical backpack features a large main compartment and a smaller secondary compartment with 180-degree zippered openings, large front accessory pocket with organizer, and top front zippered accessory pocket. When you need to carry more gear, the Tactical Assault Daypack has you covered with heavy-duty MOLLE webbing for attaching a variety of optional pouches, accessories, and modular tactical gear. The pack includes left and right ports for threading tubing out from the hydration reservoir stored in the back. The Tactical Assault Daypack sits comfortably on your shoulders thanks to the yoke-style adjustable, padded shoulder straps, which feature an adjustable sternum slider for added security and comfort. Other features include a durable water repellent construction, side compression straps, a webbed adjustable waist belt for added security, a hook-and-loop patch on the front for added customization, top carry handle, and durable plastic buckles and zippers. Dimensions - 20 x 16 x 3 inches (WxHxD) Storage Capacity (Volume) - 40 liters Weight - 1.92 pounds US Army backpacks, hydration packs, and bags match the uncompromising style and performance of its celebrated folding knives and multi-tools, which have become prized by military, law enforcement, and everyday users looking for outdoor gear of the highest quality, distinction, and value.
