TASMANIAN TIGER TT Modular Combat Pack Olive

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• Description

  The small combat backpack in modular super format

  
  
  Sleek design and full tactical modularity - that has been Tasmanian Tiger’s motto for many new products in the 2021 season. The plan has succeeded and pieces like the new TT Modular Combat Pack show why modularity is such an asset in the field. The design of the backpack is sleek, so it’s even of good use in a non-tactical environment. However, above all, the ability to vary is a great strength, because a maximum of possibilities can be extracted from a minimum of space without any unnecessary, bulky use of extra material.
  
  

  Versatility thanks to M.O.L.L.E. modularity

  
  The small combat pack, made of CORDURA 700 den, is a typical daypack with a volume of 22 litres and dimensions of 50 x 29 x 14 cm. 17 litres of the volume are going into the main compartment; the patch pockets on the front can hold up to 2 and 3 Liter. The main compartment can be opened all around with a zip. This enables you to pack the backpack like a suitcase, or like a front loader. With a M.O.L.L.E. loop inside and a transparent mesh pocket, packing is easy and the contents can be identified quickly. However, because magazine pouches and smaller accessories can be attached not only on the inside, but also to the M.O.L.L.E. Lasercut slots on the outside of the pack, there are numerous possibilities for how and where the daypack can be topped up with smaller pockets. The lasercut M.O.L.L.E. runs over the entire surface of the two attached zipped pockets as well, so it covers almost the entire backpack. Inside the main compartment there is an integrated preparation for a hydration system.
  
  If the backpack is not fully packed, it can be pulled together with the compression straps on the sides and thus compressed in volume. This stabilises the inside and makes it easier to carry.
  
  

  The TT Padded Backsystem - your guarantee for a good mission

  
  Speaking of carrying - a good carrying system is the be-all and end-all of an operational rucksack; after all, it should be as comfortable as possible and as gentle on the back as possible. TT has opted for a well-known and proven alternative and used the TT Padded Back carrying system. This combination of different factors brings together three main elements that make carrying easy and turn the backpack into a professional load carrier: First of all, the back part of the backpack is padded and anatomically pre-shaped with an aluminium shell. In this way, the backpack leans against the back in a stabilising way and supports it with its body-hugging shape. The shoulder straps are anatomically shaped and padded, so that they provide the best possible relief for the shoulders. The length of the shoulder carrying system can be adjusted, which guarantees full mobility, especially with heavy combat vests or jackets worn underneath. Arms and back remain free to move and are not hindered.
  
  Finally, for a good transfer of a heavy pack load, there are the padded hip fins, which can be removed, but which definitely have their purpose for a healthy, body-oriented use of the backpack. In addition, the M.O.L.L.E. system and two small zipped pockets are attached to the detachable hip belt.
  
  With reduced components and a slim appearance, but with maximum possibilities for combination and expansion, the TT Modular Combat Pack shows what it is able to achieve. We are particularly impressed by the flexibility of the small combat pack, which is definitely high on our list for 2021.
  
  - Padded back carrying system
  - Ergonomically padded back with pre-shaped aluminium profile
  - Ergonomically shaped, padded shoulder straps
  - Detachable hip fins with zipped compartments
  - Made of sturdy CORDURA 700 den
  - Length-adjustable shoulder straps, also allow for carrying over heavy protective vests
  - Side compression
  - Side pockets made of elastic material
  - 22 liters volume
  - Hydration system preparation
  - Volume: main compartment 17 l + upper front pocket 2 l + lower front pocket 3 l
  - Small mesh pockets inside, for stowing small items e.g. batteries etc.
  - Two patch front pockets with zipped compartments
  - Loop area on the front
  - M.O.L.L.E. loop inside for modular extensions
  - Front and sides with M.O.L.L.E. system in laser cut design for optional attachment of additional pockets

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• Attributes

  Color: Olive
  Volume (liters): 22 l
  Dimensions: 50 x 29 x 14 cm
  Material: CORDURA® 700 den
  Brand: Tasmanian Tiger
  Model: TT Modular Combat Pack
  Sex: Unisex
  Type / Function: Combat rucksack, Molle system, Daypack
  Weight: 1,60 kg

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