Breacher Pack 14 Litres Tasmanian Tiger Coyote Brown (8826.346)

The Breacher Pack from Tasmanian Tiger is a specialized solution for professionals who need exceptional functionality in challenging conditions.

The main compartment of the backpack is equipped with two removable tool tubes that can be extended downward, allowing for the storage of tools up to 80 cm long, such as bolt cutters. This feature ensures that the user has easy access to tools that may be essential in situations requiring precise action. The front compartment is equipped with a full-length zipper, allowing for complete opening. Inside this compartment, there are removable elastic pockets and mesh pockets for small items, providing excellent organisation of gear.

The Breacher Pack can be worn on the back, but thanks to the included adapter system, it can also be mounted on protective vests, offering the user flexibility and comfort during tactical operations. The backpack also features side compression straps, allowing the volume to be adjusted according to the contents, as well as a handle for easy transport.

Additionally, the backpack contains small internal mesh pockets, perfect for storing small items like batteries or other accessories. The front of the backpack features a hook-and-loop panel, allowing for the attachment of patches, ID tags, or other accessories. The backpack also includes a removable plastic stiffening plate, which enhances its stability. The main compartment folds down, allowing for the storage of long tools.

The MOLLE reverse system on the back of the backpack and the MOLLE system inside the main compartment allow for the attachment of additional pouches and accessories. The backpack also features removable elastic pockets in the front compartment and a laser-cut MOLLE system on the front, increasing its versatility and allowing for customisation according to the user's needs.

With all these features, the Breacher Pack is a reliable solution for those who require high-quality tactical gear ready to perform in the most extreme conditions.