569551691SZ MultiCam RUSH24 Backpack (56955)With over 2000 cubic inches of usable storage space, the MultiCam RUSH 24 Backpack from 5.11 Tactical is a versatile, all-purpose backpack guaranteed to go the distance. A tactical pocket layout includes a spacious main compartment with quick-access mesh organizers, dual side compartments for convenient item access and a large "stuff-it" pocket for storing bulky, over-sized items. A fleece-lined pocket at the top of the pack offers a protected storage space for glasses, smart phones, GPS and other sensitive items. The hydration pocket allows for bladder system integration, providing hands-free water access that will not slow wearers down while out in the field. Designed for all-weather use, the RUSH 24 is constructed from waterproof 1050 denier nylon and sealed with YKK® zippers equipped with glove-friendly pull tabs. A full yolk strap system combined with sternum and waist straps distribute weight evenly, relieving back and shoulder pressure for maximum comfort. Full web coverage provides limitless attachment options for additional MOLLE and SlickStick compatible gear.511 Tactical 569551691SZ Specs
| Material: 1050 denier nylon | | Tactical pocket layout offers optimal storage | | Fleece lined pocket provides scratch-free storage | | Full MOLLE-grid for secure attachment options | | Padded straps provide maximum comfort | | Waist and sternum straps offer added support | | Full yolk protects back from injury | | Hydration system compatible | | YKK® zippers and reinforced seams for lasting durability | | Dimensions (Height x Width x Depth): 20 x 12 x 7-inches | | Volume: 2000 cubic inches |
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MultiCam RUSH24 Backpack (56955)
511 Tactical RUSH 24 Backpack Review
Denny Hansen reviews the 511 Tactical RUSH 24 backpack. Ruggedly constructed from water-resistant, 1,050-denier nylon, these molle backpacks feature flexible main storage compartments with internal dividers and compression straps. Side pockets and front organizer compartments are common to both backpacks.More CopsPlus Videos |
