Weight: 1900 grams Dimensions: B = 39 cm, H = 58 cm, D = 23 cm. Capacity = 40 litres Suitable for: Man pack radios, HARRIS Falcon, field computer, administration equipment, medical equipment, insert optics or personal equipment for 24-48 hours Beware: Can be carried in the hand, over the shoulder or on the back. Suitable for tactical and ballistic vests. Features: A solid, reliable and versatile backpack for storing and transporting sensitive/vulnerable equipment. The backpack can be custom-made by the user for radio, first aid, photo kit/ surveillance or technical equipment. The bag has a ventilated back with a plastic plate and an aluminum support at the back to make it sturdy but customizable. Shoulder pads are made of plastic foam for comfort and an even balance of weight. They have a chest strap and attachment for handset/microphone. The shoulder pads can be stowed behind the back plate and you can then use the backpack as a shoulder bag and a compression strap on the side can then be used as a shoulder strap. The bag is made of hard-wearing coated polyamide fabric and has a sturdy zipper. Long solid zipper with long drawstrings. The zippers are long so that the backpack can be fully opened. On the backpack are 4 compression straps sewn on the side. The loose ends of the compression straps on the side roll up and are fastened with Velcro. The bag has two carrier handles, one on the side and one on the top. Main compartment has 2 inner pockets with zippers that are good for first aid equipment, fieldwork equipment or other technical equipment. The outer pockets have a zipper and they each have an elastic mesh pocket with zipper on the inside for the different things you might need to store. The bottom box is suitable for 15" field laptop/computer or supplementation/replacement clothing. Modular tires to pouches/bags for first aid equipment, holders for radios etc. To be attached are placed on the outside of the outer pockets. An optional medical wall can be attached with straps in the middle of the backpack. The wall remains vertical when the backpack is open. A manpack radio can be fastened with two bands close to your back for the best weight distribution and balance. At the top of the backpack are two holes for cables or a tube for the drinking system. Access openings for radio or computer cables are placed on each side at the bottom of the backpack. The cable for the wireless microphone is guided through the access hole in the lower part of the backpack and then the microphone is attached to the shoulder piece. The identification of the owner can be written on the Velcro. The backpack is suitable for carry-on dimensions.