BACKFERRY 75L Tactical Backpack with Internal Frame, MOLLE and Hydration System, Sand

£99.00
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BACKFERRY 75L tactical backpack in Sand for demanding outdoor trips

A large, feature-rich tactical pack with an internal frame, MOLLE webbing, hydration ports and included accessories for demanding outdoor trips.

This large tactical backpack is built for camping, hunting, backpacking and hiking, with a focus on carrying capacity, load support and gear organisation. The Sand colour gives it a restrained outdoor look, while the internal frame is designed to help the pack hold its shape on longer carries.

The main compartment is listed at around 60 litres, with an overall 75L product description. It has top and front loading access, internal cinch straps to help stabilise gear, and two mesh pockets on the front flap for smaller items. The MOLLE-equipped lid also includes a large pocket with two internal mesh pockets.

Storage and carry setup

  • MOLLE webbing for attaching extra gear
  • Hydration tube ports on both sides
  • Two large side water bottle pockets
  • Compression straps on the front, right and left sides
  • Two ice axe loops for additional gear management

The pack also includes two MOLLE-compatible utility pouches, a rain cover and a drawstring storage bag. Drain holes are fitted in the bottom and side pockets, and webbing keepers are used on most straps to help keep things tidy.

Comfort and fit features

  • Foam-padded, adjustable shoulder harness with D-rings and sternum strap
  • Removable mesh-padded hip belt with MOLLE webbing
  • Load lifter straps, stabiliser straps and a lumbar pad
  • Reinforced grab handle on the top back

The backpack is made from heavy-duty, abrasion-resistant, water-resistant polyester fabric, with quality zippers and buckles throughout. At 7.5 lb, it is a substantial pack, so it suits shoppers who want a rugged, structured carry system rather than a lightweight daypack.

Things to consider before buying

  • The pack is large and relatively heavy, so it is better suited to bigger loads than casual everyday use
  • The stated capacity appears in two ways in the source data, so shoppers should be aware that the listing information is not perfectly consistent
  • The tactical styling, MOLLE layout and included accessories make most sense if you plan to use them