The Tasmanian Tiger Modular Sling Pack 20 OD Green delivers 20 liters of organized storage with a modular, ambidextrous design. Built from durable 700D Cordura and equipped with MOLLE compatibility, YKK zippers, and a fully opening main compartment, it is ready for travel, outdoor use, and professional applications.
The Tasmanian Tiger Modular Sling Pack 20 OD Green is engineered for users who need efficient organization and rapid gear access in a compact sling pack. Its versatile design allows equipment to remain organized while offering the flexibility to carry comfortably on either shoulder.
Measuring 20 inches by 9 inches by 5 inches, this sling pack provides 20 liters of carrying capacity for work gear, travel equipment, and outdoor essentials. The main compartment opens fully for excellent visibility and simplified packing, while two zippered front compartments and a rear zippered compartment help separate equipment for improved organization.
The ambidextrous design allows the pack to be worn on either the right or left side, while two integrated carry handles provide additional transport options. An external patch holder allows the addition of compatible identification or morale patches.
Constructed from rugged 700D Cordura, the Modular Sling Pack 20 is designed to withstand regular use in demanding environments. The fully padded construction helps protect stored gear, while the integrated MOLLE system provides expansion capability with compatible accessories. Durable YKK zippers contribute to long-term reliability throughout the pack.
The Modular Sling Pack 20 earned a Silver Score in the 2020 NTOA Member Tested and Recommended Program after receiving an overall score of 4.31 out of 5 during evaluation by law enforcement officers.
The Tasmanian Tiger Modular Sling Pack 20 OD Green provides versatile organization, durable construction, and rapid accessibility in a comfortable sling pack. Its modular layout and proven design make it a dependable companion for professional use, travel, and outdoor adventures.
