It is a fold over top with ITW G Clips for closure, with the addition on a diagonal YKK zip (same type as PLCE fittings use) to help access. All other fittings are ITW.
Useable size is approx. 40h x 30w x 12d
The front pocket has 2 draw string pockets under the front flap, one side mesh pocket, some MOLLE/PALS on the other side, a small pocket on the inside of the flap and a large full length pocket on the rear.
There are also four 25mm rectangle D rings on the bottom.
There is a strip on loop material down the inside of the rear panel, this will take pouches or as pictured a hydration pocket. There is a hydration tube exit point which comes out in the rear pocket, a D ring and HK clip for additional fixings.
The hydration sleeve is included, but not the Camelbak.
There are a few untidy bits, the binding at the bottom of the straps is a bit untidy, a few wonky bits of stitching and the internal binding is a bit messy in places. But I would say these are all cosmetic issues and it is still a good bag.
£60
Front of bag
Left side
Right Side
Rear Pocket
Inside pocket
Hydration pocket mounting
Useable size is approx. 40h x 30w x 12d
The front pocket has 2 draw string pockets under the front flap, one side mesh pocket, some MOLLE/PALS on the other side, a small pocket on the inside of the flap and a large full length pocket on the rear.
There are also four 25mm rectangle D rings on the bottom.
There is a strip on loop material down the inside of the rear panel, this will take pouches or as pictured a hydration pocket. There is a hydration tube exit point which comes out in the rear pocket, a D ring and HK clip for additional fixings.
The hydration sleeve is included, but not the Camelbak.
There are a few untidy bits, the binding at the bottom of the straps is a bit untidy, a few wonky bits of stitching and the internal binding is a bit messy in places. But I would say these are all cosmetic issues and it is still a good bag.
£60
Front of bag
Left side
Right Side
Rear Pocket
Inside pocket
Hydration pocket mounting
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. I saw your 'pondering' about Maker thread. That does look extremely well made.
