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GRIT Hydration - 3 Day Assault Pack

 

Drawing on some of the original Navy and Marine specifications for a 3 Day Assault Pack, this timeless design fits all the needs for a standard 3 day assault pack that can hold up in the field.   

 

This pack is versatile enough to meet combat standards in any part of the world.  Resilience Tactical’s un-parralled attention to sewing detail and reliability make this design a solid patrol pack for any use. 

 

Dimensions:

Overall Size: 20” Tall x 13” Wide x 9” Deep

Main Pocket: 20” Tall x 13” Wide x 6” Deep

Front Pocket: 14” Tall x 12” Wide x 3” Deep

SKU: AP3DPH21-XX

Features
  • Constructed of 1,000 Denier Milspec cordura and Milspec 1” webbings

  • Medium sized patrol pack

  • Adjustable padded shoulder straps

  • Adjustable and removable waistband

  • Adjustable sternum strap

  • Large internal pocket, with two external accessory pockets

  • Padded and breathable back panel and shoulder straps

  • Drag / Carry Handle on top

  • Four total cinch straps to compress gear or mount additional accessories

  • MOLLE panel on front for mounting additional pouches

  • Velcro swatch for name tape

  • Internal sleeve for 100 OZ Hydration bladder and hang tab for the bladder to minimize movement

  • Hydration port on top to route hydration hose or radio wires

  • Webbing on bottom for tying down or mounting additional equipment

Bladder Specs

The Grit Hydration pack utilize's Source's 3L Storm Valve hydration reservoir.

  • Storm push/pull system requires no biting and delivers 25% higher water flow

  • Taste-Free System - Liner of bladder prevents "rubber" tasting water as compared with other bladder systems

  • Bacteria-Free System - Antimicrobial technology prevents bacteria build up

  • Widepac - Wide opening access to easily fill or clean the reservoir

  • Multi-layer polythylene film is a smoother bladder which prevents the build up of bacteria and creates the smooth clean water taste that many reservoir systems lack

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