Berghaus MMPS Centurio III 30 backpack cedar olive
Berghaus MMPS Centurio III 30 backpack cedar olive
Volume: 30 liters
Dimensions: approx. 54 x 26 x 31 cm
Weight: approx. 1,350 g
The Berghaus MMPS Centurio III 30 is the smallest backpack in the MMPS (Multi Mission Pack System) series. Designed as a modular system, the MMPS side pockets can be combined with the Berghaus Crusader and Centurio bags to offer a flexible packing system for different operational requirements.
For attaching additional equipment and pouches, there are various attachment points inside and out, such as MOLLE, MMPS, and FLT compatible gear. For example, MMPS side pouches (sold separately) can be attached to the side zippers.
Details:
- Modular tactical backpack for short-term deployments
- Ergonomically shaped shoulder straps with contoured yoke system
- Chest strap with quick-release fastener
- Hip belt with hip fins and one-hand quick-release fastener
- Backplate with ventilation channel
- Internal (removable) aluminum frame to support the load
- handle
- Lid with zippered compartment
- Main compartment top opening with snow gaiter and drawstring
- 4 loops on the inside of the backplate for attaching the MMPS radio pad
- Hydration system preparation and hose/antenna openings
- Compatible with MMPS, SMPS and FMPS side cases
- Side mounting brackets made of Hypalon
- MOLLE/PALS webbing on the front and sides
- ID compartment with clear window
NATO Stock Number (NSN): 8465-99-613-6667
Material: 100% polyamide (Armadura 1000D, durable, textured nylon fabric with exceptionally high tear and abrasion resistance); YKK® zippers; quiet Duraflex® buckles
| SKU | Attribut | Verfügbare Menge |
|---|---|---|
| 16158.01 | - | 4 |
Berghaus Ltd.
Squires Lane
N3 2QL London
United Kingdom
https://de.berghaus.com
internationaloperations@pentland.com
LV Equipment BV
Nijverheidsweg 2
4695 RC Sint Maartensdijk
Netherlands
marijn@lvequipment.nl
The Berghaus story began in 1966 when an English mountaineering couple founded the outdoor equipment store LD Mountain Center. Over time, Berghaus designed, tested, and sold its own gear based on the actual needs of mountaineers. Today, the brand is among the very best outdoor equipment manufacturers. Production for the army began during the Falklands War, when the British Army needed a backpack for specific conditions.