berghaus MMPS Pockets II IR 2x 10L stone gray olive
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berghaus MMPS Pockets II IR 2x 10L stone gray olive
Volume: 2x 10 liters
Dimensions: 40 x 43 x 16 cm
Weight: 560 g/ pair
The Berghaus MMPS II IR pouches can be integrated into Atlas, Centurio, Crusader, and Vulcan backpacks and can be converted into a 20-liter daypack. The entire MMPS system offers a high degree of flexibility to support various mission requirements.
The Berghaus MMPS II IR bags are made of CORDURA 1100 DTEX, an 1100 denier polyamide 6.6 Cordura that meets the stringent requirements of the German Armed Forces TL 8305-0278 standard, including high-end infrared protection. All buckles, webbing, and hook-and-loop fasteners also meet the German Armed Forces' requirements regarding IRR camouflage.
Details:
- Backpack side pockets with IRR equipment
- Compatible with all MMPS, FMPS, SMPS and BMPS backpacks
- Can be zipped together to make a daypack
- Material according to German Federal Armed Forces TL 8305-0278
- IRR-compliant according to German Armed Forces TL
- Includes shoulder straps and chest strap
- Sold as a pair
Material: 100% polyamide 6.6 (CORDURA 1100 DTEX according to BW TL 8305-0278); YKK® zippers; low-noise Duraflex® buckles.
| SKU | Attribut | Verfügbare Menge |
|---|---|---|
| 16130.01 | - | 1 |
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.
