Pentagon Prometheus 45 l bag - Greek Lizard

Transport bag in Greek Lizard camouflage with a capacity of 45 litres, made from 600D nylon, designed to be worn on the shoulder or as a backpack. The Prometheus model is suitable for field use, outdoor activities, and city life.

The bag is made from 600D nylon, a densely woven synthetic material designed for intensive use. The material is resistant to abrasions, withstands daily stresses well, and its surface is easy to clean. Thanks to the rubberised bottom, the bag better endures contact with the ground and moisture.

Access to the main compartment is provided by a flap with a two-way SBS zip, facilitating packing. Inside are dividers for organising luggage and a mesh pocket with a zip for small items.

On the outside, there is a Velcro pocket for handy items and two side pockets with zips. Additionally, a transparent ID window is provided for quick identification.

Carry handles with soft padding make it easier to carry the bag. A shoulder strap is used for shoulder carrying. There are also integrated, adjustable shoulder straps covered with mesh in contact with the shoulders, allowing the bag to be worn as a backpack.

• capacity 45 litres
• 600D nylon material
• rubberised bottom
• two-way SBS zip
• internal dividers and mesh pocket with zip
• external Velcro pocket and two side pockets with zips
• transparent ID window
• handles with soft padding
• shoulder strap
• can be worn as a backpack

Greek Lizard is the standard camouflage pattern used by the Greek Armed Forces, derived directly from the French Lizard pattern (Tap47) used extensively in the mid-20th century. The Greek version was adapted and developed for the particular climate and terrain of Greece - mainly mountainous, rocky and low vegetation terrain. The Greek Lizard camouflage consists of horizontal, irregular stripes in shades of olive green, brown and black placed on a lighter background - usually sand or light green. The pattern preserves the distinctive striped layout of the French original, but its color scheme has been adapted to Mediterranean conditions. The Greek Lizard was the basic pattern of Greek field uniforms for decades and still remains in use today, especially in ground troops.