Brandit US Cooper 40 l Backpack Woodland

A tactical backpack boasting a 40-liter capacity is crafted from robust, tear-resistant polyester. An internal PVC coating shields the contents from moisture, rendering it ideal for tactical and survival missions as well as everyday activities.

The main compartment offers generous storage capacity, featuring an additional zippered pocket and a mesh partition suitable for maps or notebooks. A dedicated hydration system sleeve is located at the back. To enhance organization, the backpack includes three more pockets:

• a middle pocket containing compartments of varying sizes,
• a small top external pocket, perfect for essential items like a phone or GPS,
• a large bottom external pocket fitted with an organizer.

The backpack's front and sides are equipped with PALS webbing, which facilitates the attachment of extra gear via the MOLLE system. Side compression straps assist in adjusting the backpack to the load and allow for additional items, such as a sleeping bag or mat, to be secured.

Adjustable and padded shoulder straps and back panel offer superior comfort even with heavy loads. The back panel features ventilation channels to boost airflow and enhance the user's comfort. The 5 cm wide shoulder straps come with functional D-rings, while the adjustable hip belt aids in weight distribution. A top handle makes carrying easier.

• With a 40-liter capacity, this backpack provides ample space.
• Features an internal waterproof coating to protect your gear.
• Includes multiple pockets and compartments for organized storage.
• Designed with a sleeve for a hydration system.
• Compatible with MOLLE/PALS for additional gear attachment.
• Equipped with compression straps to secure and stabilize your load.
• Ventilated shoulder straps and back panel enhance comfort.
• Broad, adjustable shoulder straps for a custom fit.
• Comes with a hip belt for added support.
• Includes D-rings for external accessory attachment.
• Features a convenient transport handle.

Woodland, also referred to as U.S. Woodland or M81, is a traditional camouflage pattern introduced to the US Armed Forces in the early 1980s. It was derived from an earlier design known as ERDL camouflage. This pattern served as the standard for the US military for over two decades, up until the close of the first decade of the 21st century. Distinguished by large, irregular patches in shades of green, brown, beige, and black, it offers excellent camouflage and deformation properties, particularly in forested environments. Due to its effectiveness and global recognition, it inspired numerous variations that have been incorporated into more than 60 military uniform styles worldwide. The pattern has significantly influenced popular culture, transitioning from purely military use to becoming a staple in everyday fashion.