Eberlestock Basin Bag 60,5 l - Skye

A 60.5-liter bag in Skye camouflage. It is made of damage- and abrasion-resistant micro suede. The model is part of the modular EMOD system, which ensures great flexibility in use. When mounted on the Eberlestock Mainframe (not included), it can be carried as a backpack.

The micro suede used in production is characterized by high durability, making the bag suitable for intensive use. The zippers used in the model are equipped with pull tabs for easy opening and closing, which is particularly useful when wearing gloves.

The bag is equipped with a spacious main compartment, which is accessed via a two-way zipper. Inside, there is space for a water tank and openings for a hydration tube. The model also features two front pockets for storing essential equipment. Additional mounting points are provided by sturdy loops that allow you to attach more gear.

The design is part of the EMOD modular system and is attached directly to the Mainframe (not included). The connection is made using zippers and clamps that attach the bag to the sides of the frame. The system uses 6 compression straps that allow the bag to be moved away from the frame to create additional transport space - suitable for carrying equipment or heavy loads close to the body's center of gravity.

In its basic configuration, the bag can be carried either by hand using two carrying handles or using the adjustable shoulder strap included in the set.

• 60.5 liter capacity
• spacious main compartment
• pockets and loops for equipment
• compatible with hydration system
• expandable EMOD construction
• compression straps with buckles
• Mainframe frame can be attached (not included in the set)
• two carrying handles
• adjustable shoulder strap

Doppel:Ganger, a unique line by Eberlestock, features their specialized camouflages crafted with a dual-image approach. This involves layering an abstract veil over a traditional stain pattern reminiscent of natural environments. The result is an intricate depth and contrast that obscures outlines, compelling the observer to fixate on one layer, thereby enhancing the camo's efficiency.

The Skye variant incorporates hues of light browns, yellows, and earth tones, enabling seamless blending with Europe's deciduous forests, particularly in autumn, as well as in a patchwork of fields, groves, rocky mountain terrains, and arid lowlands. Recognized as Eberlestock's most adaptable pattern, it is well-suited for the diverse terrains of the temperate zone. It serves as a substitute for transitional camouflages like MultiCam, PenCott Badlands, and WASP I Z2.