Eberlestock Hercules Duffel Bag on wheels 191.4 l - MultiCam

A transport bag with a capacity of 191.4 l was created for storing and transporting large amounts of gear. The interior is equipped with velcro dividers that allow interior division and equipment organization. Externally, there are six pockets for easy segregation of smaller accessories and a flat transparent pocket for documents. The bottom compartment is designed for the safe transport of equipment. The whole is complemented by service wheels for convenient movement of the bag and an integrated rain cover which protects the contents from moisture and dust.

The bag's construction is made from 500D nylon, resistant to abrasion and mechanical damage, which is ideal for intensive use in demanding conditions. The interior is finished with Nylex material, which protects the contents and enables the use of velcro panels and allows the use of Velcro panels.

To secure the compartments and pockets, YKK zippers were used, valued for their smooth operation and high wear resistance. Large handles on the sliders facilitate use even when wearing gloves.

Duraflex buckle compression straps allow reduction of the bag's volume and immobilization of transported equipment, preventing it from moving during transport. They can also serve as attachments for additional equipment on the outside.

The bag is equipped with two compartments. The main, more spacious compartment features two velcro dividers that allow space division and gear organization.

The second compartment is located at the bottom of the bag and has been reinforced with a hard bottom made of durable plastic. It includes a fabric divider with a zipper and compression straps that stabilize the transported gear. It can be used to separate dirty items from the rest of the luggage or to transport sensitive gear elements.

Six spacious pockets are arranged on the bag's external walls - three on each side. Additionally, the top flap has a flat, transparent pocket meant for documents or identification labels.

The bag's construction also includes an integrated rain cover stored in a dedicated pocket.

Inside the bag, MOLLE system straps are sewn in, allowing attachment of organizers and pockets. These enable the internal space to be adjusted according to the type of transported gear.

MOLLE straps are also found on the middle side pockets, allowing the bag to be expanded with additional modules.

On the lower external pockets, velcro panels are placed for attaching patches or emblems, such as a national flag, unit insignia, or so-called Morale Patches.

The bag is equipped with two service wheels, facilitating the convenient movement of luggage even under a heavy load. The solid wheel construction performs well on various surfaces.

To increase carrying comfort, transport handles are placed on the top and sides of the bag. These make it easy to lift, pull, or carry the bag depending on the situation.

• capacity 191.4 l
• durable 500D nylon material
• interior finished with Nylex material
• two compartments
• reinforced bottom
• velcro dividers in the main compartment
• six external pockets
• flat transparent pocket for documents
• velcro panels
• MOLLE straps
• Duraflex buckle compression straps
• YKK zippers
• service transport wheels
• integrated rain cover

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