M-Tac Backpack Mission Elite Hex

The ergonomic and thoughtfully designed Mission Pack Elite Hex from the M-Tac brand features a stylish aesthetic and wide functionality.

It is made from Cordura Hex 1000D and Cordura 1000D—high-quality and wear-resistant materials that ensure protection against mechanical damage and a long service life. The front of the backpack is equipped with the MOLLE LASER CUT system, allowing you to increase its volume with additional pouches as needed.

The Mission Backpack Elite Hex has four compartments for organizing and transporting necessary items. The convenient storage system ensures quick access to the contents. Soft shoulder straps evenly distribute weight and reduce strain on the back. Side compression straps condense the volume of the backpack, making it more compact. The back panel, made with damper mesh, is designed for additional ventilation.

The Mission Backpack Elite Hex from M-Tac is excellently suited for tactical use, hunting, travel, and tourism.

• Materials: Cordura Hex 1000D, Cordura 1000D; 100% Polyester lining

• Volume: 25 liters (approx. 6.6 US gallons)

• Weight: 4 lbs (1800 grams)

• Features:

  • MOLLE LASER CUT system

  • hook-and-loop panels on the front for attaching patches

  • main compartment with a large mesh pocket and a hydration bladder sleeve

  • hydration compartment with a quick-access hook-and-loop system

  • main compartment with an opening for headphones and a drinking system hose

  • chest strap adjustable in width and height

  • front pocket with organizer, clear pocket, mesh pocket, various hook-and-loop compartments and a carabiner

  • double zipper on the main compartment and front pocket

  • expandable zippered side pockets

  • ergonomic backpack back with mesh for ventilation

  • adjustable waist belt with quick-release fast-clip buckle

  • elastic adjustable chest strap with fast-clip buckle

  • ergonomic, adjustable, and soft straps, about 7 cm in width

  • Paracord handle

  • width adjustment with side compression straps