Description

The Tasmanian Tiger Modular Trooper Pack is a mid-to-large capacity backpack designed for structured load carrying over multi-day outdoor trips. With a 55-litre capacity, it sits between a day pack and a full expedition pack, making it suitable for wild camping, bushcraft, and longer trekking where modular organisation matters.

The TT V2 Plus carrying system is padded, breathable, and adjustable to the user, helping manage weight during long carries. A supportive hip belt and contoured shoulder straps improve stability when the pack is loaded.

The main compartment is clean and uncluttered, with internal hook-and-loop MOLLE panels for modular organisation. Laser-cut MOLLE on the front and sides allows external pouches to be added without excess bulk.

A removable waist belt can be used independently as a warrior belt if required. A built-in rain cover stored in the lower compartment provides additional weather protection when conditions deteriorate.

Constructed from Cordura 700 denier fabric, the Modular Trooper Pack prioritises durability and adaptability over lightweight design.

Key features

• 55-litre capacity suitable for multi-day trips
• TT V2 Plus adjustable padded carrying system
• Internal hook-and-loop MOLLE for modular organisation
• Laser-cut MOLLE on front and sides
• Removable padded waist belt with independent use option
• Integrated rain cover stored in lower compartment
• Hydration system compatible

Specifications

• Pack type: Framed backpack
• Capacity: 55 L
• Carrying system: TT V2 Plus adjustable system
• Material: Cordura 700 denier
• Dimensions: Approx. 62 × 34 × 19 cm
• Weight: Approx. 2.65 kg
• Hydration compatible: Yes
• Colour: Olive
• Intended use: Bushcraft, wild camping, trekking

Use & care

• Wipe clean with a damp cloth after use
• Allow to dry fully before storage
• Avoid machine washing and tumble drying
• Store in a dry place away from prolonged UV exposure

Good to know

This backpack is sold as an outdoor and bushcraft load-carrying pack. Carrying comfort and stability depend on correct adjustment of the frame, shoulder straps, and waist belt. Load selection should reflect trip length and terrain.