Xantha Internal Frame Backpack

Maxpedition backpacks durable tactical backpacks designed with first responders in mind.

Xantha internal frame backpack.

The maxpedition xantha internal frame backpack includes a sunglasses pouch and a sturdy button lock that secures zipper pulls. The frame is stout and provides excellent support. The bottom of the xantha internal frame backpack is reinforced with hypalon and has two nylon loops for bedrolls or compression. I wouldn t be comfortable carrying this pack without the frame it really helps.

Product details backpack containing internal sheet frame with aluminum stay for additional support when carrying heavier loads. Maxpedition xantha internal frame pack khaki 9858 this lightweight alternative to steel framed backpacks are built around a polypropylene frame with a single aluminum stay. This is a comfortable pack for day use rugged three day trips and anything in between. Built around a polypropylene frame with a single aluminum stay these packs are lightweight alternatives to the steel framed rucks of the past.

On top of the maxpedition xantha internal frame backpack you will find a soft lined sunglasses pouch and a sturdy button lock that secures zipper pulls. Maxpedition backpacks are perfect for outdoor use go bags conceal carry travel and e d c backpacks to carry your laptop tech. The top of the pack has a large box stitch reinforced grab handle and a button lock zipper capture strap for added security in crowds. The internal frame definitely is an improvement for this size of bag.

Tough tactical and reliable these backpacks are loaded with features to carry your life saving gear. The small internal side pockets are great for a pruning saw or blade but they do take usable space away from the exterior side pockets. The xantha internal frame backpack retails for 256 99. Designed using an amazing polypropylene frame with a single aluminum stay the maxpedition xantha internal frame tactical backpack is the perfect lightweight options to the uncomfortable steel framed rucks of the past.