Blaser backback ultimate expedition (HunTec )
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Description
The Blaser Ultimate Expedition (HunTec) backpack is a versatile 43 litre hunting backpack with weapon compartment and game compartment. Ideally suited for all hunting situations as it offers plenty of space, water repellent and is quiet.
Perfectly designed for hunting needs: A weapon compartment ensures safe transport of the long gun, while prey finds a neat place in the adjustable game compartment with extra sweat pocket.
The water-repellent material is also suitable for wet hunting days. For heavier rain, the Cordura-reinforced bottom has an additional rain cover that can be pulled over the backpack.
Wide carrying straps with mesh offer the ultimate in carrying comfort. In addition, a Blaser Airstream system ensures high breathability, as the back padding can be adjusted in three stages.
The padded and reinforced hip belt protects the back. There is also a small pocket on the hip belt for quick access. The main compartment can be opened at the sides and top. In addition to a water bladder compartment and a larger document compartment, there is a small mesh pocket for keys and wallet in the large main compartment. Two front and two side pockets allow you to store larger accessories such as binoculars, spotting scopes, water bottles and stools. A whistle on the carrying strap allows you to call attention to yourself in case of emergency.
Perfect camouflage for stalking is provided by the Blaser HunTec Camo. The backpack has a net weight of 3.3 kg.
Material: 100% polyester
Highlights of the Blaser Ultimate Expedition (HunTec) backpack
- 43 litres of storage space for all kinds of hunting accessories
- Including weapon compartment for safe transport of the weapon
- Adjustable game compartment with additional sweat pocket for loot
- Water repellent with rain cover: also suitable for wet hunting days
- Robust aluminium frame for optimum stability
- Wide carrying straps with mesh for more carrying comfort
- Blaser Airstream - flexible back padding ensures high breathability
- Padded and reinforced hip belt with pocket protects the back
- Main compartment with side access offers plenty of space for gear
- Space for a hydration bladder in the main compartment
- Two additional front and side pockets for accessories
- Perfectly camouflaged thanks to Blaser HunTec Camo
- Emergency whistle on the carrying strap
Perfectly designed for hunting needs: A weapon compartment ensures safe transport of the long gun, while prey finds a neat place in the adjustable game compartment with extra sweat pocket.
The water-repellent material is also suitable for wet hunting days. For heavier rain, the Cordura-reinforced bottom has an additional rain cover that can be pulled over the backpack.
Wide carrying straps with mesh offer the ultimate in carrying comfort. In addition, a Blaser Airstream system ensures high breathability, as the back padding can be adjusted in three stages.
The padded and reinforced hip belt protects the back. There is also a small pocket on the hip belt for quick access. The main compartment can be opened at the sides and top. In addition to a water bladder compartment and a larger document compartment, there is a small mesh pocket for keys and wallet in the large main compartment. Two front and two side pockets allow you to store larger accessories such as binoculars, spotting scopes, water bottles and stools. A whistle on the carrying strap allows you to call attention to yourself in case of emergency.
Perfect camouflage for stalking is provided by the Blaser HunTec Camo. The backpack has a net weight of 3.3 kg.
Material: 100% polyester
Specifications
| Measurements: | 31 x 25 x 65 cm |
|---|---|
| Volume: | 43L |
| Brand: | Blaser |
| Type: | backpack |
| Colour / Camo: | HunTec |
| Pockets: | many pockets |
| Extras: | game and rifle compartment |
| Weather Protection: | Water-repellent |
| Material: | 100% polyester |
| Weight: | 3,3 kg |
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