Overview

The HPRC 3500 Backpack (Black) is an injection-molded backpack that is watertight, airtight and virtually crushproof. It is made of TTX01 polypropylene plastic resin with a micro-textured surface to reduce scratching.

SKU: GC40-HPRC3500EMPBLB

HPRC 3500 - Hard Case Backpack Empty (Black) - NEW

The HPRC 3500 Backpack (Black) is an injection-molded backpack that is watertight, airtight and virtually crushproof. It is made of TTX01 polypropylene plastic resin with a micro-textured surface to reduce scratching.

The ergonomic back pad is made of fast drying antibacterial foam and was designed to be thicker in critical areas such as the shoulder blades and lumbar to provide the precise level of required support and protection. The adjustable shoulder and side straps are made of soft air mesh to allow for comfort and quick moisture evaporation. Four extra strong side loops have been molded in for attaching future accessories such as a jacket and helmet net as well as a tripod holder.

Pack Basics

  • Injection molded shell made of advanced patented plastic, TTX01 polypropylene-resin, for up to 20% lighter weight
  • Micro-textured surface to reduce scratching
  • Neoprene O-ring to keep the case air and watertight
  • Air pressure release valve included
  • Double-hinge locking latches for secure close and comfort open
  • Four extra strong side loops have been molded in for attaching future accessories such as a jacket and helmet net as well as a tripod holder
  • This version of the case comes with the bag.

Certifications

  • ATA (Air Transport Association) 300 rated
  • IP67 Military specification for protection against dust and against the effect of immersion between 15cm and 1.0 m
  • STANAG 4280 is a NATO specification for high and low temperatures for extended periods of time (up to 131° Fahrenheit for 48 hours and as low as -4.0° Fahrenheit for 16 hours)
  • DS 81-41 (military-grade)

Compatibility

HPRC 3500 - Hard Case Backpack Empty (Black) - NEW

The 3500 Backpack is an injection-molded backpack that is watertight, airtight and virtually crushproof. It is made of TTX01 polypropylene plastic resin with a micro-textured surface to reduce scratching. It can be customizable with a cubed foam, with an interior nylon bag or can be purchased empty.

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Product Overview

The HPRC 3500 Backpack (Black) is an injection-molded backpack that is watertight, airtight and virtually crushproof. It is made of TTX01 polypropylene plastic resin with a micro-textured surface to reduce scratching.

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