Hibachi Hard Shell Sling Pack (15 L)

Light shell sling-pack

Molded-foam and 360° padded walls protect gear, and support external load mounts. A sling configuration allows sliding from back to chest for fast access. This model is slimmer and lighter than our similar Grill shell-pack for increased mobility at lower cost. This also makes it ideal for motorcycle use since it guarantees aerodynamics and on-seat bag access. This design omits photo-dividers due to the lower side-wall. But since the interior is not split and fully tricot lined, our hook-backing accessory pouches can be bought separately to add padded compartments for camera systems, drones like Mavic, and military/shooting-gear, etc. The pack instead ships with a unique multi-use divider panel which can be attached inside either lobe, or bridged between them. It allows for separation of bulkier items like jackets, lunch boxes, water bottles etc. And one side has a full organizer for storing smaller items like tablets, card readers, pens, tools etc. The top shell has 4 spots for our patented Hardpoint® parts, allowing optional attachment of loops, lights, bungee systems, etc. (sold separately.) Military modular webbing (MOLLE) is provided on the sides, strap, and hip pad. The lid features our patented hard-molly system which is unique in the industry, allowing mounting of webbing accessories to a solid object. The polymer molle strips are covered in fuzzy lining for adding large i.d. patches, reflectors, etc. Our patented locking roto-buckle is standard, as is our patented photo-d-ring which allows mounting of ¼-20” screw equipment like cameras, mini tripods, etc. and having the main strap serve as a solid retaining strap. ¼-20” screw ports are also provided on the hard-molle polymer strips. See the details below for the rest of the feature set.

PLEASE NOTE: All HardPoint accessories are sold separately. They are not included with this bag.

Additional Note: Due to the limited space on the side-walls, the modular webbing (MOLLE) there is suited best to adding smaller
pouches like those for flashlights/multi-tools rather than large heavy items like water bottle pouches.