MOLLE Large Rucksack (ACU Digital)

The MOLLE II Large Rucksack is a large backpack capable of holding nearly 4,000 cubic inches in volume.  The pack features plenty of MOLLE Webbing attachment points on the outside to attach a wide array of pouches or other compartments onto this pack.  Inside the pack there is a zippered divider to separate the top compartment from the bottom.  The pack can be loaded through the top drawstring closure or through a bottom zippered access.  The flap covering the top opening of the rucksack provides water resistance, and has a mesh pocket for small reference and information materials. It is secured with a hook and loop closure.

Note:  Assembly will be required for these packs.  The components listed below will not be attached together when you receive them.

Included Components

The following items are included with this complete pack setup:

• MOLLE II Main Pack (ACU) - 8465-01-524-5285
• MOLLE II Frame (Foliage) - 8465-01-524-8368
• MOLLE II Shoulder Straps (ACU) - 8465-01-524-7240
• MOLLE II Waist Belt (ACU) - 8465-01-524-7232
• QTY 2 - MOLLE II Sustainment Pouch (ACU) - 8465-01-524-7226

Quality Guide

Use the following quality guide to determine which pack to select.  We take the time to inspect and grade every pack we have, and group it into one of the following categories:

• New - These packs look completely brand new and never used. 
• Like New - These packs may have only been used a handful of times and everything is still in near perfect condition. 
• Very Good - These packs will be in great shape overall but will show some cosmetic signs of use, for example writing, dirt, slight scuffs or fraying.  Functionally these packs are in great shape.
• Good - These packs will show a little more signs of use than the very good packs, but still they are functionally complete and not missing any essential components.  They may be missing a small snap on the shoulder straps.
• Acceptable - These packs will be in decent shape overall and will show moderate signs of cosmetic use (mentioned above), as well as possible fading, fraying around seams, small snags/pulls in the fabric.  These packs will have a lot of fraying and seams coming apart specifically on the shoulder straps.  They may also have a non-essential side compression buckle missing.  They are still functionally sound and any fraying could be easily sewn back together.