The .45 backpack - "forty-five" - ​​is a larger caliber than our best-selling "nine".

It was designed as a backpack to accommodate things needed for a weekend trip, but its dimensions allow it to be taken as hand luggage on the plane or even as "one bag travel" luggage for the conscious minimalist.

It works well as a larger city backpack, for those who need more space for their extensive EDC set, do shopping on their way home from work, or pick up children from kindergarten (it does not fit inside the kindergarten, but a handful of chestnuts, a mascot, a jacket and abstract art work) will enter easily).

Regular shape and a zipper that allows the front to be unfastened to the very end makes it easy to pack it like a suitcase - it is easy to arrange things for clothes or things with regular shapes - packages --- banknotes ---- leaflets or --- semtex --- halvah.

Forty-five has the design and durability of a military backpack, but deliberately does not have full PALS panels, thanks to which its military pedigree is not so conspicuous. However, single tapes sewn on allow you to attach or attach various elements using a wide range of fasteners and buckles compatible with this system. Additional straps or lines, if necessary, make it possible to attach a fishing rod, trekking poles or an ice ax.

The inside of the backpack is in a contrasting, bright color, thanks to which it is easier to find something in the twilight of the train station waiting room or some alley in the city without a name.

Forty-five have no outer pockets, so the backpack is more resistant to weird travel incidents, damage and pickpockets. 

On the back there is a large pocket over which a single PALS tape is sewn in. The pocket can accommodate a briefcase of documents, a laptop or a beach towel (large and fluffy, essential if you are hitchhiking the galaxy). Additional equipment or an organizer can be attached to the tape.

On the sides there are two pockets, into which a small thermos, water bottle, umbrella or anything else that usually likes to tip over in a backpack not unpacked to the brim will fit. However, if you want to pack it to the limit, these pockets will not get in the way, they are soft and will lie flat against the walls. 

The shoulder straps and the back of the backpack are a compromise between durability and comfort. 

Braces are made of Cordura and sewn with a 25mm tape along the entire length. This allows you to attach compatible accessories and adjust the chest strap.

The back is covered with 3D Mesh, reinforced at the bottom with a Cordura belt. Such a system may not keep your back perfectly dry, but it works better than bare Cordura and the mesh is not as easily damaged as other, more breathable materials.

A large panel made of soft velcro can be used to attach reflectors, cat's eyes or favorite stickers.

We do not know if there are travel souvenirs in this form, but if so, this is the place for them.

design: Wiktor Lewandowski

quality, attention to detail and armored workmanship: h@rdy