PHOTO FILE: Tasmanian Tiger Mil Ops in the Wild

On November 1st, TASMANIAN TIGER (TT) wrote the following during the backpack presentation: "The Mil OPS Pack 80+24 has won a submission with the Mil OPS Pack 30 and will soon be visible on the official page." So... we have our eyes wide open. It didn't take long before the first Bundeswehr images from Norway Joint Mountain Training appeared, showing the two new TT backpacks in action.

In the Bundeswehr information image, the Mil Ops Pack 80+24 is seen fully loaded several times, with and without rain protection. You can click on all images for a larger version.

Even in the march column, the 104-liter backpack cuts a fine figure. A really big backpack for multi-day trips in the woods with your friends: that's the Mil Ops Pack 80+24.

In terms of color, we would guess Stone Gray Olive or RAL7013. Hopefully, this color tone will soon be available for everyone.

Enough hiking, time to empty the Mil Ops Pack 80+24 and set up a camp.

After a night's rest, it continues, but with light baggage. The smaller brother Mil Ops Pack 30 is perfect for this. We have already introduced you to this fine daypack HERE in the SPARTANAT Review.

The group has formed a chain. The Mil Ops Pack 30 of the MG2 was expanded with the helmet compartment of the Mil Ops Pack 80+24 and can thus be used as an improvised chest rig. Always practical, the German soldiers. By the way, in the cover image, it's even larger.

The two military brothers from TASMANIAN TIGER: Mil Ops Pack 80+24 and Mil Ops Pack 30. It's nice to see the different dimensions. HERE we briefly present the two newcomers. Here we go into detail:

- REVIEW: TASMANIAN TIGER MIL OPS PACK 30

TASMANIAN TIGER online