Minimap Backpack
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Design
The Minimap Backpack packs 5L of mission-ready capacity into a flat-pack profile sized for a plate carrier's rear MOLLE panel. Picture a Jeep Wrangler's roof rack: purpose-built to expand what you can haul without changing how the rig drives. Five liters is exactly enough until it isn't, so NVGs, spare mags, a hydration bladder, and batteries ride on your back panel instead of crammed in a pocket. When the plate carrier stays home, the optional Minimap Backpack Strap (sold separately) converts it to standalone carry in seconds.
Features
- Flat-pack MOLLE fit / attaches directly to any MOLLE rear panel with no additional hardware
- 5L capacity / fits a 1L hydration bladder, magazines, batteries, NVGs, and small utility items in the single main compartment
- 500D Cordura body / holds shape under a full loadout at 530g
- Optional standalone carry / the Minimap Backpack Strap (sold separately) adds 3-point shoulder attachment for off-carrier use
Specifications
| Weight | 530g / 1.17 lbs |
| Primary Material | 500D Cordura |
| Volume | 5L |
| Dimensions | 9.4" x 12.6" x 3.1" (240 x 320 x 80 mm) |
| Colors | US-made Multicam / licensed A-TACS FG / EMR / DO / CB / BL |
Compatibility
Fits any plate carrier or vest rear panel with standard MOLLE/PALS webbing. Pairs with the Minimap Backpack Strap (sold separately) for standalone carry without a carrier.
The backpack itself is really well built, a lot of cool features, but the only issue I have with it, is how it attaches to your Molle, if done incorrectly it leaves a huge gap between the backpack and the plate carrier, and when carrying heavy weight, the backpack jiggles and sways when you run instead of staying snug, a zipper panel attachment or accessory for the backpack would solve this issue and would make the backpack definetly a 5 out of 5
Needed something to carry my HPA tank and this is perfect for that
