Wisport Raccoon 65 with side pockets

Large touring backpack in a tactical style, excellent quality.

The Raccoon 65 is not simply a Raccoon 45 with side pockets, but a distinct model. It is very similar to the Raccoon 45, just larger, with 65 liters of volume, and some details such as a Grimloc carabiner on the hip belt. The 65-liter volume is without the detachable side pockets, which each add another 9 liters of volume.

Features:
- Large carry handle at the top, and one on each side at the back
- Adjustable and completely detachable lid compartment to expand the main compartment upwards in conjunction with the fabric sewn onto the main compartment and increase packing volume
- Adjustable 20mm straps with Fastex buckles on the lid compartment for sleeping mat, bedroll, jacket, etc
- Wide, ergonomic shoulder straps with quick release buckles and horizontal and vertical loops, sternum strap and clips for the hydration tube
- Straps on the bottom of the backpack to attach additional equipment such as sleeping mat, sleeping bag, camera tripod, firewood, etc
- Integrated rain cover in a special storage compartment on the bottom of the backpack
- Molle loops across the front, sides, lid compartment and hip belt
- Two compression straps on each side and four on the front
- Additional straps with Fastex buckles on the front to attach additional equipment such as jackets etc
- Expandable with two large side pockets, specially designed for this backpack and sold separately
- 5-year manufacturer's warranty

The FAS Plus Military carrying system has two adjustable metal rods in the back plate. Unlike most other carrying systems, including very well-known tactical manufacturers, the back length is infinitely adjustable, and the carrying system remains flexible. The maximum length of the carrying system is set using two straps, which can still move downwards via a rail system and thus be shortened. When hiking, the carrying system can thus slide up and down on the two rails, which allows the back length to adapt to torso movements. If the torso is compressed during hiking due to natural movements, the carrying system slides down the rails and the carrying system shortens. The shoulder straps therefore remain on the shoulders even with a "compressed torso" instead of losing contact for a short time, as is the case with systems with rigidly adjustable back length. The hip belt also remains constantly in its position regardless of body movements. This results in less friction on the wearer's pelvis. This leads to increased carrying comfort and more stability when moving. The shoulder straps have quick release buckles and the hip belt is completely removable.