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SORD

By: David
I picked up the Sord day pack because it can carry a surprisingly large amount of equipment but still packs down small with the roll top. Heaps of molle on the outside so you can add external pouches

By: Philippe Auger
I have just received my order. I am blown away by the fit and finished. The functionality, quality and attention to the details of this Day Pack are outstanding. Thank you for making such great produ

By: Jon
This is a very well made lightweight, slim, and fun to carry bag that’s been updated quite a bit from the original design. It looks very small, and it is, but you can fit a decent amount of gear insid

The SORD large field pack is dead set excellent. Only a crossfire DG16 compares. Put the four long pouches on it, and buy two SORD admin pouches to put on the lid and you will never be short of room

I have used the hydration helmet carrier for several years now, and from SES cyclone recovery, to SAR tracking, to vertical rescue, this pack is outstanding. Wet gear can be easily stowed and drain t

By: Douglas
I bought this backpack so I could hike with my spearfishing and camping gear and spend a few days in the bush. When it's fully loaded and adjusted this backpack is very comfortable and has made my

This is a really good backpack. The main compartment is a little smaller than the medium ALICE pack, and with some pouches attached to the outside it can carry a surprising amount of equipment. The ro

By: Gazz
With the layout similar to the good old issued DPCU Alice pack, the large volume capacity of 80L similar to the MAC Alice pack and with the full body MOLLE/ PALS webbing similar to the Alice Z or SR A

By: J.H
This is my current bag, with the addition to a few pouches on the exterior its amazing how much you can fit in it. Sturdy, well made, internal pocket in the lid is handy. Roll up & buckle system

By: Doug Nicholson
I recall back when dinosaurs roamed the earth on penny-farthings, that there was only two ways for a grunt to carry a helmet. Option 1 – On your head. Option 2 – Contort some elastic bungee strap