Brand: First Tactical
Model: Specialist 1-Day Backpack 36L
Material: 1000D Water-Resistant Nylon
Dimensions: 12” L x 18.5” H x 8" D
Features: 36L Capacity (2200 cu in), 5 External / 3 Internal Pockets, MOLLE/PALS Compatible Web Platform, Hook & Hang Thru™ System, Dual Density Shoulder Straps, YKK® Zippers, Duraflex® Hardware

Features

The First Tactical Specialist 1-Day Backpack 36L is a tactical daypack designed for organized gear storage and short-duration use, with a 36-liter (2,200 cubic inch) capacity and a 3.3 lb construction made from durable 1000D water-resistant nylon with YKK® zippers and Duraflex® hardware. It features a main compartment measuring 12" x 18.5" x 8", supported by multiple storage options including five external and three internal pockets, an admin pocket, and a top front catch pocket for smaller items. The interior includes a mesh pocket, dual drop pockets, and a hook-and-loop organization platform for customizable layout, while the exterior incorporates MOLLE/PALS-compatible webbing for modular attachments. Dual-density shoulder straps, a double-layered bottom, and repositionable or removable compression straps improve load distribution and durability, and the integrated Hook & Hang Thru™ system allows compatibility with rifle sleeves for specialized carry configurations.

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