Polish Army wz. 93 Woodland 45L Backpack

The wz.93 "Pantera" pattern was adopted by the Polish Armed Forces as a successor to the communist era wz.89 Puma pattern. It featured a similar colour scheme with larger disruptive shades, and the inclusion of a more distinctive dark green-black similar to the M81 US Woodland pattern. The pattern itself noticeably smoother shapes in contrast with other woodland patterns, giving it a huge advantage. By the late 1990s, it saw it's first operational deployment during the Yugoslav Wars with utilization in various garments, bags.  helmet covers, and flak jackets. It remains the standard camouflage pattern of the Polish Armed Forces in the present day.

This no-nonsense 45L day bag is constructed with the basics in mind, without any excess strapping, MOLLE, or other modern tactical doodads. It features a dual strap closure, with an additional internal drawstring closure, plus a rubberized bottom for extra waterproofing. It also features a small transparent vinyl window which may still feature the name cards of their previous individual owners or respective units. 

Measures approximately 24" x 13" x 9 "overall. Available only in "Supergrade" condition!