The Kifaru E&E Back Pouch can clip away from any host ruck or vest in a heartbeat, using our Dock & Lock System. It is crafted to be low profile for all tasks - you'll find it seductively useful for work, travel, or just knocking around too.
PALS web gives it great utility for adding pockets and pouches.

Back Anatomy
The slot pocket on the outside back not only stores the E&E's shoulder straps so that you can use it as a shoulder bag (with one of our Bandolier Straps--look for a contoured Auxiliary Strap Kit from us soon), it will also accept maps, documents, a ParaHootch, GI Poncho, 50oz. Pakteen, etc.. There is a D-ring in the top of this pocket to hang items such as keys, Pull-Outs, etc.

Interior
Inside, one of our Chamber Pockets, hung from two useful common loops, provides handy organization. Two more common loops on the opposite side of the interior provide anchor points for another Chamber Pocket or for dummy cording Pull-Outs...whatever suits your fancy.
The main pouch will hold a full 100oz. hydration bladder with room to spare for gear.

Adding Pockets
The PALS web on the sides work well for mag pouches, GPS pouches, our Liter Pouch Plus, or any assorted small pouches that take two rows of PALS. You can install three mag pouches across the front, or most small to medium utility from any builder using PALS compatible attaching system. You can attach one of our own Long Pockets or Claymore Pouches on the front of the E&E, and the Claymore looks as if it were designed precisely to ride there. Of course, these pockets give a big boost in capacity, and since they Dock & Lock in place they are rock solid.

IMPORTANT: Delivery Time & Measurements
Individual orders: this item is built to order, and may take from 6 to 8 weeks for delivery.
Unit orders: please call - we can make arrangements!

Base Price: $84.00 (add 10% for Specialty Colors

Accessory Shoulder Straps
All the function and padding intended for larger packs, letting you haul heavy loads (ammo, etc.) in this tiny pack. In fact, these are the standard shoulder straps right off an XRay! A must-have.
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