Tasmanian Tiger - Tac Pouch 8 SP

I had this bag sent to me because its dimensions fit the Source WidePack 2L hydration system very well. The size of the TT Tropen Light Pack 35 is easy to mount. Unfortunately, the drinking tube is too short to drink comfortably with it, as a fully packed backpack simply makes the distance from back to front too long. But I was able to mount them on the side of my TT RangePack well. The hose is then also long enough. And the antenna outlet is great to plug the hose and mouthpiece through. All in all, a well-made bag suitable for my purposes. There is a D-ring inside to attach a keychain with a carabiner to it. On the inside, there are two mounting options on the back and on the flap, i.e. 4 pieces in total. The mounting straps are two-layered. One stretches across the entire width, the one underneath is stitched off three times, creating 4 insertion options. Only the long Molle loops take time to thread them through the backpack.

Tasmanian Tiger, the ops brand for tacmed bags.

I did not use the bag as a rope bag. 2 carabiners and 30m x 7mm rope fit in without any problem. The tab at the top of the bag is ideal for inserting the rope.

Great bag in tried and tested TT Qualli. Use the bag as a family medicine kit.

Great idea! However, TT could save itself one thing, and that is the antenna openings. Superfluous for most people; rainwater and dust can also get in. One solution would be a pre-colored passage that you cut open yourself.