Eberlestock V69 Destroyer Pack

Product Description

Eberlestock V69 Destroyer, a new style from Eberlestock developed for the European military market. The V-type packs are double-deckers... with both top loading and front loading features, it's easy to find your gear wherever in the pack you have it stowed. It also has the great benefit of a full array of compression and lash straps. Each surface of the pack can be compressed and each set of straps can be used to quickly grapple something to the pack. So you have a very simple and versatile, and ultimately practical backpack. Weapons are carried on the pack externally on the side of the pack, or you can add the A4SS Tactical Weapon Carrier to the interior back wall. Made of tough 420 denier ripstop nylon.

Choose the big brother V90 Battleship if you need more capacity to get serious and haul some big loads.

Pack Features:

upper and lower main chambers with front-door opening panels
large expandable sleeve in the top-loading section
weapon/misc equipment tie downs
molle panels
large mesh side bags
multiple external compression straps
Includes a fitted rain cover that pulls out of a bottom pocket.

Weight 7lbs 2oz, Capacity 69 Liters or 4200 cubic inches

The Blue Widow was introduced upon the request of bow hunters who had wondered at first glance what they would do with the rifle scabbard on our Dragonfly and Just One packs. Most of those who used the J107 found that they like the scabbard after all, because it’s a great place to put things like arrows and grunt tubes. But anyway, we like packs so much that we decided to honor the idea and apply some of the un-tapped items in our design locker. The Blue Widow is basically a Dragonfly with the scabbard layer removed. The main vertical pockets and utility expansion compartment are attached directly to the main frame panel. We added a larger Flex Chassis which can fold forward for use as a seat. And because we think that scabbards and packs go together, we made it so that you can add one if you need it.

Please note: When choosing a hydration unit for the JP9, we recommend the WB2L.