British Army 2 Litre CAMELBAK

Описание: Brief History:

1990s: CamelBak, an American company, developed hands-free hydration systems primarily for cyclists and outdoor enthusiasts.
2000s: The military adopted CamelBak systems for field use due to their durability and ease of access.
2010: The UK military transitioned from DPM (Disruptive Pattern Material) to MTP camouflage, leading to the introduction of MTP-compatible gear, including CamelBak hydration packs.
Present: The MTP 2L CamelBak is issued to British troops and is also available on the surplus market. It features a 2-litre reservoir, MOLLE-compatible attachments, and rugged materials for use in demanding environments.

Key Features:
2-Litre (70 oz) Reservoir

Equipped with CamelBak’s military-grade Mil Spec Antidote® or Crux® bladder, known for durability and ease of use.
Leak-proof, insulated hose with a quick-release bite valve for hands-free drinking.
MTP Camouflage

Matches British military uniform and gear for enhanced concealment in various environments.
Successor to the older DPM (Disruptive Pattern Material) camouflage.
MOLLE & D-Ring Attachments

Designed to integrate with MOLLE (Modular Lightweight Load-carrying Equipment) webbing, allowing easy attachment to body armour or larger packs.
D-rings for alternative carrying and mounting options.
Lightweight & Durable Construction

Made from tough Cordura nylon to withstand harsh conditions.
Low-profile design to minimize bulk and improve mobility.
Adjustable Shoulder Straps (on some models)

Some versions include removable shoulder straps, allowing the pack to be worn separately or mounted directly onto other gear.
Thermal Insulation

Helps maintain water temperature, preventing excessive heating in desert environments or freezing in cold climates.
Variants & Usage
Issued primarily to British Army soldiers, Royal Marines, and special forces.
Available in multiple configurations:
Standalone pack with shoulder straps (for individual use).
MOLLE-only variant (for direct integration with a Bergen or tactical vest).
Some versions come with antimicrobial-treated bladders to reduce bacterial buildup.