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Named in honor of America's Forward Air Controllers (FAC) on the battlefield, the FAC Track is optimized for the radio operator. A two-way zipper at the top of the pack allows a port for antennas. The internal back wall features a full MOLLE panel to attach any size radio pouch for secure radio carriage. The pack features a top-load zipper for quick access to the face of a radio to quickly adjust dials or buttons. Two internal and two external pockets offer secure storage of batteries and additional accessories. Additionally, the FAC Track comes with our ultra-durable and comfortable hip belt and shoulder harness assembly for optimal load carriage and long term wearability.
Volume: 2100 c.i. / 34.41L
Weight: 6lbs
Dimensions: 25”h x 12”w x 10”d
PACK FEATURES
MOLLE webbing pack panel for military style radio
Zipper Antenna Sleeve
Extra antenna pockets on the inside of the pack
Gossamer Polycarbonate frame
Three external pockets
Includes Rain Cover
Overall rating | ☆☆☆☆☆ |
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I myself actively use the older model of the backpack, with mollekuja along the entire length of the backpack. Ergonomically very good. Functional daypack. Maybe a bit small in terms of size, you have to tie the sleeping bag and pad to the outside of the backpack if you want to take them with you.
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The backpack is very nice, well structured and allows for good organization in cramming the contents, thanks also to large external pockets. Convenient front and top access. The only flaw I'm experiencing is due to the material of the shoulder straps which are very padded and would seem comfortable, but something comes out of the seams here and there through the fabric that "stings" the skin if you wear only a light shirt as it can be in summer. This is what I have noticed on other ends of the same brand. However, I miss testing them over long distances to understand whether or not this thing affects the comfort which otherwise would be very good, given that the shoulder straps can be adjusted in height very easily and the waist band is generous and supports well, as well as the lumbar padding.
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One of Eberle's best models for my own use. The side/main pockets can be conveniently sorted with smaller knapsacks, and the main compartment can fit a few days' worth of equipment and snacks. Soft shoulder straps and an all-round neat backpack. The 10-year warranty isn't a disadvantage either... Compared to the Halftrack, this lacks the tube pockets on the sides and is slightly bigger. I've used both, this one is better.
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BRILLIANT RUCKSACK Reviewers on You Tube commented on its comfort to wear, with its narrow design it certainly is unobtrusive. I have removed the plastic backplate to save on a little weight, and it still rides nicely. The adjustable harness system is a Godsend, so quick to alter. When practicable I remove the velcro waistbelt and carry the pack as high as possible. The two rear pockets are of a good useful size. I would have prefered the organizer pouches in the top, the bottom accepts a lightweight thermal smock. The lid pocket easily fits a basha/tarp kit or waterproof jacket. The two long deep side sleeves I find ideal for stuffing ready things, like a hammock. The side bottom pockets, although not designed for, can carry a canteen. A rubber band threaded through the MOLLE and around the spout keeps them secure. Along with the quick-access opening front, make this an unbeatable pack for me. The zips are so smooth in sliding, and the pull-tabs easy to catch even with gloves on. I have though sewn on another grab handle above the top rear pocket. This IS the rucksack I have been waiting years for.. and obviously strongly do recommend it.