Lightweight short range packs with plenty of options
<strong>(…) The Tasmanian Tiger TT Sentinel 28 and 40 backpack are two light short range packs with a single main compartment, which can be closed by a zippered roll top closure. It features laser cut MOLLE sides, two compression straps as well as anadditional zippered front pocket.</strong>
The inside features laser-cut velcro MOLLE. Both waist belts are detachable – while the <a href=”https://www.tasmaniantiger.info/de/produkt/tt-sentinel-28/”>TT Sentinel 28</a> only features wing type waist belt, the <a href=”https://www.tasmaniantiger.info/de/produkt/tt-sentinel-40/”>TT Sentinel 40</a> is fitted with a sturdy belt, equipped with laser-cut MOLLE.
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<strong>Conclusion:</strong> Tasmanian Tiger went a new direction with the Sentinel packs. While they might look like tacticool EDC packs at first, they also serve their role in a military sphere, especially when larger items need to be carried, or if one needs a pack for a quick exfil that doesn’t allow the luxury of putting everything in a dedicated pocket. While the TT Sentinel 28 is ideal for smaller errands, hikes, transports etc. the TT Sentinel really shines when a larger volume is needed. The rolltop design makes it easy to expand the packs when needed, or compress them down to a smaller size. As always Tasmanian Tiger provides the user with plenty of options to modify the packs to personal needs – be it laser cut velcro MOLLE/PALS on the inside, or MOLLE on the outside. In that sense, the company managed to pull another stunt – creating yet another pack that can serve both the civil as well as the military sphere.
<strong>Note:</strong> This is an extract from the test report of Pine Survey. You can find the complete review <a href=”https://pinesurvey.com/review-tasmanian-tiger-tt-sentinel-28-and-40/” target=”_blank” rel=”noopener”>here</a>.
Photo: <a href=”https://pinesurvey.com” target=”_blank” rel=”noopener”>Pine Survey</a>
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