TUZLA Raid Backpack

The TUZLA Raid Backpack is the core component of a modular system consisting of a raid backpack and a medical backpack. The system was developed for infantry units that require both autonomy and flexibility in gear organization during extended raid operations.

The backpack features a classic top-loading design with a lid. The main compartment has a capacity of 56 liters, expandable to 65 liters via the extension collar. A separate front zippered access provides quick access to gear stored in the lower or central section of the backpack.

Additional storage includes a flat front pocket, a pocket on the main lid, and two large side pockets with elastic drawcords. These side pockets can accommodate long items up to 18 cm in diameter, which can be secured using the compression straps. Modular platforms on the front and sides allow attachment of additional pouches, while four attachment points on the front are designed for mounting the POLOZ medical backpack.

An internal polymer plate and external metal stays form a rigid frame that maintains the backpack's shape and evenly distributes the load. The height-adjustable suspension system is optimized for use with body armor systems, and the shoulder straps are equipped with a quick-release mechanism. The advanced removable waist belt transfers a significant portion of the load from the back to the hips.

Four compression straps allow the main compartment to be compressed and the load to be securely stabilized. Attachment loops on the bottom of the backpack are intended for additional straps and external gear. Three carry handles facilitate carrying and loading the backpack in a variety of operational environments.