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Knoxville, Tenn. (January 2022) – Tasmanian Tiger®, a tactical nylon line of products distributed exclusively for the US market by Proforce Equipment, Inc., announces the TT Modular Support Bag. This padded medical bag offers several different carrying options. It features removable, stowable shoulder straps so it can be worn over the shoulder. On the back panel, it features extra hook-and-loop sticks as a quick pull-off system that allow it to be attached to plate carriers and backpacks. Finally, it’s also possible to attach the TT Modular Support Bag to the TT Modular Front Seat Panel. 

The bag can be opened on the front and has an interior MOLLE hook-and-loop panel and bungee cord for customized arrangements. The front and sides have laser-cut MOLLE. It also features a large zipped pocket with a removable mesh pocket inside. There are internal variable fixation points to store medical equipment, as well as a fixation for scissors. Two MOLLE stick quick release systems included.
With a volume of five liters (183 cubic inches), the TT Modular Support Bag weighs in at 22 oz. (305g.). Made from Cordura® 700 den, it measures 12 x 9 x 3.5 in. (30 x 22 x 9 cm). Available in Black, Olive, and Coyote. MSRP $119.95.
Click to see Vol. 3 of the Tasmanian Tiger digital catalog here. Find a local dealer here for any of the exciting Tasmanian Tiger products.
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Tasmanian Tiger®, a division of Tatonka GmbH, is an international brand founded in 1999 to provide user-design-driven nylon products to elite warfighters and law enforcement in Europe and Asia. From prototype to production, all products are manufactured in the company’s own facilities, thus ensuring a consistently high level of quality throughout the production processes. All products are quality checked prior to leaving the facility and checked regularly by independent international test centers. www.tasmaniantigerusa.com
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