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The Back Panel
The Back Panel
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The Back Panel bridges the gap between a slick plate carrier and a full assault bag. It lets you carry hydration and sustainment gear without a separate pack, secure manual breaching tools on the integrated beaver tail, and scale your loadout up or down depending on the task — staying low-profile when collapsed and expanding when you need the room.
What's Included (Standard):
- Back Panel
- 2× Half MOD-A Pouches (Expandable)
- 1× Large GP Pouch
- 2× MOLLE Zip Adaptors
- 2× Cinch Straps
Available in: Australian Multicam & Multicam (Black and Ranger Green releasing in future)
Features:
- Modular loadout system — removable, scalable pouch setup; compatible with additional MOD-A configurations (sold separately); 6-column × 9-row MOLLE grid for further expansion
- Triple-tier access — independent compartment access via zippers; full panel expansion or compression depending on load
- Beaver tail tool storage — collapsible beaver tail for securing breaching tools and chargers
- Dual mounting security — YKK Size 8 side zips reinforced with 4 press-stud MOLLE anchors, stable under movement and load
Compatibility:
Uses the YKK Size 8 zip system and fits plate carriers that support zip-on panels. A YKK Size 10 zip variant is coming soon. MOLLE zip adaptors are included for carriers without integrated zips — note that these adaptors are not designed for MOLLE-only mounting.
Specifications:
Back Panel
- Material: 500D Cordura laminate
- MOLLE grid: 6 columns × 9 rows
MOE Tool Pouch (Beaver Tail Section)
- Depth: 25 mm
- Height: 420 mm extended / 290 mm collapsed
- Width: 220 mm
Main / Sustainment Compartment
- Depth: 40 mm
- Height: 290 mm
- Width: 220 mm
- Independently zippered
GP Pouch
- Width: 230 mm
- Height: 165 mm
- Depth: 65 mm
- Dual zip compartments, loop-lined interior
Half MOD-A Pouches (×2)
- Width: 120 mm
- Height: 130 mm
- Depth: 40 mm (expands to 60–70 mm)
Also compatible with (sold separately): Expandable MOD-A, Quarter MOD-A, 1/3 MOD-A
Use cases: Dismounted operations, sustainment-focused loadouts, and users needing rear storage without running a separate pack.
