Helikon-Tex Claymore Bag Cordura

Introducing a versatile, one-day tactical shoulder bag inspired by the iconic US Army Claymore bag from the 1960s. This modern version is perfect not just for bushcraft and tourism but also for a range of outdoor or urban activities. It’s especially useful for firearms enthusiasts, as the universal flat pockets are an ideal fit for AR/AK magazines.

Built tough with premium materials the Claymore Bag is crafted from 500D Cordura, a material far more durable than traditional nylon and polyester, it is designed to withstand abrasion. It's suitable for everyday use, whether you're commuting to work or university. As a tactical bag, it ensures your gear remains secure even in rugged environments like dense forests or rocky terrains. Hook and loop closures, along with snap fasteners, keep small items from falling out.

The Claymore Bag features 14 pockets, making it an excellent choice as a go bag, capable of holding spare ammunition, a canteen, and a light jacket. For those who like to be prepared, it serves as a larger EDC organizer, accommodating a litre bottle, a folding saw, a small axe, and more. It bridges the gap between Helikon's 8 litre Haversack and the smaller, two-and-a-half-litre Essential Kit Bag.

In emergencies, quick access to outer pockets is crucial. The Claymore Bag is designed with this in mind, featuring 2 large front patch pockets with hook and loop and optional snap. The bag's main compartment is rectangular, zippered, and divided into 4  flat pockets with additional free space for items like a notebook or tablet. A zippered pocket on the back wall secures valuables such as important documents or money. Overall, there are 5 internal pockets and free space for easy organisation. Loops for keys and other small items ensure they are always within reach.

A Shoulder Bag with a Rich History - The M7 Bandolier, used by US Army soldiers during the Vietnam War, inspired this design. Originally a military bag with two pockets, it was used to carry the M18A1 Claymore mine and related devices. After decommissioning, soldiers repurposed these bags, which led to the creation of civilian versions due to their popularity and practicality.

• 14 pockets (including 7 for AK/AR magazines)
• MOLLE/PALS