Swedish company Snigel has been around for decades and often find themselves creating bespoke solutions for various clients.
As an example they exhibited this modular bag system produced for Thales.
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Enforce Tac 26 – Savotta
Thursday, February 26th, 2026Finnish load carriage specialists Savotta displayed their pack frame configured to lay field wire for telephones.
Tasmanian Tiger Introduces the TT Modular Pack 30 SL
Sunday, February 22nd, 2026Mission-ready, short-range 30-liter modular backpack with adjustable Y2 Carrying System, engineered for military, tactical, and outdoor professionals.
Knoxville, Tenn. (February 2026) – Tasmanian Tiger®, a tactical nylon line of products distributed exclusively for the US market by Proforce Equipment, Inc., announces the release of the TT Modular Pack 30 SL, a mission-configurable short-range backpack designed to meet the demands of military personnel, law enforcement officers, and serious outdoor users.
Built around Tasmanian Tiger’s adjustable Y2 Carrying System, the TT Modular Pack 30 SL offers a 30-liter (1,831 cubic inches) capacity while providing an exceptionally wide range of back-length adjustment. The SL (Short to Long) designation reflects the pack’s ability to accommodate both shorter and taller users without compromising fit, load stability, or comfort.
The ergonomically padded back panel integrates aluminum support elements for enhanced load transfer and rigidity. A detachable rear panel with a shapeable aluminum rail allows users to customize the pack’s structure to mission-specific requirements. Length-adjustable shoulder straps and padded hip fins with zippered pockets, removable via hook-and-loop attachment, further enhance adaptability and load management.
Engineered for modularity, the TT Modular Pack 30 SL features a laser-cut MOLLE system on the front and sides, as well as MOLLE hook-and-loop panels inside the main compartment. This configuration enables extensive customization and expansion with compatible pouches and accessories. The front panel offers four MOLLE loops across by five loops vertically, while the sides provide four loops across by seven loops vertically, with one interruption.
Inside, the pack includes two hook-and-loop accessory pockets with zippers, additional inner zippered pockets, and small mesh compartments for organizing smaller items. A lid pocket with a small organizer, an additional flat zip pocket on the front, and a daisy chain provide further storage and attachment options.
The pack’s individually adjustable and removable side compression straps can be rethreaded to block the main zipper for added security. Antenna ports into the main compartment support communications equipment integration. A hook-and-loop surface on the exterior allows for identification patches and insignia.
Constructed from durable CORDURA® 700 den fabric (500 den in Multicam), the TT Modular Pack 30 SL is built to withstand rigorous operational environments. The pack weighs 4.3 pounds (1.94 kilograms) and measures 22.5x10x7.5 inches (57x26x19 cm).
With its adaptable fit, robust construction, and mission-focused modularity, the TT Modular Pack 30 SL delivers a scalable load carriage solution for short-range operations, training, and extended field use. The TT Modular Pack 30 SL is available in black, olive, and coyote for an MSRP of $399. Multicam is available at an MSRP of $499.
Check out the new 2026 product line digital catalog here. Click to see the Tasmanian Tiger Full Product Line Vol. 5 digital catalog here. Find a local dealer here for any of the exciting Tasmanian Tiger products.
Mystery Ranch Announces Carry Forward Line at SHOT Show 26
Tuesday, February 3rd, 2026As the long-standing leader in military load carriage, MYSTERY RANCH designs and builds packs for the mission and they haven’t stopped.
At SHOT Show, the brand introduced Carry Forward, a collection that reflects an important and intentional evolution but remains rooted in the brand’s core. Rather than a departure from MYSTERY RANCH’s military DNA, Carry Fordward is an extension of it.
The Carry Forward collection exists because proven designs don’t lose relevance when the uniform comes off. You’ll see some familiar silhouettes, styles that have been trusted by mission users for years. Some will exhibit expanded color offerings while other designs have been refined for this new role. All feature a common thread; these are the packs MYSTERY RANCH believes in enough to keep building, supporting, and evolving.
Two products in particular stood out.
The Blitz 30 returns with redesign, shifting away from overt external PALS webbing toward a sleeker exterior. Modularity hasn’t been removed, it’s been moved inside. Internal PALS and hook-and-loop fields allow users to configure their load without advertising it, a smart update that reflects how many people actually use these packs today.
The newest addition is the Rip Ruck 24, built around the same proven Rip-Zip opening that made the original successful. What’s changed is restraint. Cleaner lines, simplified external pocketing, and a more streamlined profile make it a quieter, more refined version of a pack that already worked.
The Carry Forward collection isn’t about chasing trends or compromising capability. It’s about recognizing that the best designs don’t need to be reinvented, just respected, refined, and carried into what comes next.
See the entire line at www.mysteryranch.com/Packs/Everyday-Carry/New.
Hill People Gear Commuter
Wednesday, January 28th, 2026SHOT Show was the first time I had seen the Hill People Gear Commuter urban pack in the wild.
It is packed with features:
- Side entry padded laptop compartment will comfortably fit a 14.5″ laptop. As in, put a tape measure across the outside width of your laptop and see what it measures.The compartment is lined with velcro loop in case you want to carry something else in that compartment in an organized manner.
- Main compartment is accessible via top and one side panel zip. The rear of it is lined with velcro loop for sub organization.
- 3/4 height mesh sleeve inside of panel opening
- Full height cordura sleeve on inside of panel holds a removable foam insert, making the Commuter a padded case for camera gear or electronics
- Externally accessible dimensional “ditty pocket” will hold glasses with room to spare
- 2/3rd height velcro loop field on outside of pack is covered by capture flap, making it a good place for items you want quickly accessible but concealed.
- Bellows capture flap expands large enough to hold a bicycle helmet but lays completely flat when not in use.
- Compression consists of 3/4″ bottom straps and 3/4″ straps from the compression panel to the suspension side of the pack.
- On the right side, the compression panel strap is user configurable to leave no zippers unprotected, the laptop zipper unprotected, or all zippers unprotected.
- On the left side, the compression panel strap is user configurable to either capture the top of the water bottle pouch or not.
- Bellows water bottle pouch on the left side has replaceable bungy cord elements for good retention without the use of the top strap. Will expand to fit a 3.5″ diameter bottle (standard nalgene) but lays flat when not in use.
- 3/4″ tubular webbing top and side carry straps.
- “Slick” HPG shoulder harness is the same contour and build quality as the standard one for extreme comfort, but removes the bungy cord tethers and related hardware and replaces the 1″ sternum strap with a removeable 3/4″ sternum strap.
Offered in several colors including Elk Brown (seen here), you can pick yours up at hillpeoplegear.com.
SHOT Show 26 – Revelyst Project Freedom Updates Camelbak Packs
Tuesday, January 27th, 2026Camelbak which exhibited at SHOT Show along with the other brands under the Revelyst Project Freedom banner.
Although are still not the final we should start seeing completely redesigned packs by next SHOT Show.
SOTech Debuting Cobra Drone Carrier Packs at SHOT Show
Monday, January 19th, 2026
SOTech will be debuting its new line of Cobra Drone Carrier Packs at SHOT Show. The Cobra pack is being widely adopted in both conventional and special operations medicine as a comfortable pack that splays open to reveal a highly organized and labeled pouch arrangement. SOTech adopted this design in multiple sizes to fit most sizes of drones with custom padded inserts. The Cobras allow organization of controllers, batteries, optics, wire sets, and tools making the drone operator’s tasks quicker and smoother.
SOTech will also be displaying it’s latest variants of its Cobra Medical Packs and the LISS infantry harnesses designed for the new M7 weapons systems.
Special Operations Technologies Inc. (SOTECH) is located near the first door at the SHOT Show, exhibiting in Booth Space 20059.
70 years of Savotta
Tuesday, December 16th, 202570 years of Savotta and a 100 years since founder Allan Halme was born.
This Finnish pack manufacturer created a limited run of 70 year history booklets for their staff, but now this magnificent opus is also available in digital form for all the world to enjoy. It covers the full history of Savotta, from 1955 to 2025, so there’s quite a lot for you to take in.
