STRONGEST POSSIBLE DUCK CANVAS
Naval battles and ‘tea-races’ from China to London in the mid-19th century were the proving grounds that led to the perfect waxed canvas. Red Wing Leather complements it perfectly. Martexin Wax finish, process proven on waxed canvas backpacks for over 170 years.
TSA Carry On Compliant
GR2 is a suitcase on your back. Pack everything you need and it still fits in the overhead compartment.
Opens Flat
Makes it easier to pack and organize. No more digging through your ruck, trying to find something at the bottom. Special Forces medical rucks share a similar design.
Bombproof Laptop Compartment
The separate compartment next to your back is extra reinforced to securely take a laptop into combat. Complete with a false bottom so your laptop won't even notice when you set your ruck down.
Everything In Its Place
2 large compartments for more organization. The inner compartment has 3 pockets and the outer compartment has 3 pockets and a built-in field pocket.
Outer Compartment
The outer compartment has 4 internal pockets: 2 large mesh zippered pockets, 1 small go-to zippered pocket and 1 built-in field pocket.
Inner Compartment
The inner compartment has 3 internal pockets: 1 large elastic pocket, one large mesh zippered pocket, and one small go-to zippered pocket
FABRIC DETAILS: WAXED DUCK CANVAS
The use of 10.10oz Army Duck Canvas can be traced all the way back to the mid-19th century. Army Duck canvas is a medium-weight, versatile fabric. It is constructed with an incredibly tight weave of the yarn, making it tough and resistant to tearing. The extra layer of wax protects the fabric from the different elements you may encounter, and makes the fabric waterproof, while still allowing it to sweat vapor and not stiffen or yellow over time. It only looks better with age and use.
USED IN: TRAVEL RUCKSACKS, TRAVEL GEAR, KIT BAGS, AND RUCK ACCESSORIES
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GR2 ORIGINS
The Original Go-Bag
My “go-bag” in Iraq was more the size of a GR2 and was big, heavy, and full of lots of stuff I would need if our vehicle got disabled and we needed to fight for our lives. When I was back home in America, “go-bag” became “go-ruck” became GORUCK, and GR2 became our flagship travel ruck and my personal favorite.
