1. Polymer Frame, Built to Carry
High-strength, one-piece molded frame with multi-zone perforations for weight reduction and airflow.
2. Laser-Cut MOLLE Panel
Flat, snag-free PALS slots for fast, secure mounting of pouches, hydration, med kits, and bedroll straps
3. Water-Resistant 1000D Nylon
PU-coated shell resists rain, mud, and abrasion—made for hiking, camping, and long rucks.
4. Stable Harness, Quick Buckles
EVA-padded shoulder straps, chest stabilizer, multi-point adjustment, and URX-style quick buckles for secure fit under load.
5. Field-Ready Integration
Top/bottom anchor points lash to rucks or frames; streamlined profile reduces bulk and noise—ideal for outdoor/camping use.
The AKmax Military Tactical Polymer Frame Carrier System turns your pack into a clean, high-capacity modular platform. A lightweight, one-piece polymer frame pairs with a laser-cut MOLLE panel to add mounting real estate without bulk. The PU-coated 1000D nylon resists weather and abrasion, while the padded harness and URX-style buckles keep loads stable on patrols, hikes, and camping trips. Anchor high and low, lash your gear tight, and move with a quiet, streamlined kit.
Works with standard MOLLE/PALS pouches and 1" webbing accessories; perfect for hiking, camping, hunting, rucking, and range days.
FAQ
Q1: Is it fully waterproof?
A: Water-resistant (PU-coated). Use a liner or rain cover in heavy rain.
Q2: Which pouches fit?
A:Any standard MOLLE/PALS 1" webbing pouches and accessories.
Q3: Can the panel be used without the frame?
A:Yes, it can lash onto most rucks with the included anchors/straps.
Q4: Is the harness removable?
A: Yes. The system supports modular re-configuration.
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AKmax has been developing professional-grade field gear for over 20 years, serving military contractors, survivalists, and global outdoor enthusiasts.
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From the classic ALICE Pack to next-generation modular sleep systems, we focus on tactical functionality, heavy-duty durability, and long-haul comfort.
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Every product is designed with precision and built to endure, whether in the wild, in service, or on the move.
