Maxpedition gear for everyone and his mother!

MAXPEDITION was established in 1988 as a small workshop fabricating hard-use military specification nylon gear. Today, they have grown into to a company with 120 employees, in-house R&D and production facilities, and offices in North America, Europe, Japan, and Taiwan.

With growth in international reputation, MAXPEDITION has become even more self-demanding: pursuing the most user-friendly designs, using the highest quality materials and most meticulous workmanship, and upholding their strong philosophy of constant self-improvement.

Maxpedition Hard-Use Nylon Gear is used by military, police, and outdoor professionals around the world whose lives are dependent on reliable and durable tools. With Maxpedition's reputation growing faster than ever in the North American market, Maxpedition has become the brand of choice for people who appreciate well crafted carry gear. Individuals that buy Maxpedition gear represent a diverse demographic, from extreme sportsman to digital graphics artists, yet they all have one thing in common: they expect the best.

Maxpedition Last Resort Bag

The Maxpedition Last Resort Tactical Attache (#0604) is designed to carry your tactical essentials in the most highly organized fashion, essentially what some refer to as a "bug-out bag".



The main compartment is padded on all sides, has a hook-and-loop divider, and is large enough to fit a 15" laptop computer (including the 15" Apple PowerBook). On the front side of the pack, four (4) separate pockets of varied shapes and sizes hold and organize your smaller pieces of gear, including a long pocket that can hold two spare 30-rnd M-4 magazines. Between the collage of pockets and the main compartment is a CCW compartment, lined with loop-side Velcro for attachment of our #3501 Universal CCW Holster and our #3502 Three-Clip Holder, and large enough to conceal a full size handgun and 3 spare mags. Check out our Hook & Loop Modular Accessories



On the opposite face, a fully padded organizer opens up as a document / tool / instrument pocket with extensive internal divisions. On the ends, there is a radio pocket and a water bottle pocket, both with bungee retention. Velcro loops on top of bag can retain a collapsible baton or a flashlight. On the bottom, rubberized material keeps the bag waterproof and non-slip.