Maxpedition AGR Lithvore

The Maxpedition AGR Lithvore backpack is an ergonomic pack with padded shoulder straps, designed to be your new go-to pack for your tactical missions. There is a top loop field for patch adhesion, a front admin pocket for added organization, a bottom shock cord retention array, two expandable bottle pockets with dual zipper garages and a fully opening main compartment. With so much space for organization, you can be sure you will always find what you need. The heavy duty nylon fabric has been coated with Teflon fabric protector and a triple polyurethane coating to ensure resistance to water and grime and for ease of maintenance. In addition, stress points have been reinforced to that this pack will stand up to rugged use. As part of Maxpedition’s Advanced Gear Research line, the Lithvore backpack is part of a product line that sets out to revolutionize the tactical gear industry.

Features of Maxpedition AGR Lithvore

• Gear Capacity: 17 Liters (1037 cu in)
• Dual nylon fabric construction 500D hex ripstop / 1000D plain weave
• Laser cut ATLAS Attachment Lattice System cut from 840D nylon-TPU composite
• Dimensions: 16.5″L x 9″W x 17″H
• Frontal pocket dimensions: 8.5″L x 3″W x 8.25″H
• Main compartment dimensions: 9.5″L x 5″W x 17″H
• Weight: 2.1 lbs.
• YKK zippers with positive grip pulls
• Lightweight anti-break duraflex Xlite buckles
• Padded ergonomic shoulder straps
• Frontal compartment with organizer pockets
• Frontal 3.75″ x 5.5″ loop field for patch adhesion
• Two expandable bottle pockets with dual zipper garages
• Shapeshift grab handle reinforced with bartacks
• Teflon fabric protector for grime resistance and easy maintenance
• Triple polyurethane coated for water resistance
• High tensile strength composite nylon thread (stronger than ordinary industry standard nylon thread)
• #AS-100 high grade closed-cell foam padding material for superior shock protection
• Bar-tacking, double stitching or “Box-and-X” stitching along high stress points for enhanced strength
• Part of Maxpedition’s Advanced Gear Research line