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H2O Pouch - Scorpion OCP

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Management number 235332685 Release Date 2026/07/02 List Price $15.98 Model Number 235332685
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Ensures your hydration is camouflaged and within reach, vital for enduring missions.

FEATURES

  • Genuine Scorpion OCP
  • Two D-rings optional shoulder strap (strap not included)
  • Padded main compartment
  • Grommet for drainage
  • Front utility pocket
  • MOLLE webbing for modular attachments
  • MOLLE compatible
  • Fits 40oz Nalgene Bottle

OVERVIEW

Stay hydrated in any environment with the H2O Pouch in Scorpion OCP, designed for both tactical and outdoor use. The pouch features a padded main compartment with a zippered top closure and a hydration tube pass-through, ensuring quick access to your water supply when on the move. Constructed from Genuine Scorpion OCP fabric, it seamlessly integrates into your tactical gear setup while providing effective camouflage.

A front utility pocket adds extra storage for small accessories, while the MOLLE compatibility allows for secure attachment to your pack or belt. Whether you're on a mission or trekking outdoors, the H2O Pouch - Scorpion OCP keeps your hydration source protected and easily accessible.

Stay hydrated and mission-ready with the H2O Pouch - Scorpion OCP, built for functionality and durability.

SPECIFICATIONS

DIMENSIONS

  • Overall Dimension: 10" x 5"
  • Utility pocket: 6.5" x 4" x 1"

ORIGIN

  • Imported

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