M-Tac Conversion Bag Elite

The Konvert Bag Elite from M-Tac combines versatility and comfort. This model features a tablet design and fits well on the body. The bag is made of Cordura 500D and Cordura Hex 1000D – a durable, tough, and easy-to-maintain material.

The Konvert Bag Elite has one adjustable shoulder strap. The bag closes with a cover featuring a magnetic valve, allowing quick access to essential items. Under the cover, there is a deep compartment with an internal mortise pocket with a reflective strap. The cover also conceals a small compartment for ID, wallet, or other small items that need to be readily accessible. The cover has a stylish hexagonal emblem with the company logo.

The bag has an outer compartment with a waterproof YKK AquaGuard zipper, ensuring reliable protection against moisture. This compartment is equipped with a removable modular insert organizer for EDC gear and other necessities. The model is also designed for concealed carry with a special back pocket that is compatible with holster inserts, providing quick access to a weapon. The back is equipped with a soft cushioning mesh for extra ventilation.

Dimensions:
- Closed: 31 x 29 x 5 cm
- Open: 42 x 29 x 5 cm

Cordura is widely used in tactical gear for military, police, and special forces. The material is primarily used in linear densities of 1000D and 500D. Linear density is the ratio of the fabric's weight to its length, measured in denier. The higher the value, the denser and heavier the fabric. CORDURA 1000D has very high technical properties: tensile strength of about 3000 N, tear strength of about 150 N, and abrasion resistance of over 50,000 cycles. The material is used for clothing, bags, and cases and lasts for many years. CORDURA stands for durability, reliability, and style, surpassing competitors in strength.

YKK is the world leader in the production of zippers and fasteners. 90% of the world's zippers are produced in 71 factories globally. The name means "Yoshida Factory," named after the founder, who started producing clothing fasteners in the 1930s. Success was achieved through collaboration with leading clothing brands and strict quality standards. The production of high-quality fasteners was kept secret for a long time, allowing YKK to quickly surpass competitors.