One of Berghaus' latest military rucksacks, the Atlas combines the old military know-how and a handful of modern comforts into a single, superb package.

Berghaus started their conquest of the military world during the Falklands War when British troops needed a kit that was up to the challenge they were sent to win. Since then, Berghaus has been kitting out the British military and many other European armies with their excellent quality rucksacks.

The Berghaus Atlas is a military rucksack with a product code in the NATO logistics system. These are size-specific and listed below.

Features

Along with the obvious choice as a hiking rucksack, this works wonders for the traveler too: sizewise it can be adjusted to ease navigating in dense traffic (trains! God-damn trains!) by removing the side pouches, and the not-so-overtly-military appearance could really be an essential factor in some places. The most important thing is that the ruck will not disintegrate on you.

• Roughly 100 liters / 6120 cu in capacity, but you can fit much more.
• Upper main compartment, covered by a large flap which can be adjusted to accommodate even another rucksack under it.
• A internal divider, which can be opened or closed with a drawcord.
• Lower main compartment, accessed by a zipper and secured by two compression straps.
• Removable side pouches, capacity 10 liters / 612 cu in. The long zipper makes accessing the stuff inside easy.
• The side pouches can be combined and carried as a daysack. These also fit other Berghaus products.
• The side pouches are secured by two horizontal straps each, which can be used to compress the main compartment.
• A small zippered pouch inside and a larger one outside the main flap.
• Padded, adjustable shoulder straps.
• A stiff, well-padded waist belt with a sturdy Berghaus buckle.