PIG gRUNT Modular Pack [SYSTEMA]

This small (not too wide), well made pack is perfect to attach to the back of a PC or vest.

As I have come to expect, this PIG product is excellent. That much I knew even before I bought it. But what I was unsure of and what I thought might be some useful information to share here is the sizing. In the product photos, the gRUNT appears to be narrower and taller than the rear panel of the plate carrier with which it is pictured. As I own a PIG PC, I can plainly see that the plate carrier in these photos is the PIG. I wanted to advise any future shoppers that these photos are misleading. The gRUNT is actually even better suited to pair with the PIG PC than these photos would have you believe. It is the absolute perfect size to pair with the back panel. Those who have experienced the annoyance of a PC-mounted pack hanging down below their back plate will be glad to hear that it does not. The width is also excellent. Add a couple compression straps and you have yourself a perfectly adaptable pack that has just the right footprint. Wanted to share that. Thanks.

Fits perfectly on my PIG plate carrier. Holds the OMEGA 3L hydration bladder perfectly. Great craftsmanship like all other SKD products.

This is a great pack but a little small for what I wanted. Will be exchanging for the Grunt large. Attaching lower straps is a bit confusing since current straps are not ones shown in video.

This pack is extremely durable, versatile and customizable. Whether you want a stand alone bag or attach it to your kit, this is want you want. I used it everyday and on every mission for nine months. Absolutely perfect, even now as I use it for my gym bag or when i go to work.

I grabbed one of these last spring in order to attach something to my PC and be able to detach it for day trips, trips to the rqange, etc. I love it- does everything I need for kayaking, shooting, hiking, or just sightseeing. Let my GF borrow it for a trip and she was hooked as well. comfortable, easy to on/doff to armor or straps (once you watch the video on how to do it right; a manual or printed instruction would be useful because if you don't strap it right, it will fall off under normal use and the difference between wrong and right is subtle enough to miss) and holds everything you need/has enough molle to attach additional pockets as required.

I use the gRUNT mod pack as part of my airsoft loadout (I know, snicker snicker), and let me tell you... this pack has endured some hell! Diving for cover, sliding on my back down rock embankments... not one tear. Material seems to be high quality. This pack also holds a lot more than it looks. I use a 3L Osprey Hydraulics bladder with it, which is a tight squeeze... but it works. Zippers have generous pulls, easy for my teammates to negitiate at a moment's notice.

I purchased this as a part of the PIG gRUNT SYSTEMA Plate Carrier setup for my deployment to AFG. Since my OPTEMPO changed, I loaned this pack to one of our Bn Snipers. He LOVED it! He carried it loaded with 2 60mm rounds, 300 rds of 7.62, 1 MRE contents & snacks, 1 2L CamelBack reservoir (filled, of course), 4 40mm HEDP rounds, and a few other odds & ends on every OTW mission. He stated "This was better and more comfortable than any of my issue s!#t or anything else I've bought". He loved how well it snugged up to his plate carrier using the shoulder straps. There have been no rips, tears, or breakage of any components in it's use. Again, SKD has designed & built a piece of equipment that my fellow grunts & I can rely on. With the pontoons, I will be using this on my bowhunting trips when I get back CONUS. You will not regret your purchase. Thanks, SKD!

It's not a full-sized pack, and it's not a mini-pack like a medkit, or admin pouch. It's a perfectly sized pack for carrying stuff for a day hike, carrying ear/eye protection for two people and extra bullets and magazines to the range (in my case), AND it has the capability of carrying a hydration pack. I personally don't have one of those yet, but I have the capability. The Mk.1 straps and the "pontoons" are absolutely worth it. I don't see that any extra pads are necessary, because they make the whole thing comfortable regardless of what is inside. The frame plate is good if you have a hydration pack, so it separates the liquid from your body-heat. I would recommend the PIG Sternum strap as a very useful add-on here, because it makes it more solid for when you're running or moving around in nonstandard ways. You're not always going to be walking in a straight line without any pace change. I love this pack!