Helikon-Tex - Claymore Bag Shoulder bag

Practical shoulder bag from Helikon Tex - Claymore bag

Made to mimic the storage bag that the US Army used to transport M18A1 landmines with (Claymore), this bag is small and compact with clever solutions! 
The shoulder bag has two large pockets on the front with straps that can be tightened to close. These pockets are perfect for drinking bottles, gloves, hats, snacks and other things that you need easily accessible. The inside of these has attachment straps for AR and AK magazines. 
You will find pockets for AR and AK magazines on the back of the bag as well. 

- Two large front pockets
- Large main room with plenty of room to organise
- A total of 14 pockets
- Pockets for AR or AK magazines
- Shoulder strap included
- Made of 500D Cordura, a durable and water-repellent material
- Separate pocket with zip for valuables
- The strap has clips, so that the bag can be removed without having to lift the strap off
- 31cm x 22cm x 20cm

Helikon Tex's desire for this bag was to get as much space as possible in a small design, you will find a total of 14 pockets/storage places and the bag can accommodate a liter bottle, compact jackets,  pens and other small things and you can hang axes and the like on the outside of the bag.

You get room for several magazines for AK or AR and other shooting range equipment, so this is a perfect bag for the shooting range!

SIZE INSTRUCTIONS

We want to make sure the clothes you buy really fit you – so they can serve their purpose correctly. Please take a moment of your valuable time to check the measuring guide and the associated size chart to avoid mistakes.

To take the right measurements, find clothes that fit you well and measure them.

Chest

Button up the clothes and lay them on a flat surface. Measure from the left edge to the right edge just below the sleeves.

Waist

Button up the clothes and lay them on a flat surface. Measure from the left edge to the right edge at the waist.

Sleeve Length

While wearing a shirt you like, with one arm at your side, measure from the shoulder seam down the arm to find the desired length. We recommend that the sleeve should go to the bottom of your thumb (at the wrist).

For jackets with raglan sleeves, like Stratus® or Cumulus®, the sleeve measurements should be taken from the bottom of the collar down to the sleeve.

Inseam

Button up the pants. Lay the pants out on a flat surface. Measure the inseam from the crotch, where the front and back seams meet, to the bottom of the leg.

Pants length

Button up the pants. Lay the pants out on a flat surface with the outer seams on both edges. Make sure to smooth out any wrinkles and excess from the back panel. Measure the distance from the top of the waistband to the bottom of the hem.

Total length

Lay flat the skirt that best matches your size with the side seams facing upwards. Use your hand to smooth out any wrinkles in the fabric. Then measure the distance between the top edge and the bottom edge. For the most accurate result, you should measure this along the side seam.

Waist Circumference

Lay the skirt that best matches your size flat with the zipper facing upwards. Use your hand to smooth out any wrinkles in the fabric. Measure the top part of the skirt (the waistline) from one edge to the opposite edge. Then double the result to get the waist circumference.

Hip Circumference

Lay the skirt that best matches your size flat with the zipper facing upwards. Use your hand to smooth out any wrinkles in the fabric. Then measure the distance between the opposite sides at the hip area (depending on the cut of the skirt, the hips should be about 11-14 cm below the top edge of the skirt). Double the result to get the hip circumference.

SIZE GUIDE - TOPS

(TOLERANCE FOR THE MEASUREMENTS IN THE TABLE IS +/- 2 CM)