Product Preview: SOG Prophet 33 Pack

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posted on October 14, 2016
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Tactically oriented but multi-use, the Prophet 33 is a capable and rugged pack built from Kodra 5000 nylon by SOG. Padded shoulder straps and hip belt allow for a traditional and comfortable carry, and are quickly stowable to create a duffle with carry handles. Hydration and MOLLE compatible features along with generous pockets throughout contribute to its utility. The 33-liter Prophet is available in two colors, black and gray. Price: $230.
Contact: SOG Specialty Knives & Tools, LLC; sogknives.com.

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