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Eberlestock Batwing V2 Pouch - Versatile Hunting Pack Attachment Allowing for Endless Ultraligh Daypack Variations - Large 1,017 Cubic Inches - Military Green

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  • MAXIMIZE ACCESSIBILITY: A foundational pack in our modular EMOD system—the Batwing Pouch is a minimalist, sleek solution to day hunts. This newest iteration of our Batwing comes in at 1017CI, with added internal pockets and an exterior zippered stretch pocket for further organization. Full zipper front loading capability.
  • INCREASED STORAGE: Run a pair of Batwings as a slim and compact day pack or boost your overall capacity when integrating the Batwings with one of our Vapor series packs or other EMOD accessories to the Mainframe. Includes front zipper stretch pockets.
  • SECURELY FIXED: When used as a standalone solution, their design allows them to be zipped apart and laid open or pivoted entirely away from the frame to place and secure meat and gear on the Mainframe.
  • TECHINCAL SPECS: With a larger volume of 1017 c.i. and a weight of just 15oz, the Batwing V2s are designed to be lightweight and efficient.
  • PACK FEATURES: The Batwings are EMOD compatible and can also be used with Eberlestock's Vapor Series. An interior clip is included for securing the 2L or 3L Source hydration bladders.


A foundational pack in our modular EMOD system—the Batwing Pouch is a minimalist, sleek solution to day hunts. This newest iteration of our Batwing comes in at 1017 CI, with added internal pockets and an exterior zippered stretch pocket for further organization. Run a pair of Batwings as a slim and compact day pack or boost your overall capacity when integrating the Batwings with one of our Vapor series packs or other EMOD accessories to the Mainframe. When used as a standalone solution, their design allows them to be zipped apart and laid open or pivoted entirely away from the frame to place and secure meat and gear on the Mainframe.