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product_id: 35023847
title: "Dragon Egg Mk II Tactical Backpack Adaptive Green 25 Liter Capacity"
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# 25L Capacity Water Resistant MOLLE System Dragon Egg Mk II Tactical Backpack Adaptive Green 25 Liter Capacity

**Brand:** direct action
**Price:** NT$14651
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> Gear up for adventure! 🌍

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- **What is this?** Dragon Egg Mk II Tactical Backpack Adaptive Green 25 Liter Capacity by direct action
- **How much does it cost?** NT$14651 with free shipping
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## Best For

- direct action enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted direct action brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **Stealthy Design:** NIR treated for low visibility in night operations.
- • **Adaptable Storage:** Multiple pockets for organized gear management.
- • **Rugged & Reliable:** Crafted from durable Codura 500D fabric for ultimate resilience.
- • **Lightweight & Versatile:** Perfect for 2-day missions or weekend adventures.
- • **Patented Comfort Technology:** Combat Vent System for all-day wear without discomfort.

## Overview

The Dragon Egg Mk II Tactical Backpack in Adaptive Green offers a 25-liter capacity, designed for military and law enforcement professionals. Weighing just 3.49 lbs, it features a patented Combat Vent System for comfort, a lightweight MOLLE/PALS system for gear attachment, and is made from durable, water-resistant Codura 500D fabric. Ideal for hiking, traveling, or tactical missions, this backpack combines functionality with stealth.

## Description

desertcart.com : Direct Action Dragon Egg Mk II Tactical Backpack Adaptive Green 25 Liter Capacity : Sports & Outdoors

Review: Almost Perfect All Around Pack - As I write this review I’m sitting on the beach with this pack next to me. I currently own probably around 8-10 high end packs, and have owned many more over the years from all the usual tactical pack makers. Needless to say, I have a bit of a nylon problem, and I am constantly on the hunt for the elusive “perfect bag.” Aside from designing one for myself that pack doesn’t exist, but the Dragon Egg gets close. First the “cons.” It could be just a little bigger in terms of overall internal space, and it looks pretty tactical. I know a lot of guys, especially LEO’s like to shy away from that look so they don’t stand out, but it didn’t really bother me. That’s about it for the cons. The pro list is much longer. The build quality is fantastic and easily on par if not better than packs costing twice as much. While the pack could be a little bigger inside, it holds all the essentials easily including a 15” MacBook Pro, IFAK, pens, and the essential EDC stuff (depending on your idea of EDC.) The Dragon Egg is also one of, if not the most comfortable packs I’ve ever worn thanks to the thickness of the straps, and the padding and ventilation, as well as the internal “frame,” which is just basically a sheet of plastic. They all work in perfect harmony together. I added some shock cord to the front for overflow items, such as towels, or a wet rain jacket. See the pics. The bottle pockets will hold everything from a small water bottle to a full 32 ounce Nalgene with ease. I also really love the paracord carry handle. I think it looks great, but also offer nice grip and if you ever need it, probably 15 feet or so of cord, more of you break the cord down and use the internal strands as well. I also really like the zipper pulls, which are basically just paracord with shrink tube over it, and slip on ends. Very nice. All in all, this pack has been by main pack for about 6 months and unless something better comes along, will likely be my main pack for a long time to come. If you’re on the fence about this pack, get one, you won’t be sorry.
Review: Awesome!! - I absolutely love this bag. For those of us that are into EDC, we all have had a situation where our EDC bag, while useful for, well, every day, does not quite work as well for traveling due to its compact size. In my opinion, 25–27 L is an appropriate EDC size for a grown man. However, sometimes you just need a bigger bag. I am so happy that direct action made this bag in 30 L. I took this bag on a four-day trip to Puerto Rico, and although I had a couple pouches clamped onto the outside, the bag itself was big enough to be my ONLY bag on the trip! This bag was good enough for that trip, which included some extended hiking, and it was also small enough that I was able to carry it on the plane without anybody noticing it or saying anything, which saved me money, technically it's probably just a little bit too big for the whole "personal item" category. The belt on this bag is phenomenal. It's very comfortable and there's extra MOLLE webbing on it. It should be noted that the belt does look a bit ridiculous for the civilian world, but it can be removed very easily. One thing I didn't like? Despite all of the MOLLE webbing on the outside, there was, shockingly, no MOLLE webbing on the inside. There needs to be some kind of way to hang pouches and equipment built into the inside of the bag, it got kind of annoying on my trip having to dig through my bag for the different pouches that I had instead of having them all organized on built-in MOLLE like I can in my 5.11 bag. I had to spend $40 to buy a removable MOLLE frame insert, witch, while not terrible, is still not perfect. However, this is still an awesome bag. Here are my closing thoughts: 1. It's big enough for a person to travel for 3-4 days with no other bag, as long as the person knows what he's doing. 2. It's almost, but not quite, too big to be an EDC bag. If this were my EDC bag I would definitely takeoff the hit belt, it's an awesome hit belt but it's kind of ridiculous looking. 3. It's too big to be a gym bag that will fit in a standard gym locker. 4. It definitely has a tactical look to it, but removing the hip belt eases this quite a bit. Still, there's no getting around it, it looks overly tactical. 5. As addressed before, I wish it had some interior MOLLE webbing, either in the main compartment or the front compartment. Overall though, the organization aspect of the front compartment is decent. 6. The reason I'm using this bag instead of my 5.11 AMP 72 is because of one thing: exterior water bottle holders. As much as I love 5.11, they never seem to grasp the concept that people LIKE having exterior water bottle holders, which can also double as shoe holders. 7. This is really splitting hairs now, but I wish the bag was actually 1-3 L bigger. 8. I wish there was a few more Velcro patches on the outside for morale patches, but I was easily able to buy some extra Velcro patches that are compatible with MOLLE webbing. 9. I use this bag for coaching, for going to the gun range, for hiking, and for traveling. It's big enough to travel for 3–4 days, as noted above, but I wouldn't take this if I was trying to sleep in a tent or camp for an extended period of time, it's not quite big enough to hold a tent, food, all that stuff. I've only had this for a little bit over a month. I love it. I wish it came in a few more colors, and I hope that Direct Action considers making an even bigger version of this. We all know there is no perfect tactical/assault pack, but this one comes pretty close.

## Features

- CAPACITY & SIZE - 25 Liter, (WxHxD) Main compartment 7x10.6x19 inches. Weight: 3.49lb (1.6kg) ACCESSORIES IN PICTURES ARE NOT INCLUDED
- HIGH END USER - Lightweight and versatile 2-day backpack designed for advanced Military & Law Enforcement operators
- PATENTED DESIGN - Patented Combat Vent System provides increased comfort for their users during prolonged use. Also great for hiking and traveling
- CAPABILITY - Unique laser cut MOLLE/PALS system is low profile, lightweight, snag-free and non-water absorbing
- RUGGED DESIGN - Durable, water resistant coated Codura 500D fabric with multiple color/camo options for versatility. Kryptek, PenCott, MulitCam are NIR(Near-infrared) treated; Helps prevent detection with night vision. ACCESSORIES NOT INCLUDED

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Outer Material | Nylon |
| Shell Type | Soft Shell |
| Lining Description | Nylon |
| Product Care Instructions | Hand Wash Only |
| Material Type | Nylon |
| Item Weight | 3.6 Pounds |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 19"D x 10.5"W x 7"H |
| Storage Volume | 25 Liters |
| Apparel Closure Type | Zipper |
| Water Resistance Level | Not Water Resistant |
| Is Autographed | No |
| Pocket Description | Utility Pocket |
| Special Feature | Carry-On |
| Strap Type | Padded Strap |
| Theme | Military |
| Style Name | Tactical |
| Shape | Rectangular |
| Pattern | Solid |
| Backpack Design | Laptop Backpack |
| Subject Character | Sports |
| Color | Adaptive Green Mk Ii |

## Images

![Dragon Egg Mk II Tactical Backpack Adaptive Green 25 Liter Capacity - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/A1QNMW7UtyL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does the backpack come with a warranty? Got it in Oct/Nov 2015, used less than 15 times, and the shoulder strap seems to be coming apart.**
A: I'm not sure about the warranty.  They are a good company.  I'm sure they'll fix it.  You must have got an oddball.  I have 2 of them.  One I use for. Coyote Hunting, the other for EDC.  They're very well made and have been worth every penny.  One of my favorite packs.  If you're looking for the "BEST" I'd suggest a Kifaru.  They make excellent packs for everything.  Spendy though.  Best of luck.

**Q: Do you need to include the sleeve when installing a camelback, or is the egg mk ii compartment sufficient to just install the reservoir?  thanks**
A: There are two compartment options for the Camelback bladder. Both would be sufficient without a separate sleeve. I use the separate back compartment since it has a large padded sleeve, padded on all side, and it's in a pocket by itself without any other objects poking it. Hope that helps.

**Q: is it bullet proof**
A: Not bullet proof but its durable bag..

**Q: Is the adaptive green color similar to foliage green or closer to a khaki color?**
A: It’s more of a foliage or OD green vs khaki .hope this help.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Almost Perfect All Around Pack
*by J***O on June 20, 2018*

As I write this review I’m sitting on the beach with this pack next to me. I currently own probably around 8-10 high end packs, and have owned many more over the years from all the usual tactical pack makers. Needless to say, I have a bit of a nylon problem, and I am constantly on the hunt for the elusive “perfect bag.” Aside from designing one for myself that pack doesn’t exist, but the Dragon Egg gets close. First the “cons.” It could be just a little bigger in terms of overall internal space, and it looks pretty tactical. I know a lot of guys, especially LEO’s like to shy away from that look so they don’t stand out, but it didn’t really bother me. That’s about it for the cons. The pro list is much longer. The build quality is fantastic and easily on par if not better than packs costing twice as much. While the pack could be a little bigger inside, it holds all the essentials easily including a 15” MacBook Pro, IFAK, pens, and the essential EDC stuff (depending on your idea of EDC.) The Dragon Egg is also one of, if not the most comfortable packs I’ve ever worn thanks to the thickness of the straps, and the padding and ventilation, as well as the internal “frame,” which is just basically a sheet of plastic. They all work in perfect harmony together. I added some shock cord to the front for overflow items, such as towels, or a wet rain jacket. See the pics. The bottle pockets will hold everything from a small water bottle to a full 32 ounce Nalgene with ease. I also really love the paracord carry handle. I think it looks great, but also offer nice grip and if you ever need it, probably 15 feet or so of cord, more of you break the cord down and use the internal strands as well. I also really like the zipper pulls, which are basically just paracord with shrink tube over it, and slip on ends. Very nice. All in all, this pack has been by main pack for about 6 months and unless something better comes along, will likely be my main pack for a long time to come. If you’re on the fence about this pack, get one, you won’t be sorry.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Awesome!!
*by K***C on March 12, 2023*

I absolutely love this bag. For those of us that are into EDC, we all have had a situation where our EDC bag, while useful for, well, every day, does not quite work as well for traveling due to its compact size. In my opinion, 25–27 L is an appropriate EDC size for a grown man. However, sometimes you just need a bigger bag. I am so happy that direct action made this bag in 30 L. I took this bag on a four-day trip to Puerto Rico, and although I had a couple pouches clamped onto the outside, the bag itself was big enough to be my ONLY bag on the trip! This bag was good enough for that trip, which included some extended hiking, and it was also small enough that I was able to carry it on the plane without anybody noticing it or saying anything, which saved me money, technically it's probably just a little bit too big for the whole "personal item" category. The belt on this bag is phenomenal. It's very comfortable and there's extra MOLLE webbing on it. It should be noted that the belt does look a bit ridiculous for the civilian world, but it can be removed very easily. One thing I didn't like? Despite all of the MOLLE webbing on the outside, there was, shockingly, no MOLLE webbing on the inside. There needs to be some kind of way to hang pouches and equipment built into the inside of the bag, it got kind of annoying on my trip having to dig through my bag for the different pouches that I had instead of having them all organized on built-in MOLLE like I can in my 5.11 bag. I had to spend $40 to buy a removable MOLLE frame insert, witch, while not terrible, is still not perfect. However, this is still an awesome bag. Here are my closing thoughts: 1. It's big enough for a person to travel for 3-4 days with no other bag, as long as the person knows what he's doing. 2. It's almost, but not quite, too big to be an EDC bag. If this were my EDC bag I would definitely takeoff the hit belt, it's an awesome hit belt but it's kind of ridiculous looking. 3. It's too big to be a gym bag that will fit in a standard gym locker. 4. It definitely has a tactical look to it, but removing the hip belt eases this quite a bit. Still, there's no getting around it, it looks overly tactical. 5. As addressed before, I wish it had some interior MOLLE webbing, either in the main compartment or the front compartment. Overall though, the organization aspect of the front compartment is decent. 6. The reason I'm using this bag instead of my 5.11 AMP 72 is because of one thing: exterior water bottle holders. As much as I love 5.11, they never seem to grasp the concept that people LIKE having exterior water bottle holders, which can also double as shoe holders. 7. This is really splitting hairs now, but I wish the bag was actually 1-3 L bigger. 8. I wish there was a few more Velcro patches on the outside for morale patches, but I was easily able to buy some extra Velcro patches that are compatible with MOLLE webbing. 9. I use this bag for coaching, for going to the gun range, for hiking, and for traveling. It's big enough to travel for 3–4 days, as noted above, but I wouldn't take this if I was trying to sleep in a tent or camp for an extended period of time, it's not quite big enough to hold a tent, food, all that stuff. I've only had this for a little bit over a month. I love it. I wish it came in a few more colors, and I hope that Direct Action considers making an even bigger version of this. We all know there is no perfect tactical/assault pack, but this one comes pretty close.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Tactical meets practical, FINALLY!
*by J***L on February 11, 2016*

I was digging up wild onions in the mountains (real mountains, not those hills you yuppies have out east) and scaling 10k + peaks you've never heard of, literally at too young an age to remember when I started. When I joined the army I was disappointed over the lack of quality of the molle A packs we were issued. Quite simply, it was obvious they had bought from the lowest bidder and these were considered far superior to the previous gen gear. As a result, when we deployed, many of the grunts, including myself opted to purchase milspec, civilian climbing/mountaineering bags. Having been very familiar with civilian mountaineering and climbing gear, I was frustrated by the lack of selection of quality bags, that also fit milspec requirements. Some companies have made good efforts, blackhawk, 5.11 tac and so on, but they always fell short in one way or another and these were considered the best of the best at the time. When I bought this pack, I was expecting more of the same, but I am happy to say, that for me (and I'm very high maintenance when it comes to gear), this pack is absolutely perfect. Very tough, plenty of space when you need it, with the ability to sinch it down when you don't, separate compartments that are sized well, lots of sturdy molle, or molle type straps for climbing/repelling gear and very well balanced when loaded down for a 3 day OP. I also love the 550 cord top handle, very handy if you're in a bind. Brilliantly designed by folks with obvious mountaineering/combat experience, excellent quality, very practical and best of all it's real pretty! Simply put, this is the best A pack I've ever owned by a long shot. Not only would I recommend this to a friend, I would recommend it to be standard issue for all grunts of all branches.

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