Goruck

Goruck GR1's are designed and field tested by Green Beret. Using the most durable material possible, D1000 Cordura, the team builds rucks that utilize the best aspects of the rucks issued by the US Army Special Forces. GR2 is big, tough and efficiently stores everything necessary for excursions across time zones. It houses the gear, clothes, shoes, laptops and electronics necessary for multi-day adventures. Sized to carry on a C-130, 747, or whatever plane, train or truck you choose. Travel hard, travel far.

The Radio Ruck is a day pack, sized between the Echo and GR1
Bag does not come with items inside or attached to side. American flag patches sold separately.

Made in the USA

1000D Cordura

Size: 12”w x 17”h x 6.5”d

Protects up to a 15″ Macbook

Volume: 24 LITERS

Weight: 2.9 lbs

Two compartments: one main, one hydration/laptop next to wearer’s back

Main compartment with two pockets and a mesh sleeve. Like the ECHO, it does not include a frame sheet.

15” tall hydration bladder compartment extra reinforced to securely take a laptop into combat

External slant pocket provides quick access on the go

2”x3” Velcro on front allows you to customize Radio Ruck with the patch of your choice
# Scars Lifetime guarantee

American flag patches sold separately.

Context Expert Tip: From Jason, Green Beret and Goruck founder: Goruck uses Black 1000 Denier Cordura, a material field tested in some of the most austere conditions possible. Denier refers to the linear mass density of the fibers. 1000D means that it is has the mass in grams of 1,000 per 9,000 meters (a single strand of silk has a Denier of 1). We use the 1000 Denier version because it’s been proven (to me and others) to hold up best in war, offering exceptional abrasion resistance and strength-to-weight ratio. We are often asked if the bags are waterproof. Waterproof to our (military) standards means you can leave it at the bottom of the ocean for a week and nothing inside gets wet. 1000D Cordura is highly water-resistant, by military standards, and I never worry about carrying my electronics around town even in a downpour.