TAP bag L’Aviorex French Army: robust and versatile military bag from the French Army

Description

A living legacy of the French army

Created for French airborne troops in the 50’s, the TAP L’Aviorex bag was part of the official kit designed to protect paratroopers’ equipment. Today’s reproduction features the same TAP musette silhouette, metal buckles and thick canvas as the original, guaranteeing its authenticity.

Proven materials and military finishes

1. 340 g/m² cotton canvas: abrasion resistance and authentic khaki feel.
2. Linen straps and reinforcements: secure hold, worn over the shoulder or on the back.
3. Quality L’Aviorex double closures.
4. Lightweight, approx. 0.5 kg: strength without overload.

Two capacities for each mission

1. Small bag: 50 × 23 × 30 cm, capacity approx. 35 liters, ideal for day use or as an extra TAP bag.
2. Large bag: 64 × 29 × 38 cm, capacity approx. 70 liters, perfect for long expeditions or as a TAP baroud bag.

A sturdy, versatile outdoor bag

Whether you’re a camper, a hiker, a nature photographer or simply a surplus enthusiast, this sturdy, versatile bag protects your down, tripod or clothes thanks to its large, modular capacity. Adjustable straps make it comfortable to carry, even on long walks.

Example of field use

In the 70 L version, a wildlife photographer can carry camera, lenses, tripod and down; the thick canvas and reinforcements protect the equipment from rain and repeated rubbing.

Why choose the TAP L’Aviorex bag?

1. Faithful reproduction of the bag used by French airborne troops, a genuine heritage piece.
2. Military ruggedness: materials and finishes designed to last.
3. Versatility: from everyday urban life to committed trekking, hunting or photography.
4. Timeless aesthetics: authentic military look and easy-to-match khaki colors.

Technical data in brief

1. Capacities: 35 L or 70 L.
2. Main material: 340 g/m² cotton canvas.
3. Straps: reinforced linen, metal buckles.
4. Weight: ≈ 0.5 kg (empty).
5. Color: khaki.

Adopt the TAP L’Aviorex bag and carry with you a piece of army history, as relevant today for its rugged qualities as for its legendary style.