Snigel

A system, not a catalogue

What holds the range together is MOLLE — the grid of woven webbing that covers the outside of belts, vests and backpacks. A pouch is woven into the grid rather than sewn on, and can therefore be moved between the belt, the vest and the backpack as the task changes. The same idea recurs inside the bags: insert walls, organiser panels and loose insert pouches turn your packing into interchangeable modules instead of fixed compartments.

The names carry model designations — 1.0, 2.0, -09, -15, -17 — that distinguish versions and generations, while colour and size are spelled out in the product name. It is worth reading the full name before you order, as several pouches come in both an older and a newer version.

What the range covers

• Pouches — the largest part. The GP pouches in three sizes, the foldable Oyster pouches in four, admin pouches, dump pouches, elastic magazine pouches and pouches built around a single item: radio, bottle, handcuffs, baton, gloves, trauma shears, surgical tape.
• Backpacks — Specialist Backpack 30 and 40 litres, All Pack 2.0 at 10–20 litres and the 15-litre Princess Backpack, with removable inserts that organise the contents.
• Belts — equipment belts, a light battle belt, a stiff trouser belt plus buckles and adapters.
• Duffel bags — 55 and 90 litres, both can be carried as a backpack.
• Vests and harnesses — equipment vest in high-vis yellow, covert equipment and surveillance vests, harness, leg strap and leg panel.
• Patches — POLIS, INSTRUKTÖR, MEDIC, medical patch, SWE patch and Swedish flag, in several sizes.
• Tactical clothing and headwear — flame-retardant balaclava, beanie and scarf in the FR series, plus a fleece jacket as a mid layer.
• Notebook covers — covers in two sizes, wrist board, wallet and plastic sleeves in A6.

Spare parts instead of buying new

Part of the range exists only to keep the system going: repair buckle, adapter set for wider buckles, belt adjusters, elastic insert strips and loose insert pouches. These are rarely the products anyone searches for, but they are the reason a Snigel system can be repaired and rebuilt instead of replaced when a detail breaks or the task changes.

Who buys Snigel from us

The range is built for uniformed service — the patches for police, instructor and medic speak for themselves — but the same carrying system is used by hunters, shooters and prepared civilians who want equipment that can be rebuilt rather than replaced. The trauma and tourniquet pouches are sold empty; you choose the contents under trauma and bleeding control and tourniquets.