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CaB-2 - Woodland Camo

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CaB-2 - Woodland CamoThe CaB 2 is a heavy duty carry all tote bag built for field, camp, shop, and everyday use. Constructed from 500D Cordura nylon with full wrap webbing reinforcement, it carries over 50 lbs of load, from firewood and recovery gear to groceries and tools. Six exterior organizer pockets, two sets of handles (short grab handles and long shoulder straps), and an interior sized to nest a standard American paper grocery bag. Made in Washington State, USA.

The CaB-2 is a heavy-duty carry-all tote bag built for field, camp, shop, and everyday use. Constructed from 500D Cordura nylon with full-wrap webbing reinforcement, it carries over 50 lbs of load, from firewood and recovery gear to groceries and tools. Six exterior organizer pockets, two sets of handles (short grab handles and long shoulder straps), and an interior sized to nest a standard American paper grocery bag. Made in Washington State, USA.

M81 Woodland Camo:

The classic American M81 Woodland pattern, printed on 500D Cordura. A heritage camo that is timeless.

Built to Haul

Full-wrap webbing construction runs continuously under and around the bag body, transferring load directly to the handles rather than the fabric seams. Tested load capacity of 50+ lbs. The CaB-2 handles firewood, recovery straps, camp kitchen kits, tool rolls, and wet or heavy groceries without the structural failure common in soft totes.

Nests a Paper Grocery Bag

The interior is dimensionally matched to a standard US paper grocery bag. Drop the paper bag inside for stability, or skip the paper bag entirely and load direct. The CaB-2 holds its shape whether full or empty.

Two Carry Configurations

Short grab handles in signature safety orange for quick hand carry. Long webbing straps for shoulder carry or backpack-style dual-strap carry for heavier loads. The orange short handles make pairing straps fast in the dark or in a cluttered rig.

Six Organizer Pockets

Exterior pockets include a large magazine or document pocket, a tablet-sized flat pocket, a side water bottle pocket, and a side admin pocket with three dividers for utensils, multitools, or knives. A 4" x 4" loop panel on the front accepts morale patches.

Made in the USA

The CaB-2 is a PDW Core-Line product, sewn in Washington State from US-milled Cordura, MILSPEC nylon webbing, and poly safety orange webbing. Each bag is inspected at the point of manufacture.

Specifications

Materials

  • 500D Cordura®
  • Nylon Edge Binding
  • MILSPEC Nylon Webbing
  • Nylon Velcro® Loop

Sizing

  • Overall Height: 29"
  • Bag Height: 18"
  • Length: 13"
  • Width: 8"
  • Carry Straps: 11"
  • Carry Handles: 3"

Approx. Weight

  • 1.00 Lbs.

Features

  • M81 Woodland Camo
  • Long Carry Straps
  • Short Carry Handles
  • Magazine Pocket
  • Tablet Pocket
  • Side Organizer Pocket for Water Bottle
  • Side Organizer Pocket with 3 Dividers for Eating Utensils, Knives
  • 4" x 4" Loop Panel for Morale Patches

Made In

  • Washington State, USA

PDW CaB-2 Tote Bag - Frequently Asked Questions

How much weight can the PDW CaB-2 tote bag carry?

The CaB-2 is built to carry 50+ lbs. The full-wrap webbing construction runs continuously under the bag, transferring load to the handles instead of the fabric seams, which is how most soft totes fail.

What is the CaB-2 made of?

The CaB-2 is made from 500D Woodland Camo Cordura, MILSPEC nylon webbing, nylon flame orange webbing, and nylon Velcro loop. It is sewn in Washington State, USA.

Is the PDW CaB-2 made in the USA?

Yes. The CaB-2 is cut and sewn in Washington State, USA, from US-milled materials. It is part of PDW's Core-Line of American-made goods.

Will a paper grocery bag fit inside the CaB-2?

Yes. The CaB-2 interior is dimensionally matched to a standard American paper grocery bag. You can either use the paper bag inside for structure, or load directly into the tote.

How many pockets does the CaB-2 have?

Six exterior organizer pockets: a large magazine pocket, a tablet-sized flat pocket, a side water bottle pocket, and a side admin pocket with three internal dividers. A 4" x 4" loop patch panel sits on the front.

What are the dimensions of the CaB-2 tote bag?

Overall height 29 inches (including long carry straps), bag height 18 inches, length 13 inches, width 8 inches. Short carry handles are 3 inches, long carry straps are 11 inches. The bag weighs 1.0 lb empty.

What colors and camo patterns does the CaB-2 come in?

The CaB-2 is offered in GeoCam Type 1, M81 Woodland Camo, Universal Field Gray, MultiCam Tropic, and MultiCam Black, plus additional solid colorways and other materials from time to time.

Can the CaB-2 be used as a backpack?

The long webbing straps can be worn over one shoulder or used together as backpack-style dual straps for heavier loads. It is primarily a tote, but the dual-strap option is a functional carry mode for firewood, recovery gear, or groceries.

PDW CaB-2 Tote Bag - In the Field

"Well made, bombproof, the right size, US made and priced right. Perfect for toting kindling and firewood, camp gear, ropes, tools, groceries. It's great to have at home, at camp, or in your car."

Piotr Ma, Carryology

"Simply the most rugged everyday tote."

Gear Patrol

"Prometheus Design Werx's CaB-2 is the only reusable bag you'll ever need."

Acquire Magazine

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