Battle Foam Embrace Imperial White For Their 720 & 432 Bags

June 16, 2016 by brennon

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If the call of the Empire is ringing in your ears then you might want to consider these new Imperial White Bags from Battle Foam. They come in two varieties at the moment for the P.A.C.K 432 Molle Bag and the P.A.C.K 720 Molle Bag. Below are the Standard Load Outs for both although you can get them with custom cut foam too.

P.A.C.K. 720 Molle Standard Load Out (Imperial White) - Front

First up we have the 720 as you can see above. I'm really liking the finish with the white on these bags and it would certainly stand out amongst the other carry cases that are at a convention.

P.A.C.K. 720 Molle Standard Load Out (Imperial White) - Interior

P.A.C.K. 720 Molle Standard Load Out (Imperial White) - Back

The 720 holds a lot of models and of course the Molle system is there to allow you to attach more bags and accessories to the side if you need to.

P.A.C.K 432

Here we also have the 432 which comes with the two pockets on the front instead of one. A neat place to stuff your pens, dice, tape measures and all sorts.

P.A.C.K. 432 Molle Horizontal Standard Load Out (Imperial White) - Front

You can also see more of the straps on the side here for additional components.

P.A.C.K. 432 Molle Horizontal Standard Load Out (Imperial White) - Side

P.A.C.K. 432 Molle Horizontal Standard Load Out (Imperial White) - Back

The bags come with a myriad of different load-outs as mentioned above including empty, with pick and pluck foam, custom designs for Krosmaster, Star Wars and Rume & Bones and more. You get a lot of choice straight off the bat which is nice.

What do you think of their new Imperial White look?

"The bags come with a myriad of different load-outs as mentioned above including empty, with pick and pluck foam, custom designs for Krosmaster, Star Wars and Rume & Bones and more..."

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