Crye Precision 330D Camelbak Bladder Carrier - Cryedro Multicam

 

Crye Precision 330

Camelbak Bladder Carrier

Crydro Pouch

2007-2008

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Description

The Crye Precision 330D Camelbak Bladder Carrier (often referred to by its product code or "Cryedro") is a lightweight hydration pouch specifically designed for Special Operations use.

PART NUM.

     BLC-011-02-000

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COLLECTION

     Crye 330D

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History note Category

The Crye Precision 330D Camelbak Bladder Carrier (Cryedro) was developed in the late 2000s, specifically around 2007–2008.

Development Context

Unit Requirement: It was developed as part of a custom suite of lightweight "330D" nylon pouches requested by Tier 1 Special Operations units (primarily CAG/Delta Force and DEVGRU).

Material Shift: The shift to 330D Cordura was a response to the need for lighter, more packable gear for high-mobility missions in Iraq and Afghanistan during the mid-to-late GWOT (Global War on Terror) era.
Evolution: It preceded and later influenced the Smart Pouch Suite (SPS), which Crye released for the wider commercial market in 2014 as a "natural evolution" of the older 330D designs.

Part number is BLC-011-02-000. 

Weighs about 5 oz. Measures about 13" x 6". 

Item Details

Material: Constructed from 330D Cordura nylon, which is significantly lighter than the standard 500D or 1000D fabrics. This material was favored for its weight savings and reduced bulk.

Capacity: Specifically sized to hold a 70 oz (2.0L) Camelbak bladder, though it is sometimes used for other vertical mission essentials like breaching charges or protective masks.

Attachment: Features integrated MOLLE webbing for attachment to plate carriers or backpacks.

Rarity: This item is part of the "330D" line of pouches originally produced for specific US Tier 1 units (like CAG/Delta Force) and is no longer in standard commercial production.

Printed Label

Camelbak Bladder Carrier

BLC-011-02-000

Associated 

• Crye Precision 330D

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Prossimo

Crye Precision maritime mps
Crye Precision Multicam Admin Phone Maritime Pouch - DEVGRU SEAL NSW CAG SOF

Case Nylon Non-Rigid No.2 / Aircraft First Aid Kit

 

Case Medical Non Rigid

Case Nylon Non-Rigid No.2

1974

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Description

The "Case, Medical Instrument and Supply Set, Nylon, Non-Rigid" refers to a series of US military surplus medical pouches designed to hold surgical tools and first aid supplies in a lightweight, soft-sided format. These cases were introduced during the Vietnam War era  to replace older cotton pouches.

6545-912-9860
Case Maedical Instrument and Supply Set Nylon Non-Rigid No.2
Eastern Canvas Products
DSA420-74-C-2994

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    1974 / NSN Asiign.(01/01/1962)

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COLLECTION

    Case Medical Non-Rigid Nylon

ACQUISITION

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History note Category

Printed Label

Associated 

• Case Nylon Non-Rigid

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The Arc'teryx Alpha SV an Introduction

 

   

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The Arc'teryx Alpha SV debuted in 1998 as the brand's first hardshell jacket, redefining the standard of protection for extreme mountaineering. Nicknamed the "Storm Fortress," it introduced innovations that changed the outdoor apparel industry, such as WaterTight™ zippers and a highly advanced seam-taped construction for its time.

Original Style Features (1998)

The 1998 model is considered an iconic piece from Arc'teryx's "golden era."
Materials: It used the original GORE-TEX Pro Shell with a high-denier nylon face fabric, known for being much stiffer and more durable than modern recycled polyester variants.
Design Innovation: It was the first jacket to feature WaterTight™ zippers, eliminating the need for heavy external storm flaps.
Articulation: It introduced unprecedented freedom of movement thanks to pre-shaped elbows and underarm gussets, specifically designed for ice climbing.
Weight: The original version weighed approximately 708g, significantly heavier than the approximately 485g-495g of current models.

Evolution and Differences from Current Models

While the Alpha SV remains the flagship of the "Ascent" line for severe conditions (SV), the design has constantly evolved.

Weight and Volume: The jacket has become significantly lighter and more compressible over the course of 25 years.
GORE-TEX Technology: Recent models use the "Most Rugged" GORE-TEX PRO with a Micro Grid reinforcement for improved internal abrasion resistance.
Sustainability: Current versions use bluesign®-certified materials and 100D recycled nylon shell fabrics, while the original focused solely on maximum structural durability without these environmental considerations.
Safety: Modern models integrate a RECCO® reflector, often located in the hood or sleeve, a technology not present in 1998.

Reviews and Historical Value

Enthusiasts often seek out the 1998 model for its "Made in Canada" construction and the legendary durability of the original nylon, which some users believe surpasses the longevity of modern shells. However, critics of the vintage models point out that the original fit was more "boxy" and less refined than today's athletic, three-dimensional cut.

Associated 

• Arc'teryx Alpha SV
• Arc'teryx LEAF
• Arc'teryx AOR1

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