Tasmanian Tiger Tactical Field Book

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Tasmanian Tiger Tactical Field Book

Documents, maps, and small tools need to stay organized, otherwise every access costs time.
The Tactical Field Book is an organizational module for documents, maps, notes, smartphone, pens, or mission papers.

Admin gear should create order, not volume. Maps, documents, and small tools must remain flat, clean, and quickly accessible.

Why exactly this product?
✔ clear product role: an organizational module for documents, maps, notes, smartphone, pens, or mission papers ✔ better access because gear doesn’t get lost loose in the main compartment ✔ useful when attachment, packing logic, and access are consciously planned

Key features

Robust notebook pouch for DIN A6 writing pads
Compact format with flat packing dimension
Hand loop for secure grip
Slot for DIN A6 notepad
Integrated compartment for SD cards
Robust CORDURA® 700 den construction
Organizer for documents, maps, pens, or small parts
flat organization instead of loose parts in the main compartment

Our assessment (practical added value)
The Tactical Field Book is meant for information and small parts, not for heavy gear. Maps, notes, pens, documents, smartphone, or storage media must stay flat and findable.
Its strength lies in order and quick orientation. The limit: if you overload admin pouches, access becomes slower and the pouch too bulky.

Trainer tip:
Fill admin pouches only with truly needed items. Too many pens, cards, and tools slow down access instead of improving it.

Product limit: Not intended for heavy gear; admin material stays flat and organized.

Application areas


Maps / documents: Protect papers from creasing and chaos.

Range / training: Keep pens, notes, timers, SD cards, or spare parts in one place.

Duty / organization: Pack information so you can find it even with gloves on.

Features & construction

CORDURA® 700 den construction – durable fabric for gear that’s frequently stressed
Slot for DIN A6 writing pad
Integrated SD card compartment
Hand loop for secure grip
Compact organizational design

Technical data

Dimensions: 17 × 13.5 × 4 cm – compact format for pockets or backpacks
Weight: 110 g – light and easy to carry
Material: CORDURA® 700 den – abrasion-resistant and durable
Made in: Vietnam

Variants & selection
When multiple variants are available, the choice is not just a matter of taste. Color, size, or attachment type must fit the carrier, clothing, gear, and mission purpose.

Variants in import: black, olive

Scope of delivery

Tasmanian Tiger Tactical Field Book
The notebook or writing pad is not included and must be purchased separately.

Important note:
MOLLE or belt mounting must be tight and clean. A loosely mounted pouch wobbles, interferes with movement, and worsens access.

FAQ

What is an admin product meant for?
For flat organizat
ion of cards, documents, pens, notes, phone or small tools.

Can I pack heavy gear inside?
That’s not advisable. Admin products should stay flat and allow quick access.

Is it more for the range or everyday use?
Both can work if documents and small items need to be organized separately from the main compartment.

What’s the most common mistake?
Packing too many small items inside. Then order turns back into a search.

Do I need MOLLE?
Only if the product is meant to be attached outside on a backpack, belt or straps.

Especially with Tasmanian Tiger products, it’s not just the product name that matters, but the clear classification: Is it main gear, an add-on module, an access pouch, medic organization or a transport solution? When this role is clear, gear becomes a functional setup.