Camouflage record
Rada
RADA is a high-contrast urban camouflage in black, white and navy, used by Libya's Special Deterrence Forces (RADA SDF) and built for tactical work in city environments.
Irregular streaks and layered colour disrupt the wearer's silhouette against concrete and low light. The result is as graphic as it is functional — a pattern known from official uniforms and backdrops as much as from the field.
Rada · Luggage
RADA Camo Carry-On Roller Suitcase
RADA Camo Carry-On Roller Suitcase
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This RADA Camouflage Carry-On Roller Suitcase is constructed with a durable polycarbonate front and ABS back hard-shell, providing superior protection. It is equipped with an adjustable telescopic handle and features a removable inner lining, secured by a black rubber seal. The interior offers two spacious pockets for organized packing. Four double-wheels ensure smooth 360° swivel for seamless maneuverability, while a built-in lock enhances security.
Specs:
• Camouflage: RADA (Special Deterrence Forces)
• Material: polycarbonate front and ABS back hard-shell
• Adjustable telescopic handle
• Removable inner lining under a black rubber seal
• Two inner pockets
• Four double-wheels with 360° swivel
• Built-in lock
Dimensions:
Height: 22 in. (with wheels)
Width: 14 in.
Length: 9 in.
Handle Length: 15 in.
Specs
- Camouflage: RADA (Special Deterrence Forces)
- Material: polycarbonate front and ABS back hard-shell
- Adjustable telescopic handle
- Removable inner lining under a black rubber seal
- Two inner pockets
- Four double-wheels with 360° swivel
- Built-in lock
Dimensions:
Height: 22 in. (with wheels)
Width: 14 in.
Length: 9 in.
Handle Length: 15 in.
Shipping & returns
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Camouflage record
Rada
RADA is a high-contrast urban camouflage in black, white and navy, used by Libya's Special Deterrence Forces (RADA SDF) and built for tactical work in city environments.
Irregular streaks and layered colour disrupt the wearer's silhouette against concrete and low light. The result is as graphic as it is functional — a pattern known from official uniforms and backdrops as much as from the field.

