Kapaan is a German brand developing practical equipment and accessories for detectorists and outdoor enthusiasts. The range includes finds pouches, backpacks, harnesses, holsters, sand scoops, cleaning tools and storage products.
Kapaan products are designed around real-world metal detecting needs, with a strong focus on comfort, organisation and practical use in the field.
Kapaan produces several finds pouches for detecting on land, beaches and in water. Some models use mesh materials that allow water and sand to drain away quickly.
This helps keep the pouch light while keeping finds and waste organised.
Kapaan offers backpacks and transport bags designed for carrying metal detectors, pinpointers and other accessories.
The Kapaan Multifunctional Backpack provides practical storage and carrying comfort for detectorists and outdoor users.
The multifunctional detectorist harness combines an ergonomic weight-distribution system with storage compartments, pinpointer and digger holsters and a detector bungee system.
It is particularly useful during longer detecting sessions or when you want to reduce strain on your arm and shoulder.
The Kapaan Sand Scoop is made from stainless steel and designed for beach and shallow-water detecting. Sand and water pass through the openings while the target remains inside the basket.
Kapaan also produces practical tools for cleaning and inspecting finds while detecting.
The multifunctional finds brush combines different brushes, a precision tip, magnifier and measuring scale in one compact tool.
At Detect Metaaldetectors you will find a range of Kapaan products for carrying, storing, recovering and cleaning your metal detecting equipment and finds.
Kapaan is a German brand producing practical accessories for metal detecting and outdoor activities.
Kapaan was founded by three sisters: Karin, Patty and Anouk. The brand name is formed from parts of their names: Ka-Pa-An.
Yes. Kapaan produces sand scoops, mesh finds pouches and other accessories suited to beach and shallow-water detecting.
