Wednesday, September 10, 2014

Austrian Combat Pack - Giveaway





Enter to Win an Austrian Combat Pack with Shoulder Strap from The Outdoor Gear Review and KeepShooting.com.



Preview : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DR1HdcnC6S8

To Purchase: http://www.keepshooting.com/austrian-combat-pack-with-shoulder-strap.html

$10.95

The Austrian Army issued this combat pack to soldiers in the 1980s. What makes this combat pack very unique is it can be either worn on a belt, or it can be carried using the included shoulder strap. Each combat pack is in very good condition and is capable of serving as an every day carry bag.

Medium sized combat packs like this Austrian Combat Pack are very popular. The size of this combat pack makes it ideal for an every day carry bag, range bag, or a bug out bag for the trunk of your car. The Austrian army is well known for issuing quality gear to their troops and this combat pack is no different.

Features:

Shoulder Strap or Belt Carry - Both are possible with this combat pack and it can be connected to the 4pc Austrian Backpack system which it would ride in the front, over the chest.
Drawstring Closure with Water Resistant Flap
Reenforced Bottom - Carry a heavier load
Interior has three separate pockets
Height 35 cm (Approximately 13.75 inches)
Width 35 cm (Approximately 13.75 inches)
Depth 13 cm (Approximately 5 inches)
2 Belt Clips
100% Nylon which is water resistant
Thick Canvas straps
All of the hardware is brass.

The inside has a divider, and the outside has attachment points for more equipment.
It would be the perfect size for a small "messenger" type bag.
Great for your fishing kit, survival pack for your vehicle or for day hikes

Military Origin Austrian
Construction Aramid
Condition Surplus Used
Weight 1.2lbs

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11 comments:

  1. Mountain Design "wanderer 200" sleeping bag.

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  2. The North Face Aleutian Sleeping Bag long for cold weather, or my lands end fleece blanket.

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  3. First your link is Keepshoot.com shouldnt it be Keepshooting.com? My favorite sleeping bag is Cabela's Adam & Eve 40 degrees sleeping bag because I can share it with my wife..I love when she comes on adventures with me!

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  4. My favorite is the Snugpak Sleeper Lite Square

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  5. The Warbonnet Mamba XL, great for both hanging and ground use

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  6. My favorite is my used Swiss Military wool blanket. Not sure of the model doesnt really have anything on it for identification. Its approximately 80x60 inches. Served me well so far!

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  7. my favortite is my colman sleeping bag good for the cool summer nights

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  9. Definitely the Trek TK III by Sea to Summit. I find the mummy style bags to be warm, but too restricting -- this one is the perfect middle ground.

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  10. I have yet to find the ideal bag. The best I can recommend is a Mountain Hardware Polarguard 3D. It's a woman's 45 degree bag. The good news is that it is a rare bag that actually fits my short female body, and is reasonably lightweight. I hate the color(dark red) and would prefer brown or dark green. And don't let that 45 degree rating fool you, at 50 degrees I usually find myself cold. My 4 other bags suck even more. I'm strongly leaning toward switching to a system with an insertable pad with a respectable synthetic top quilt. I cannot be trusted with goose down.

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