British Infantry MTP Short Rucksack - Grade 2

British Infantry MTP Short Rucksack - Grade 2As Grade 2's, the most common problems are holes to the front pocket and broken missing straps or fast clips. These can be pretty faded at times too. The British army infantry used these PLCE (Personal Load Carrying Equipment) packs, or bergans, as their main source for carrying equipment. They were put to great use, until they were replaced by the current British systems. This is the short back version for people around 160 173cm (5'3'' 5'8''), but

The cats eyes are made from glo-vinyl luminous strips which gain 'charge' from light sources

Long time no Schanigarten

Out camping

Venezuela adopted their current flag in 2006 with similar designs dating back to 1811 during the Venezuelan War of Independence

Two buttoned waist pockets and a rear pocket offer storage for your tools or modern gadgets

Being Gore-Tex® it also has built in breathability which is important to not build up too much condensation inside while its cold

Blade hardness: 56-58

Regular - 170-180cm tall

Patrol caps are an officer and base worn cap that evolved from the ridgeway cap design

Mesh inner pocket for small items in main compartment

Hoods also vary (wire frame

2 waist pockets