Belgian Olive Canvas Rucksack

Belgian Olive Canvas RucksackBelgian canvas rucksack, simple as. This handy pack's design was copied from the French and originates from the early 60's, when Belgium's colonisation of the Congo went kaput. Later in the 70's, these packs were made with PVC type material. As these packs are rugged canvas but still moisture friendly, they have encountered some storage damage, including corrosion and mould. A good clean up should fix most of these bag's issues though there may be

An open fly so you don't have to struggle with multiple outer layers to reach 'the goods' underneath when nature calls

Not everyone has a Mosin Nagant but these could be re-purposed for similarly sized cartridges

The thumb also has a flip open lid for convenience

For a detailed chart on shoe sizes check out our sizing guide

With a waterproof internal lining it'll keep all your general storage safe while out in the field

Why do you want high wool content in a blanket

Quality made with felted wool and leather interior head band

Since then you can find all manner of countries wearing this style of patch on their arms

Originally these would have plastic 'egg' inserts so the grenades wouldn't slip around and be easier to draw but are missing on these ones

2 x Rotating clips for alternate hanging

Mil-tec have taken all the great aspects of the original issue trouser and re-created them for modern day usage

Two zippered chest pockets along with a left shoulder pocket