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Pri 45l infantry bergen

Ventilation and physically avoiding contact the innermost layer

Legit, bought a Karrimor SF Sabre 30l & SF Sabre 35l from them. Currently contemplating a SF Sabre 45l

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Snugpak SF 1 with a base layer. Centre zip takes some getting used to unlike the Artic 90 which seems nornal immediately. Have to pull each side of the SF 1 over your shoulders a bit like wearing old fashion braces then adjust the top velcro to stop the zip running down. Then you are toast

Snugpak SF Bivvy is not wide enough. Many prefer extra wide sleeping pads why not an extra wide bivvy. British Army Bivvy is the prefered size

Brave New World, Aldous Huxley, 1932.

Men, be very wary of Social Prescribers and so called Community Cafés.

Oh yes. It's an extraordinarily easy read now

1984 - for the second time. Guess I just didn't get it on the first read many years ago

Medium or large doesn't fit me...avoid

Bought a British Army Bivvy, 2004. Seams look good. Bit grubby inside. Rubbed it down with a sponge & water which has cleaned it a bit but not completely. What product would be recommended for gortex stains & mark removal that won't damage the seams

No spork

Eurohike 10L day sac to replace a small dry bag that I would often carry in one hand for my assorted nick-nacks. Stops me being profiled, tagged & targeted. Kindof obvious really.

Me too. Used Toolstation for years. 500ml or 2L. When travelling I order ahead negating the need to carry it

Which German army bivvy are you referring here. A link would be appreciated

AZATOM Pro Sports S2 DAB Digital Portable FM Radio DAB - Built-in Rechargable Battery (Upto 20 Hours Playtime) - Compact - Built-in Speaker - Earphones included (S2 Black) Excellent piece of kit

Wonder how this or the Berghaus Centurion compares to the German Infantry Backpack Cordura olive that Erbs enthusiastically describes