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Finnish water bottle, 1 l
Finnish Army current model water bottle. A very practical canteen with a large opening and a metal hook for carrying without a pouch. You know a piece of kit is pretty good if the soldiers don't complain about it.
Mil-Tec Field cot, aluminium frame, 192 x 66 x 43 cm, olive drab
An affordable and handy field cot. Similar to the US Army model.
US 1qt canteen, Olive Drab, surplus
Issue US Army 1 quart water canteen. Probably one of the most ubiquitous water canteens out there. The same stuff has been issued since the M-1956 load bearing equipment came into use, and this is still going strong!
BW toiletry bag, olive drab, surplus
A simple pouch to carry your wash kit in. One compartment with smaller sections, water drainage vents and a zipper.
Mil-Tec three person tunnel tent, olive drab
A handy three-person tent with a separate closed space for sleeping, and the rest for kit & kids and anything else you don't want to share the sleeping space with.
Katadyn Hiker Pro water filter
A compact and reliable water filter, purifies about a litre of water per minute. Made by Katadyn, this here is Swiss quality.
Dutch MOLLE general purpose pouch, tiny, surplus
The smallest utility pouch of the Dutch modular system. MOLLE compatible, made extremely well.
US duffel bag, surplus
The idea of the traditional duffel bag taken a bit further - these have shoulder straps and are made of cordura! Used US Army surplus.
British ballistic pelvic protector, MTP, surplus
British army groin protectors of the modern era - these hide your junk behind soft protective materials and MTP camouflage, and are pretty horrible to wear. That's probably why you don't see many of them in actual use. Fits on the British body armour or any belt-like thingie.
A sturdy rubber water sack with a volume of 20 litres. Swiss army surplus, these are very well made.
Made just about as well as a sack of this type can be made, with a well thought-out push button valve and carrying straps, which might also be missing because army surplus. The grommets are there anyway, so...
Measurements about 60 x 45 cm. Weight about 1 kg.
Swiss army surplus
Used, but all looked completely intact from the vital parts. However we really can't take responsibility of the condition of the inside. They probably are nice and clean, but these probably do not have any CE approvals. This means we can't sell these as official drinking water containers.
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Definitely better than collapsible plastic containers, just don't get if you dislike the smell of black rubber.
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