Check out the Pros and Cons of Military Surplus clothing and equipment

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Find out how you can get 10% Military Surplus. We take a look at Army surplus clothing and see if it is any good for civilian use.

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As a lady outdoor enthusiast I've found that Army surplus is a fantastic way to get into the craft... its cheap, bomb proof and will last forever... it does weigh a ton however... so you can either splurge on something further down the line once you're sure you want to dip more than a toe in, or you can soldier on and use that weight to get those floppy flabby soft bodies into the hard-core lean mean toned fight ready machines they were born to be. Ave it!!! Pardon me.

ItsOnlyDotCotton
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90% of my gear is military surplus, I wouldn’t have it any other way. Can’t beat the M 65 field jacket, very rugged. The best kind of gear for bushcraft, like these videos

alanrice
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Love the mil surp kit cheap but great long lasting kit 👍

deehenery
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Can not beat the dmp kit....always worth the money

iamaslavetonoman
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The goretex waterproofs are second to none and cheap as chips, I go carp fishing , and it often pisses over modern carp clothes

Kingtrollface
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Also this is all super camouflage for shtf, but for everyday, you can always sew badges or embroider things on, even maybe dye them? My friend does that to her stuff

semolinasemolina
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I laughed out loud at rambo looking for the bug out hahaha

troopygino
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Best stuff I've bought for outdoors and use them daily is army surplus I say yes it has a place in civi St .

stephen
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I'd give anything to get some cool British army surplus gear! The British disruptive pattern is so cool!

Native_love
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Got my dpm smock for 8 pound amazing condition use it everyday

xix
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Iv added a loads to my want list from this video. Thanks mate

Lewis
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I love army surplus and my fav peace is the green and sand colour softie.jacket

xix
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Great video thanks Leigh.

Saw A few things to pick up from you later in the month

nowemma
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This reminds me of when I went to a self employment business thing in 2007 and another business. There was actually a man that made lightweight slimline kevlar bulletproof vests. That was his business. That meant that he - literally will have been dealing in war zones. A few lasses with craft businesses and beauty salons, a gardener, a joiner etc, and some lad making bullet proof vests 😂 bless him and his family and customers x I hope they're OK x😢❤😢😢🎉

semolinasemolina
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Wish i lived near you fella, as a former NZ army infantryman id love to get some stuff shipped to nz

CanterburySteel
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Can't beat a bit of military surplus for the great outdoors, a person doesn't need to imitate a squadie but the kit is perfect for bumming about in the ulu or mountain terrain 👌🏻 and it's good for being stealthy in shtf situation.

neanderthaloutdoors
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Use discount codes SURPLUS10 or SURPLUS10A for 10%

TheBugOutShop
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Can't beat a bit of Surplus the amount I've got could start a small business 😂😂

offtargetsurvivalandpreppi
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Army surplus is often good depending on cost. The cut of military shirts I'd an excellent cut for movement, and length to keep kidneys warm in winter.
It all depends on your fitness and budget.
I'm in my 50s. I privately purchased a short then longback Bergen when I was in the Australian Army in the late 80s early 90s.
I rock out with that and my old Alice harness water bottles a few pouches. I eat live out of that. Tarp on top in a Hessian sack ( old habits doe hard 😂)
Bergen I got an Arctic bag a desert Windproof smock new from Latvia for virtually nothing. I have Brit softees.
There basically endeth surplus. Age wearies them...ultra light air mattress. No stainless cups canteen or Dixie mess tins. Titanium brother lol.
Surplus clothing is great to keep warm and dry. I rock out in light cotton pants t shirts civvies lessens the harness and pack. The good stuff is inside for when it's sleep time, time to be warm, time to be dry. And if it's raining too bad if cammo offends some wet person lol. I'm dry and 🖕them.
I'll check your kit out brother might buy some if you post out to the colonies😂😂. Atb from Australia 🇦🇺

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It’s the best, I’ve done all the fjallraven etc and always preferred dpm basha bivi bags Bergens etc, the weight thing we’ll don’t fill it with shit I pack my winter stuff to no more than 35lb and if that’s to heavy times up👍

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