Sac a dos Haversack Rangers US WW2 [8FIELDS]

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Super reproduction, la taille corresponds bien a un original, l'extension pour la tente se fixe bien et le webbling a l'air solide.
Le prix est super compétitif, le tissus a l'air robuste et donne confiance ce qui est plutot bien pour ce genre de gear qui est amené a être sollicité au niveau du poids.

Petit bémol sur les œillets de fixation car si le latéral pour la baïonnette est bon, celui du rabat pour la pelle est un peut étroit ce qui rends difficile le placement de la pelle

A nice replica of the M1928 Haversack. It works much like the original, and the material seems very sturdy. The stitching is good as well, though at some places it can be a bit messy. Nothing that is visible when wearing it though, and I have seen original examples that also had lopsided stitching. This was made for war, not a fashion show.

The bag has two places to fasten M1910 hooks, just like the original. Both work well, I have tried them with MIL-TEC and 8fields hooks without problems.

I am removing one star because the meat can pouch, used to hold the utensils and mess kit, is not included. This pouch is very hard to find by itself, and so if you are re-enacting or need a full kit for another reason, I would go with a different option. The four holes and the retaining straps on the inside, used to hold the pouch, are included however. So if you already have a pouch somehow, you can use it on this bag.

Made from a durable material. It completely fits to a WW2 gear. You can use it instead of the belt suspender if you want. However some detailed instruction would be better in order to find out how to utilize this item on the best possible way.

I knew I could either buy this or the 8fields suspenders on there own, I wanted a back pack so I went with this.

I believe in the real word this is called a "haversack" it's not a normal backpack! Haha
In real world the haversack was used to carry food and your utensils.

It unfolds completely flat and fastens together with straps.

I'm going to use mine to carry the CYMA thompson Drum Mag!