I’ve used the pack for many years. I also have the grenade pouch. I use the pouch on my belt. I like the Strichtarn. It is distinct but more subtle compared to other camo patterns

A lot of pack for small money great mod with the Alice straps. Thanks for another great video...👍

Right on. I really enjoyed the video. I've got an East German pack and grenade pouch and the Ak47 4 cell ammo pouch. I use the Ak47 mag pouch for my Ruger 1022 25rd mags. It holds 5 like it was made for them. I've been working on a daytrip/ scouting rucksack. I like it because it's small and hard to over pack. I think it weighs around 15-18lbs. I riveted the original straps on. I have everything I need for a nice day hike or a unplanned overnight in the woods. I highly recommend getting one if you don't have one. Multi purposes and very inexpensive. Keep it up. Your doing stuff most people don't even think about doing. Rock on brother!

Nice mod to the pack! That's one advantage to inexpensive surplus gear is it lends itself to modification and even mix n match with other gear.

Nice compact/streamlined bag that you can expand if you need to. Nate

Awesome pack! Love the modularity in your system! Great video as always brother!🤘🏼

Great video thanks stay safe and healthy God Bless you

I'm starting to use this equipment with packs, clothes, etc. Because, in a woodland environment it is excellent. Runs parallel to trees of all sizes ie. Vertical growth. Thanks for making the video. Good idea with Alice pack straps it would certainly help reduce weight.

You get a lot of miles out of that pack. It looks like what I wish the bread bags were.....a little bigger. I'm gonna look into one.

I’m commenting just so I can be a brother too. Keep up the vids. I’d love to see some more Bushfit content.

I see a lot of Outdoor adventurers videos with all their expensive gear. Military surplus is the cheapest and easiest way to go. All the experimenting has been done for you. It's especially great if you mix surplus gear from different countries. I have a Swiss LK35, the polish poncho, German cook kit. I also have the old tried and true Alice pack, Dutch stainless cook kit, us army pup tent halves, German ground cover. I have some gear from Swiss, German, U.S., Dutch, Polish, Austrian, all surplus. My wife hates to go out into the garage. This stuff will last for YEARS. My grandkids will get it when Im gone.

Awesome 👍🏻🇺🇸

Yeah, this pack is so cool. I got one after seeing your video and it's probably one of my better gear for art of woods now. I attached it on a Alice frame and there is enough place under the bag to place a bedroll like wool blanket+ plash palatka (or a sleeping bag in a dry bag for very cold raiding). Inside it it's ok to put some tools, a correct Cook kit, an insulate mat and a Space blanket, and some food. and for the moment I haven't even used the attachment systems on the outside and I haven't attached any pouches either, which means that with a sufficiently ergonomic carrying system like the frame you can leave for several days!

Really nice! I am currently looking for a smaller day hike bag. Don’t want to carry a full backpack for a walk lol

Nice! Been thinking of picking up one of these for awhile. Does yours have a PVC waterproof lining in it or some kind of treatment to the fabric? And the camo is Strichtarn AKA raindrop. Flecktarn is the mottled dot one thats still used by the current Bundeswehr. Also those are LC-2 straps. The single webbing on the top of the strap that connects towards the frame is a dead giveaway as the LC-1s had two webbing straps in a V fashion on it and LC-1s only had 1 quick release which was on the left side. The padding on them extended under the webbing that held on the buckle/quick release section and also they were less padded than LC-2s. They're getting hard to find along with the LC-1 kidney pad because Ghost Buster fans of all people are buying them up and paying collector prices for them.

2:53 don’t mean to me rude but the pattern is called strichtarn. Flecktarn is a dot pattern

I'd love to see how you carry the items in the gernade pouch, I just got one looking for ideas

This came right up when I searched for ideas on the East German pack I recently obtained. Never even thought about Alice straps. BTW, isn't this camo termed Strichtarn?

Great video brother the pattern in not flecktarn tho it was called regenmuster in german translate to rain pattern

Very good video, one question, ¿Is waterresistant?

Who's channel did you say you heard about the pouch from? Tremont something?

I put Fastex buckles on mine. Way better.

It's not flectarn it's called regenmuster or rain pattern

wir sagen ein strich-kein strich statt rain-pattern