Dutch Army Hyena Daysack | Dutch 3 day Assault Pack | Bushcraft Bag
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- The Dutch Army Hyena daysack, also known as the 3-day assault pack is a full NATO Spec daysack. It's a fantastic rucksack for bushcraft, walking, or just general days out in the town or country. Tough & Durable, this will last for many years.
Unlike most current Army surplus daysacks, this is available in a non-camouflage solid tone, Coyote Brown and so it's something of a rarity. It also has several compartments in a relatively small 39 Litre bag, which makes it even rarer. These are generally quite hard to get hold of in the UK, a few military surplus shops list them before they are generally out of stock. After a long time looking I chanced upon this for sale on Preppers shop, brand new, for £55. Absolute bargain!
This is my initial review, after a few trips out with it.
Thank you very much for the video. I have just ordered one to replace my Osprey, which has started to fall apart. Cheers, Andrew
Glad it helped. Hopefully this one should last many years.
That morale patch 🤣🤣🤣👏👏👏
It makes me chuckle every time I see it. I spent ages looking for ones that resonated with me and that one really stood out.
That elatic on the sternum strap. We had that issuein the early 90s on the harness for webbing here in Australia.
Nice pack there.
I like it, its a good addition.
@dogdadoutdoors yeah it is. Something I put on irr short and long back as well as Alice packs. It's an easy sew project most household machines will sew the strap and elastic. A slide buckles either end, faster snap bullet in the middle, easy to put on shoulder straps adjust to size tape up the ends.
The Irr long shortbacks were better than we had here and you could use them till the Auscam was all rolled out. Good packs still got them today. A tad heavy, but for a 3 dayer the longback is so comfortable. One thing modified is I sewed up so sleeve shoulder pads 50% wider and 2 layers of sleeping mat. It comfortably ( well as comfortably as that weight can be🤣 ) 25kg. Too old for that now though lol
I have one of these and I use it for my camping gear. Fabulous bit of kit.
I like it a lot. decent size but not too big.
Very thorough review
Thanks SlverFox, I do really like this bag, getting a lot of use out of it.
I bought a copy of this backpack (brandname GFC) from some airsoft store for around $30, didn't know it was based on an actual mil spec backpack. I've been using the backpack for about a year now, really loving it.
Its a great design for sure.
Great job on the video buddy
Thank you! Had a few exposure and colour correction issues on this one. Tried a new setting, not so keen!
@@dogdadoutdoors looked okay mate
Thanks for the review. I picked one of these up, here in Switzerland, a couple of years ago and it quickly became my most used bag. Bushcraft, day-hikes, mountain trips, daily use for the gym etc. Probably the one rucksack I would pick if I had to make a choice. Also got a black version (which I think is a copy, as the build quality isn't quite as good) a few years earlier. I don't think there's a better rucksack for price versus features.
I'm really pleased with it, and for £55 brand new, I doubt I could find anything better for the price!
Thanks for bringing this pack to my attention. I'm sure you have been asked before, but what jacket is that you are wearing?
Yes, I should put it in a FAQ 😄 It's a Helikon Pilgrim in the Coyote Brown colour, a fantastic bit of kit, I have a video on that too. You can get them from Military 1st or Amazon amongst a few other places.
Love the morale patch.
Me too, I saw that and knew I had to buy it!
Great video where did you get the bag from ideal as a day bag
This one was from preppers shop, they had a batch of them in, I think there were 10 when I first saw them and they sold out within a week. £55 brand new, bargain at that price.
Does it come with the paracord on the zips on the preppers website?
Yes, the zip pulls came as standard.
Nice pack
I really like it, gives me that robustness and practicality without being too war-ry. I get a lot of soldiers training in my local area so I like to distinguish myself whilst still wearing natural colours. Just today I was out with one of my dogs and got to about 20 feet of 2 soldiers in prone at the base of a bush, didn't notice anything until my dog kicked off!
Looks like the London Bridge Trading 3 day backpack which is super super expensive!!
Just had a look, yes pretty similar, I'd argue the London Bridge version doesn't have as many features either! The Dutch bag is made by a British company called CQC, and they sell direct to market too.