That bergan is older than you, I got one of those during the Gulf war,it was one of the rare things the army got righ,t great bit of kit served me well in the Gulf , Northern Ireland, Bosnia good drills young man.
You got one in the gulf??? Who were you with? I didnt see them till the mid 90s. Were you infantry? I had to go to the gulf with a large pack and 58 pattern 😂
Also pre attach the bungees to the basha with some pliers so they can't come off, or get lost and saves time. Also the roll mat is enormous. Cut it down to just the length of your back. Get a Bergan cover to keep straps tidy
@@brown4196 I’m going in cadets soon are there any tips? I’ve been searching the whole internet on what to get and how to do things and it’s not helping 😭💀
I'm ex TA but am going into the ACF as an instructor and using this to jog my memory. This obviously isn't 100% amazing but is really good for the little touches such as the bag attached the change of socks just in case to separate any dry from wet. I will definately be using some of the tips here although merging them with my usual habits!
@@mintimus86 Anything i want too its a free country .... get a grip part timer If i was a cadet and had some weekend warrior teaching me id laugh at them "Im ex TA" 😂😂😂😂😂 If you was a regular you would know cadets are a waste of time and when cadets rock up to training they are told not to say anything because they will get laughed at .... Next time you post something in public dont be a little mincer and get triggered because someome finds it funny 🤦♂️ Typical wet wipe part timers giving it big licks about the TA 😂😂😂 You enjoy your time camping with children
Cheers for sharing mate. May I ask why you don't just carry the yoke to turn your rocket pouches into a day pack? Just to clarify they way you store your roll mat do you need to empty your bergen to take it out and or put it away? I use a ponch liner to add to my warmth of my dos bag. I gather/pucker the 1 end and tie it up to create a bit of a foot box to keep my feet in - thought I would share a little tip. Keep the videos comming.
For cooking kit I would recommend gas and stove in your Bergen and hexi in your webbing always keep 1 mess tin in your Bergen and 1 mess tin in your webbing along with 24 hours of rations in your webbing and Bergen. Nicks kit also sells a 120 litre Bergen for £60
This bag prolly out of date by now but just thought I'd throw a few. Good setup. 1- Crush that tape roll flat 2- Roll those clothes up as a unit. Check out Skivvy Roll for the rest. 3- Shemagh. Carry on. They are handy as hell. 4- Tie off your basha/hootchie with some always attached cord, those bungees can pierce the shelter in the right circumstances(contracting bag etc) 5- GI canteens taste like plastic, get a nalgene Oasis, same shape, better lid and you can see into it as well as not taste the manufacturing. 6- Get a metal cup. It lasts longer and cooks. 7- Skivvy ROLL. it will take up less room in your yellow bag. 8- Closed cell foam is good foam, but you need a way of stowing it without having to unpack that whole inner compartment. 9- Medical? Small items like torch? Fire starters? Batteries? Maps? Good gloves?
Now I know who's been crushing all our tape rolls. Ya, put the clothes on the carpet, get down in the push-up position, and roll it half-inch by half-inch like you're trying to sneak it on a Space Mission. Pretend you have to cram it in your [Naughty Word] after you roll it. This pays off big-time when you're trying to pack everything for a deployment in 2 Duffel Bags. Every square inch of space matters.
You will stugle to find in OD as it is not commonly used any more. I Would recommend getting dpm webbing and skating it matt OD. You Can get cheap webbing for about £35 from nicks kit.
Don't bother with basha poles you carry them around when a stick will do the job, fix them all over harbour area can be snapped to size don't take powders with out mixing with water will make you worse Water proof every pair of socks on in clear zip lock freezer bags Don't worry about colour of dry bags if your that close to enemy it won't be coming out of the bergen anyway Don't put your feet in any kind of bag it will just sweat out and give you trench foot or blisters worse Don't put the roll Mat inside its taking up space let it get wet you will have a bivi bag for sleeping bag to go in If it really bothers you put it in a bin liner with a sand bag over top on outside of bergen (won't make a noise if it's tight apart from when you getting it out and if your that close as I said before it won't be coming out or just man up and sleep on wet one) Remember middle of bergen is yours side poachers belong to the army all your ammo and section kit goes in your kit goes in centre Dont wanna shoot you down but 15 years infantry just passing on advice and someone will always have a better way of doing it
Put your gortex and warm kit in your daysack, with spare ammo and food. If u ditch your Bergan how will you have time to pack it our daysack. Spare clothes and socks and wash kit in the side pouches, forget the compression sack for the dos bag, takes too long and leaves air pockets in your Bergan. It wants to go in a bivi bag and stuffing into the bottom of your Bergan so no gaps and easy to admin getting in and out of it. Replace the bright yellow canoe bag, looks hat
U would never put ur feet in a bag and then put ur boots on it might stop the boots making ur feet wet but now ur sweat is going to make ur feet wet because u have just wrapped them in a insulating layer and can't breathe that's why u take plenty of socks on exercise and change them regularly
I love your videos, I have just recently acquired my air cadet uniform even though it looks like you are army cadet. I will definitely be using this layout during squadron camp. Thank you !!
A well thought out video. However different cadet organisations have slight variations on what kit is to be carried. More kit - more weight! I would use a small Web Tex ditty bag for the wash kit rather than the one seen in the video. Really would you wear a plastic bag on your feet to form a barrier between your socks and wet boots? Your feet would be soaked within the first hour of activity! Better to put your wet boots and socks on, use loads of talcum powder and keep a dry pair of socks for night time. Wet and dry routine - not pleasant but effective!
Pretty good I guess. The only think that I would say is that you do seem to have a lot of kit there. I'm a corporal up in Scotland ( where the weather isn't always the best ;) ) and I've been on exercise plenty of times, each time learning more about what I do and what I don't need. My bergen isn't the biggest and I've not bothered with any rocket pouches. I've got my basha, tent pegs, bungees, sleeping bag, roll mat and a spare pair of boxers and socks all packed neatly inside with a little room to spare, which is handy if you need to stuff it in and bug out. My dad was the same, he spent 24 years in the army and he didn't carry much either. I'd just lighten the load a little if I were you mate.
Mr. Hunter ! If you would please could you point me on the right way..... I'm looking for an exact copy of your infantry bergen same pockets and webbing same everything... but in OD GREEN, not DPM. I don't want to end up with a Chinese knock off so I figured I would ask for help from a fellow trooper.
The rucksack in this vid is a "Pattern 1995 Rucksack Infantry". You want a "Pattern 1990 Rucksack Infantry". Pattern '95 kit is almost identical to the last variants of the '90 kit but in DPM.
Does anyone here know if the British military allows soldiers to wear their own privately bought Multicam Crye Precision G3 combat trousers (the ones with in-built knee-pads) as I love my set and am currently training for the royal marines. They are a step above any military issued clothing I have ever worn and would love to be able to use them in the field instead of traditional knee pads that always slip off and end up by your ankles.
No, in phase one.. especially for the marines issued kit is all you are permitted in the field or on base, the idea is uniformity... Not sure about army regulations when it comes to wearing your own kit but definitely during Royal Marines phase 1, you'll learn the hard way if you are caught with civvy rig, in action in the video you can see he uses canoe bags to waterproof kit, fantastic little things and they help to compress everything, BUT you'll only really be allowed to use these during phase 2 as the idea is to see if you can survive and soldier on using issued kit, after you've proved that then maybe you can start to bring a few of your own niceties. Good luck with the application mate definitely a wise choice
Hi pal. you might want to get some neoprene or seal skin socks as putting your feet in bags inside your boots will cause your feet to sweat even more than usual... Neoprene will help your feet breath and is water proof .
I have this bergen minus the rocket pouches - I prefer to use webbing underneath. Out of interest, what is the straps for in between each rocket pouch and the fixed middle pouch? It runs pretty much from the bottom all the way to the top. I can think of any use for them. Cheers for the video.
It is a 100L bergen without the rocket pouches, and 120L bergen with the rocket pouches. Depends if you buy it new or used and what condition it is in. Generally £60 (if your lucky) and up.
Please don't put plastic bags in your boots. They'll only make your feet sweat and the moisture will have nowhere to go. Better have a few spare pairs of socks and change as needed.
do you find the us water bottle leaks. Unlike the uk bottle that has a gasket the us one if come across dont have one. Did you mod somthing up to prevent leaking as you carry yours inverted.
I join in September and wondering if u get the Bergen issued of do I have to pay if any one can help because once I join there is an expedition 2 months time we go on a expedition and I'm threatening HELP
That's a BIG wash kit! Is this the level of kit that cadets are expected to carry, these days? You know it all changes when you join the full-on military - you'll need a good amount of space spare for ammunition/stores. Don't knock the yellow bags: if you had to travel along country roads, draping the thing empty on the back of your rucksack is a requirement for the "tail end Charlies". You won't believe how often idiot drivers collide with troops on the move - camouflage works against you. Also useful instead of marker panels for heli marshalling, etc - the issue marker panels don't serve any other useful purpose, unlike a dry bag.
The army cadets is the best, but that's opinion, if you're looking for lots of weekends away, more interaction in the field and generally more activities with more people I would suggest the Army Cadet Force
I would suggest Royal Marines cadets but its entirety up to you. In the RMC we still do fieldcraft but we also sometimes do boating which is nice as its more variety than just fieldcraft
Jamez Plaze yes , i recently joined and it’s good . first thing you’ll do is probably solidc , it stands for , well you’ll find out . don’t give up on it aswell
Elite Gaming hey bro, I’m from Zimbabwe too I moved to England 2 years ago. You have to leave now, watching what’s going on from here it’s just horrible I feel for you. I’m in the cadets and it’s the best thing I ever did 👌
That bergan is older than you, I got one of those during the Gulf war,it was one of the rare things the army got righ,t great bit of kit served me well in the Gulf , Northern Ireland, Bosnia good drills young man.
You got one in the gulf??? Who were you with? I didnt see them till the mid 90s. Were you infantry? I had to go to the gulf with a large pack and 58 pattern 😂
Also pre attach the bungees to the basha with some pliers so they can't come off, or get lost and saves time. Also the roll mat is enormous. Cut it down to just the length of your back. Get a Bergan cover to keep straps tidy
Thanks! I'm a Royal Marine Cadet and found this very helpful.
I'm nearly 12 and I'm joining the cadets thanks for the useful tips and tricks to keep everything neat and dry
Same!
how was cadets? im currently in the cadets so nice to know how your experience was
@@brown4196 I’m going in cadets soon are there any tips? I’ve been searching the whole internet on what to get and how to do things and it’s not helping 😭💀
@@cadetthings7516 Just be yourself and respectful of NCOs and people of a higher rank then you and please listen otherwise you'll get very lost.
@@cadetthings7516 Same
I'm ex TA but am going into the ACF as an instructor and using this to jog my memory. This obviously isn't 100% amazing but is really good for the little touches such as the bag attached the change of socks just in case to separate any dry from wet. I will definately be using some of the tips here although merging them with my usual habits!
😂😂😂😂😂😂
@ImaSMACKHEAD982 what are you laughing at?
@@mintimus86 Anything i want too its a free country .... get a grip part timer
If i was a cadet and had some weekend warrior teaching me id laugh at them
"Im ex TA" 😂😂😂😂😂
If you was a regular you would know cadets are a waste of time and when cadets rock up to training they are told not to say anything because they will get laughed at ....
Next time you post something in public dont be a little mincer and get triggered because someome finds it funny 🤦♂️
Typical wet wipe part timers giving it big licks about the TA 😂😂😂 You enjoy your time camping with children
Hello from across the pond here in America. Nice video I have a friend who is TA.
No need for the n.i pack.the daysacks on side zip together and a quick release yoke can be fitted
Cheers for sharing mate. May I ask why you don't just carry the yoke to turn your rocket pouches into a day pack? Just to clarify they way you store your roll mat do you need to empty your bergen to take it out and or put it away?
I use a ponch liner to add to my warmth of my dos bag. I gather/pucker the 1 end and tie it up to create a bit of a foot box to keep my feet in - thought I would share a little tip. Keep the videos comming.
For cooking kit I would recommend gas and stove in your Bergen and hexi in your webbing always keep 1 mess tin in your Bergen and 1 mess tin in your webbing along with 24 hours of rations in your webbing and Bergen. Nicks kit also sells a 120 litre Bergen for £60
This bag prolly out of date by now but just thought I'd throw a few. Good setup.
1- Crush that tape roll flat
2- Roll those clothes up as a unit. Check out Skivvy Roll for the rest.
3- Shemagh. Carry on. They are handy as hell.
4- Tie off your basha/hootchie with some always attached cord, those bungees can pierce the shelter in the right circumstances(contracting bag etc)
5- GI canteens taste like plastic, get a nalgene Oasis, same shape, better lid and you can see into it as well as not taste the manufacturing.
6- Get a metal cup. It lasts longer and cooks.
7- Skivvy ROLL. it will take up less room in your yellow bag.
8- Closed cell foam is good foam, but you need a way of stowing it without having to unpack that whole inner compartment.
9- Medical? Small items like torch? Fire starters? Batteries? Maps? Good gloves?
S3CR3TL3V3LZ small items will be in his webbing
4. jungle knots.... always attached and secured in seconds.
Now I know who's been crushing all our tape rolls. Ya, put the clothes on the carpet, get down in the push-up position, and roll it half-inch by half-inch like you're trying to sneak it on a Space Mission. Pretend you have to cram it in your [Naughty Word] after you roll it. This pays off big-time when you're trying to pack everything for a deployment in 2 Duffel Bags. Every square inch of space matters.
Great video off on my first spring camp soon this will really help .
How long r u going for (I just joined and I'm worrying how long it is)
great video. Very useful. could you do a video on your day bag and the things you would take
This is very useful to me as next weekend I'm off to do the black rat challenge 2023 at Driffield training site.
You will stugle to find in OD as it is not commonly used any more. I Would recommend getting dpm webbing and skating it matt OD. You Can get cheap webbing for about £35 from nicks kit.
Don't bother with basha poles you carry them around when a stick will do the job, fix them all over harbour area can be snapped to size don't take powders with out mixing with water will make you worse
Water proof every pair of socks on in clear zip lock freezer bags
Don't worry about colour of dry bags if your that close to enemy it won't be coming out of the bergen anyway
Don't put your feet in any kind of bag it will just sweat out and give you trench foot or blisters worse
Don't put the roll Mat inside its taking up space let it get wet you will have a bivi bag for sleeping bag to go in
If it really bothers you put it in a bin liner with a sand bag over top on outside of bergen (won't make a noise if it's tight apart from when you getting it out and if your that close as I said before it won't be coming out or just man up and sleep on wet one)
Remember middle of bergen is yours side poachers belong to the army all your ammo and section kit goes in your kit goes in centre
Dont wanna
shoot you down but 15 years infantry just passing on advice and someone will always have a better way of doing it
For cadets you cant use sticks any more for your basha
@@meganeloise8189 why
Put your gortex and warm kit in your daysack, with spare ammo and food. If u ditch your Bergan how will you have time to pack it our daysack. Spare clothes and socks and wash kit in the side pouches, forget the compression sack for the dos bag, takes too long and leaves air pockets in your Bergan. It wants to go in a bivi bag and stuffing into the bottom of your Bergan so no gaps and easy to admin getting in and out of it. Replace the bright yellow canoe bag, looks hat
U would never put ur feet in a bag and then put ur boots on it might stop the boots making ur feet wet but now ur sweat is going to make ur feet wet because u have just wrapped them in a insulating layer and can't breathe that's why u take plenty of socks on exercise and change them regularly
I love your videos, I have just recently acquired my air cadet uniform even though it looks like you are army cadet. I will definitely be using this layout during squadron camp. Thank you !!
+Jack Wood his an air cadet... we do fieldcraft as well. Sometimes
Gasps in army cadet
your videos are so useful
thanks very much
Luke Hunter are u an army, sea or air cadet
Mark Monaghann he is air cadets
Definitely better than the "Ruck Sack" they issued me 20 years ago in the U.S. Army. Our water-proofing involved a trash bag, lol.
A well thought out video. However different cadet organisations have slight variations on what kit is to be carried. More kit - more weight!
I would use a small Web Tex ditty bag for the wash kit rather than the one seen in the video.
Really would you wear a plastic bag on your feet to form a barrier between your socks and wet boots? Your feet would be soaked within the first hour of activity!
Better to put your wet boots and socks on, use loads of talcum powder and keep a dry pair of socks for night time. Wet and dry routine - not pleasant but effective!
Great video mate very useful!
Superb very helpful up until now I've been packing it the wrong way thank you
Pretty good I guess. The only think that I would say is that you do seem to have a lot of kit there. I'm a corporal up in Scotland ( where the weather isn't always the best ;) ) and I've been on exercise plenty of times, each time learning more about what I do and what I don't need. My bergen isn't the biggest and I've not bothered with any rocket pouches. I've got my basha, tent pegs, bungees, sleeping bag, roll mat and a spare pair of boxers and socks all packed neatly inside with a little room to spare, which is handy if you need to stuff it in and bug out. My dad was the same, he spent 24 years in the army and he didn't carry much either. I'd just lighten the load a little if I were you mate.
Great vid thanks for sharing
Hi, could you do a review of your daysack?
the bag is not out of date because its a jungle camo bag and I got it because I'm in the army
That thing drawfs my large Alice pack! Wish I could find one in the states.
Mr. Hunter !
If you would please could you point me on the right way.....
I'm looking for an exact copy of your infantry bergen same pockets and webbing same everything... but in OD GREEN, not DPM.
I don't want to end up with a Chinese knock off so I figured I would ask for help from a fellow trooper.
The rucksack in this vid is a "Pattern 1995 Rucksack Infantry". You want a "Pattern 1990 Rucksack Infantry". Pattern '95 kit is almost identical to the last variants of the '90 kit but in DPM.
Does anyone here know if the British military allows soldiers to wear their own privately bought Multicam Crye Precision G3 combat trousers (the ones with in-built knee-pads) as I love my set and am currently training for the royal marines. They are a step above any military issued clothing I have ever worn and would love to be able to use them in the field instead of traditional knee pads that always slip off and end up by your ankles.
+RedPillEnglishman The only time you would be able to wear them is in the field where uniform regulations are not a strict
Yeah thats what I thought, thanks for the info.
No, in phase one.. especially for the marines issued kit is all you are permitted in the field or on base, the idea is uniformity... Not sure about army regulations when it comes to wearing your own kit but definitely during Royal Marines phase 1, you'll learn the hard way if you are caught with civvy rig, in action in the video you can see he uses canoe bags to waterproof kit, fantastic little things and they help to compress everything, BUT you'll only really be allowed to use these during phase 2 as the idea is to see if you can survive and soldier on using issued kit, after you've proved that then maybe you can start to bring a few of your own niceties. Good luck with the application mate definitely a wise choice
@Lucas samus was just gonna ask the same !
I am a basic in army cadets and this video was very useful
Hi pal. you might want to get some neoprene or seal skin socks as putting your feet in bags inside your boots will cause your feet to sweat even more than usual... Neoprene will help your feet breath and is water proof .
I have this bergen minus the rocket pouches - I prefer to use webbing underneath.
Out of interest, what is the straps for in between each rocket pouch and the fixed middle pouch?
It runs pretty much from the bottom all the way to the top. I can think of any use for them.
Cheers for the video.
Tip with Bergens and webbing:
Always, and I mean always, get kit that has the MOLLE system on it.
who is watching this i 2016?
+joe rustidge ME! ;)
+Jon Bones was not worth it!
me
Great vid! Just wondering if this is the short back version ??
Where did you get the black drawstring waterproof bergan liner from?
socks ! how many months were you away for ?!!
It is a 100L bergen without the rocket pouches, and 120L bergen with the rocket pouches.
Depends if you buy it new or used and what condition it is in. Generally £60 (if your lucky) and up.
Please don't put plastic bags in your boots. They'll only make your feet sweat and the moisture will have nowhere to go. Better have a few spare pairs of socks and change as needed.
No cooking gear?
nevermind the snide comms mate keep it up no body knows exactly what you need but every soldier although has same kit depends on who trains ya
do you find the us water bottle leaks. Unlike the uk bottle that has a gasket the us one if come across dont have one. Did you mod somthing up to prevent leaking as you carry yours inverted.
Could you link this Bergen in the comments please as I’ve been looking for one to go one weekends and annual camp with
Great vid what about cooking kit.
that is just the lid to pack everything down, the zip is built in to it
Thank god you're only ever going to sweep run ways.
I join in September and wondering if u get the Bergen issued of do I have to pay if any one can help because once I join there is an expedition 2 months time we go on a expedition and I'm threatening HELP
is there any where you can just by all the kit at once instead of going on different website?
Very good. Thank you very much
where did you get the top part of the Bergan where the sniper tape was
Did u have to buy all the gear in ur bergen and webbing or did u get given it
Can you do a video in cadet uniforms plz
can i just ask where did you get your bergan going on annual so
where do u buy the detachable rocket pouches
Is that a short back bergan
i do not mean to ask a stupid question but are cadets allowed to wear bergens?
Yes they are
okay thank you
***** My very first ftx i was unfit as hell and near collapsed after a few hundred metres, after a while though you could go miles and miles with it.
Where can i buy one
impressed very good
Do you keep s first aid kit or a pouch in that bag
Where did yo get the burgan from and how much was it
i am part of the army cadets and would i take a knife sharp one
That bags older than me
I am in the cadets do you know where I could get one of them from by eney chance
why isn't anything waterproofed? one river crossing and your whole kit is U.S
I'm not sure about this one but mine has a waterproof material on the inside that you can close up with a toggle to stop your kit getting wet.
when I am 18 I am going to join the army Luke
same
hi luke I'm going to cadets to tomorrow for the first time I have filled out all the forms plz can I have some tips please any 1 can tell me thanks
Got socks older than you. Isn't there an ACF RUclips out there.
Is it Bergan or Bergen?
I pack my kit similar to u , all most identical
That's a BIG wash kit!
Is this the level of kit that cadets are expected to carry, these days? You know it all changes when you join the full-on military - you'll need a good amount of space spare for ammunition/stores.
Don't knock the yellow bags: if you had to travel along country roads, draping the thing empty on the back of your rucksack is a requirement for the "tail end Charlies". You won't believe how often idiot drivers collide with troops on the move - camouflage works against you. Also useful instead of marker panels for heli marshalling, etc - the issue marker panels don't serve any other useful purpose, unlike a dry bag.
What I put in my wash kit is shower jel which is also a shampoo. And a tooth brush and tooth paste.
What is the best type of sleeping bag to get
Were did you get it
Thanks
On Tuesday I am going to cadets any tips
Maybe it`s just me, but I think a plastic Canteen Cup is useless
where did u get your bergan
wheres your knives bro?
what do you put in your daysack or rocket pouches?
where do you keep your webben
Someone pleas respond does anyone now were I can get a Burgas like that
Ebay mate
I just got my lance corporal!
congrats fam, are you still in cadets its been a year?
Try conduit t hold tent pegs
How many litres is it and is it shortback or longback?
Is it a 100l bergan and how much did it cost
what is a shmeg or shmag
Sean Kelly a bandana which keeps you protected from the sun
I wanna join cadets but don't know what one to join
The army cadets is the best, but that's opinion, if you're looking for lots of weekends away, more interaction in the field and generally more activities with more people I would suggest the Army Cadet Force
ok cheers gunna join
I would suggest Royal Marines cadets but its entirety up to you. In the RMC we still do fieldcraft but we also sometimes do boating which is nice as its more variety than just fieldcraft
I really wanted this backpack, I would like to ask how much money this backpack?
you get one when you join the army
You can get them from the British military surplus website for £35
+Anonymous Grace I am Hong Kong Adventure Corps, not uk😭
+Ronald Lin you can order them online they won't be army official but will look like it and I'm not sure if you can order it online in Hong Kong
+Anonymous Grace OK，thx
do you recommend me joining the cadets I am intrested
Jamez Plaze yes , i recently joined and it’s good . first thing you’ll do is probably solidc , it stands for , well you’ll find out . don’t give up on it aswell
is it a 30l Bergan
So you are in the army
good tips
Soon I'm joining army cadets in lanpport
I'm in the army and if you don't have a patrol sack use your rocket pouch and attach a yoke to it, instead of taking up room in your bergen
plz tell me where you got this and how much was it plz
umm the army
Good Video
No compo no ammo and no sign of a survival kit of any means , should also carry spare boots
I wish i lived in England so i could join the cadets, but I’m stuck here in good old corrupt ass Zimbabwe
Elite Gaming hey bro, I’m from Zimbabwe too I moved to England 2 years ago. You have to leave now, watching what’s going on from here it’s just horrible I feel for you. I’m in the cadets and it’s the best thing I ever did 👌
where do you buy all that
All the uniform and waterproofs you get from your cadet detachment if u live in England but with america idk but all the little bits u need to by
this depends im from uk and this is not provided
EBay
How meny liters is it
Its a full sized 120litres infantry bergen
Ow
It seems like one anyway but do correct me if im wrong
It is a hundred litires but with the rocket pounced it 120
army cadet kits 90l without the pouches with the pouches 110l
No cooking stuff , mess tin etc, or food, or first aid kit. But other than that a helpful video
Ella Carr that goes in webbing