Great bit of kit and a very nice load out. Really like the Classtrom knives. Great load out really 👍. Reckon you're pretty well covered to survive outside in the UK all year round with good bushcraft and survival skills . Great little bags arent they , especially with the modifications you made👍. Great film . Cheers, Rick 👍
Cheers Rick, means a lot to me for an experienced outdoorsman like yourself to say that. Thank you 👍. The bags are a really great bit of kit and I really do like the Casstrom knives. My Knives seem to be getting smaller and smaller. As for the survival and bushcraft skills, it's by learning from guys like yourself that I can hopefully improve. Cheers Rick, take care, J.
I had a couple of non waxed canvas stuff bags, I decided to try to wax them, I just happened to have a 50ct unscented tea lights (paraffin wax) which is nice they are already ina biscuit shape, I rubbed on the bags and held it in front of a radiant heater and melted it in, I had to get about 5 coats on but it worked pretty good.
Mate that's a hardcore little bag ( I say little ) you got loads of bits in there 😂. Will have a look at your camp with that gear in a few days 👍 take care J 👌
Hey Mark, yeah hardcore is a good description for them 👍. They feel quite traditional but without the price tag of most traditional gear. Cheers buddy, you take care too. Atb, J 👍.
Thank you, thank you, thank you. You carry a few tent pegs which weigh next to nothing. Totally agree that to have them handy when needed instead of what so many on utube do by taking the time to carve some. No it doesn't take long to break a few branches and wack a point on them but you're hardly weighing yourself down with the few ounces these are. For me the same goes with carrying a folding saw. I have one with about an 18" blade and again weighs less than a lb. Yet others will bring only a blade and mess around with a sharp knife in fridged weather to carve notches in a stick and make a bow saw. I never understood that. In the time it takes them to craft their saw I'd have a nice pile of wood cut.
Thanks for sharing this information. Very common man kit. I would be interested in learning more about your food mess kit and cook system. Be Safe - Tennessee Smoky
Thank you very much Tennessee Smoky. I really appreciate your view and comment. The food mess kit is stainless steel and smaller than your average mess tin, which better suited my requirements. I got it from Amazon but I don't believe that they are available right now. Cook kit usually consists of a large folding bushbox and either a homemade alcohol stove or the trangia burner for backup. Stay safe and well my friend and many thanks again. Atb, J 👍.
I also use a haversack, and I like the way that you put yours together it’s a different type of course. I saw you didn’t I thought your first one and I see you’ve done a lot so I’m glad keep them coming I enjoy them I’m in my 70s so I get to watch a lot of them now.
I also got three Swiss .8 liter canteens with aluminum cups. They are flat shaped and fit nicely into the side of the bag. I’ve got my 8x5 tarp with reflective side rolled up and stowed on the bottom instead of in back like yours. May move it though as i like the way it carries on yours. Spork and fold up stove and first aid kit also. Folding saw and Para Cord.
It sounds like you've got all of your bases covered for a fantastic day camp Bill 👍. Many thanks for your comments and support, it really is appreciated. Take care. Atb, J 👍.
They are fantastic little bags for the money and like you said they do hold a considerable amount of gear. You have some really nice gear in yours. Take care. Atb, J 👍.
@@SandybackOutdoors Thanks so much, I have neglected my channel for a while as I have dealt with a rather unpleasant divorce, I am hoping to start shooting new content soon. Thanks for the encouragement.
@@pflugervillebushcraft8149 I'll get the notifications when you do post again my friend and will definitely be interested in watching your new content. Looks like you've got some pretty cool backcountry out there in Texas.
Great little bag mate got everything covered and keeping it simple which is what I like people get bogged down with all the branded kit it s not needed I'll watch more of your vids over weekend keep them coming good content stay safe peace 🙏✌😀
Cheers mate, appreciated. There fantastic little bags for the money. Watched and liked a couple more of yours this morning. That's a beautiful woodland you use and the oak tree was really impressive also. Hope that you enjoy the rest of your weekend and I'll catch up on the rest of yours over the next couple of days. Take care. Atb, J 👍.
@@jay3825 Cheers Jay. They are a great bit of cheap kit. I've got a couple of days off work now, so I'll be catching up on the rest of your vids mate. Take care and take it easy.
Cheers Martin and thanks for watching. They are great little bags and as you can see they can carry a decent amount of gear. Cheap and durable, I highly recommend them. Atb, J 👍.
Great setup my friend! Just stumbled on ya bc I was searching for polish bread bag mods. Good bit of stuff you have with ya. Great share! Just subbed you! Thanks again. God bless.
Thank you for watching and the sub buddy, it is very much appreciated. I'll pop over and check out your channel over the weekend my friend. Take care and atb, J 👍.
Muito obrigado meu amigo por assistir e seu comentário, apreciado. Eu tinha feito a mala propositalmente dessa forma para maximizar sua pequena capacidade.
Thanks for watching buddy. I reckon the weight of my haversack is pretty much on the limit for shoulder carry. I considered doing a mod to carry a forest axe but wasn't comfortable with the idea of walking around UK forests with it on show. Hope you have a great Christmas. Cheers, J 🍻👍.
@@SandybackOutdoors yes agreed I think that's why I liked the loadout the guy used... One shoulder the bag and the other shoulder plash palatka rolled concealing the axe knife etc... So distributed the weight each side... Seem to carry plenty of kit certainly enough for 2 season overnight
Okay you sir win the prize. I've been watching tons of video on haversacks and load out and yours is far and away the absolute best! I did not initially like the idea of the polish bread bag but after seeing how it performed and looks after being waxed is damn great! I'll be heading to Amazon to buy one this weekend. Thank you for such a great video sir! Subscribed!! Also, if you ever consider it would love to see a video on how to wax the bag. Man that was a great video!!
Hi Will, thank you so much for your very kind words. I hope that you enjoy using your Polish Bread Bag as much as I still do. Waxing it is quite a simple affair. I use a wax puck of 7 parts paraffin wax to 1 part beeswax and melt them on a stove. Once mixed pour into a cupcake case and leave to solidify. Apply generously to the bag when you are ready and just melt it into the canvas with a hairdryer (That's what most folk tend to use). One wax puck will easily provide 2 applications. I hope that helps. Many thanks again for your comments. Take care and all the best, J 🙏
Ha ha. They are fantastic, cheap and durable bags, which can hold a lot of useful gear. Many thanks for watching and your comment, I really do appreciate it, J 👍.
An unbelievable amount of gear in that bag. As you know I also have it, and I think it’s great. The wax is a great idea I might have to do that. Thanks for the info J 💪
I was sent here by an Ex Slimey hiding out in Bulgaria from Monkeys lol, jokes aside, I like your manner and presentation lad, i'll give your vids a look see and let you know how we go. So the packs about 7 kilos, that's 7 average dictionaries around your chest and shoulder china. Even for a big oake like you it must cut in no?. Pisser of a bag, like the a magicians hat was that. Great stuff. cheers Moose.
Hiya Moose. Thanks for popping over buddy, appreciated. You can definitely lighten the load. Some gear goes on my belt when I'm far enough from civvy attention and the wet consumables reduces during the trip. Still heavy enough for a haversack but a decent shoulder strap does help quite a lot too. Cheers Moose 🍻.
Great overnight pack, I'm terrible for overpacking for a night. I've got a similar sized canvas bag but hasn't been treat, don't suppose you could do a video on how you wax treated your bag.
Cheers Ben. They are fantastic little bags and really cheap too. If you check out Kusk bushcraft, he has a great video showing you how to do it. Fantastic channel. If you want I can send you some of the wax to use on your own bag?
@@SandybackOutdoors will have a look at that video later at see how to do it. Would be great if your able to send some, but if its something I can get easily from the shops I could get some as long as I know what I'm looking for.
You were brought to my attention by the Cheshire Cat (I mean Wanderer). Well, this is your first video and my first viewing of your channel. Liked and Subscribed (let it be recorded here for posterity that I am your 18th Subscriber in the years to come). It always seems an uphill battle getting to that first 100 and then that first 1k Subs, but you just have to keep knocking out content, enticing folk to comment, like and subscribe, Heart replies and be clever with your Titles, Descriptions and Thumbnails and hopefully, the YT Algorithm thingy that only Boffins understand will latch on to you and promote your channel. Good luck.
Cheers Robert, I really appreciate the support and the advice. I'll go over and check out your channel. I'm a big fan of the Polish bread bag. Like you said they are bomb proof and super cheap. I'll look forward to watching your content 👍. Atb, J.
Nethen J. Looking for a couple of decent 3mx3m lightweight tarps and a tougher one of similar size as ground cover sheet. What's your recommendations that won't break the bank. Great videos. Keep it up mate 👍
Hiya Dene, you can't go wrong with the old DD Tarps. Great bits of kit and definitely won't break the bank. As for a groundsheet, I usually use a dpm poncho. Multiple uses and if you need to cover a larger area, just use more. Hope that helps buddy. Atb, J 👍
Cheers Dale. Many thanks for watching and your comment. Great question. Basically I did this as an experiment. Using the bread bag would force me to consider my equipment choices more due to the reduced capacity. Generally for a summer overnighter I'll use a day pack which allows me to take bulkier equipment and more comfort items. Take care buddy and thanks again. Atb, J 👍.
Hi there… Hope you’re doing great!!! Thanks a lot for the great video and I would like to ask if you have already waxed that little great polish bread bag??? Thank you so much 😊 Regards from Portugal 🇵🇹 Rui
Hi Rui, many thanks for watching and your comment 🙏 I've waxed the bag several times, using a mixture of 7 parts paraffin wax to 1 part beeswax. One wax puck, the size of a cupcake is usually enough to give the Polish bread bag 2 coats 👌 I hope that you enjoy the rest of your week. Atb, J 👍
@@SandybackOutdoors hi… hope you’re fine 😊 Im now waiting for my new bag and then I will waxing up 😅 Thank you so much🙏 Have a great weekend!!! All the best from Portugal 🇵🇹 Rui Miguel Cunha
Those are super compressed paper towels my friend. You add a small amount of water to them and they greatly expand. They have multiple uses and in there dry compressed form you can even fluff them up to use as dry tinder 🔥👍
For fishing I use a bread bag of the German army (Bundeswehr). It is certainly smaller than the Polish one, but everything you need fits. ...and even one bottle of beer🍺🤣🤣🤣
Your wax coating you said was a ratio of 7:1. What combination did you use and how much of each (measurement wise). I had no idea about the Polish bread bags, I'm definitely going to look into them, a hell of a lot more affordable than some of these other haversacks that I've been pricing out. Also VERY nice video, I would've never heard of them if I didn't watch it. Thanks again and I'm going to check out your other ones.
Hi Peter many thanks for watching and your comment. The ratio of the wax is 7 parts parrafin wax to 1 part beeswax. The quantity is entirely up to you, depending on how many items you would like to wax. One wax puck the size of a cup cake will be enough to easily put 2 coatings onto a Polish bread bag. They are fantastic little bags for the money and I highly recommend them. I hope that this helps but if you have any other questions, please feel free to message me. Atb, J 👍.
@@peterv1318 Hi Peter, l just rub it onto the canvas and heat it up to melt the wax in. I'll give it a couple of coats and then your good to go. Hope that helps.
Thank you Ron for watching and your support, it really is appreciated. They do hold quite a lot of gear and I did utilize the straps and attachment points on the outside of the bag. Fantastic little bags. Take care. Atb, J 👍.
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Great bit of kit and a very nice load out. Really like the Classtrom knives. Great load out really 👍. Reckon you're pretty well covered to survive outside in the UK all year round with good bushcraft and survival skills . Great little bags arent they , especially with the modifications you made👍. Great film .
Cheers, Rick 👍
Cheers Rick, means a lot to me for an experienced outdoorsman like yourself to say that. Thank you 👍. The bags are a really great bit of kit and I really do like the Casstrom knives. My Knives seem to be getting smaller and smaller. As for the survival and bushcraft skills, it's by learning from guys like yourself that I can hopefully improve. Cheers Rick, take care, J.
I genuinely can’t believe how much you got into this bag. Amazing. Great video
Amazing you carry as much as walmart ,very impressed excellent presentation thanks
I had a couple of non waxed canvas stuff bags, I decided to try to wax them, I just happened to have a 50ct unscented tea lights (paraffin wax) which is nice they are already ina biscuit shape, I rubbed on the bags and held it in front of a radiant heater and melted it in, I had to get about 5 coats on but it worked pretty good.
i use one as 1 of my edc vehicle bags. have 5 days solas food & drink mixes in it. along with a few other items such as you have here.
Sweet! Good set up! 🤙
Mate that's a hardcore little bag ( I say little ) you got loads of bits in there 😂. Will have a look at your camp with that gear in a few days 👍 take care J 👌
Hey Mark, yeah hardcore is a good description for them 👍. They feel quite traditional but without the price tag of most traditional gear. Cheers buddy, you take care too. Atb, J 👍.
Will do, cheers J 🏕
Thank you, thank you, thank you. You carry a few tent pegs which weigh next to nothing. Totally agree that to have them handy when needed instead of what so many
on utube do by taking the time to carve some. No it doesn't take long to break a few branches and wack a point on them but you're hardly weighing yourself down with the few ounces these
are. For me the same goes with carrying a folding saw. I have one with about an 18" blade and again weighs less than a lb. Yet others will bring only a blade and mess around with a sharp knife in fridged weather to carve notches in a stick and make a bow saw. I never understood that. In the time it takes them to craft their saw I'd have a nice pile of wood cut.
That’s a great video!
Cheers Steve. I really appreciate that mate 🙏
Thanks for sharing this information. Very common man kit. I would be interested in learning more about your food mess kit and cook system. Be Safe - Tennessee Smoky
Thank you very much Tennessee Smoky. I really appreciate your view and comment. The food mess kit is stainless steel and smaller than your average mess tin, which better suited my requirements. I got it from Amazon but I don't believe that they are available right now. Cook kit usually consists of a large folding bushbox and either a homemade alcohol stove or the trangia burner for backup. Stay safe and well my friend and many thanks again. Atb, J 👍.
I also use a haversack, and I like the way that you put yours together it’s a different type of course. I saw you didn’t I thought your first one and I see you’ve done a lot so I’m glad keep them coming I enjoy them I’m in my 70s so I get to watch a lot of them now.
Thank you so much for watching and your kind words Phillip. I'm really pleased that you enjoy them. Atb, J 👍.
I love my polish bread bag, great kit bag. Nice wee load out. 👍
Thank you for popping over and commenting, appreciated 👍. Yeah, there a brilliant bit of kit for the money. I highly recommend them.
I also got three Swiss .8 liter canteens with aluminum cups. They are flat shaped and fit nicely into the side of the bag. I’ve got my 8x5 tarp with reflective side rolled up and stowed on the bottom instead of in back like yours. May move it though as i like the way it carries on yours. Spork and fold up stove and first aid kit also. Folding saw and Para Cord.
It sounds like you've got all of your bases covered for a fantastic day camp Bill 👍. Many thanks for your comments and support, it really is appreciated. Take care. Atb, J 👍.
Amazing video. Can’t believe you go so much kit into it.
Cheers buddy for watching and taking the time to comment, appreciated. The bags are a great bit of kit and cheap as chips also 👍.
I have one, they are great day packs, and hold way more than you think they will.
They are fantastic little bags for the money and like you said they do hold a considerable amount of gear. You have some really nice gear in yours. Take care. Atb, J 👍.
@@SandybackOutdoors Thanks so much, I have neglected my channel for a while as I have dealt with a rather unpleasant divorce, I am hoping to start shooting new content soon. Thanks for the encouragement.
@@pflugervillebushcraft8149 I'll get the notifications when you do post again my friend and will definitely be interested in watching your new content. Looks like you've got some pretty cool backcountry out there in Texas.
Great little bag mate got everything covered and keeping it simple which is what I like people get bogged down with all the branded kit it s not needed I'll watch more of your vids over weekend keep them coming good content stay safe peace 🙏✌😀
Cheers mate, appreciated. There fantastic little bags for the money. Watched and liked a couple more of yours this morning. That's a beautiful woodland you use and the oak tree was really impressive also. Hope that you enjoy the rest of your weekend and I'll catch up on the rest of yours over the next couple of days. Take care. Atb, J 👍.
After watching your vid on this bag I'm gonna have to get one great vids peace
@@jay3825 Cheers Jay. They are a great bit of cheap kit. I've got a couple of days off work now, so I'll be catching up on the rest of your vids mate. Take care and take it easy.
Cool video man, thanks for sharing. Be safe and be lucky.
Cheers Wol. Many thanks for stopping by and commenting, appreciated. Take care and stay safe. Atb, J 👍.
great video. A well thought out selection of kit. I look forward to how you get on with your overnighter!
Many thanks for watching and your kind words. Hope you enjoy the rest. Atb, J 👍.
Well done to get all that into such a small bag👍🏻
Cheers Martin and thanks for watching. They are great little bags and as you can see they can carry a decent amount of gear. Cheap and durable, I highly recommend them. Atb, J 👍.
Awesome video. Thank you for sharing
Many thanks for the kind words buddy, appreciated 🙏
Great setup my friend! Just stumbled on ya bc I was searching for polish bread bag mods. Good bit of stuff you have with ya. Great share! Just subbed you! Thanks again. God bless.
Thank you for watching and the sub buddy, it is very much appreciated. I'll pop over and check out your channel over the weekend my friend. Take care and atb, J 👍.
Great video and great review.
Looks like a cracking bag,you weren't wrong when you said it was like a tardis.
Thank you for sharing.
ATB Dan. 👍👍👍👍
Thank you Dan for watching and commenting, appreciated. Hope that you have a great weekend in the woods.
ATB, J.
Excelente vídeo!!! Equipamento bem compactado na bolsa.
Muito obrigado meu amigo por assistir e seu comentário, apreciado. Eu tinha feito a mala propositalmente dessa forma para maximizar sua pequena capacidade.
Nice loadout... Ive seen a guy with that over one shoulder... On other shoulder a plash palatka roll with bits like small axe in it.. Looked good
Thanks for watching buddy. I reckon the weight of my haversack is pretty much on the limit for shoulder carry. I considered doing a mod to carry a forest axe but wasn't comfortable with the idea of walking around UK forests with it on show. Hope you have a great Christmas. Cheers, J 🍻👍.
@@SandybackOutdoors yes agreed I think that's why I liked the loadout the guy used... One shoulder the bag and the other shoulder plash palatka rolled concealing the axe knife etc... So distributed the weight each side... Seem to carry plenty of kit certainly enough for 2 season overnight
@@norseman1137 I'll try to find the video. Sounds an interesting set up.
@@SandybackOutdoors ruclips.net/video/jlZduXlycMw/видео.html
@@norseman1137 That's a cool combination. Definitely food for thought. Thanks for sharing.
Okay you sir win the prize. I've been watching tons of video on haversacks and load out and yours is far and away the absolute best! I did not initially like the idea of the polish bread bag but after seeing how it performed and looks after being waxed is damn great! I'll be heading to Amazon to buy one this weekend. Thank you for such a great video sir! Subscribed!! Also, if you ever consider it would love to see a video on how to wax the bag. Man that was a great video!!
Hi Will, thank you so much for your very kind words. I hope that you enjoy using your Polish Bread Bag as much as I still do. Waxing it is quite a simple affair. I use a wax puck of 7 parts paraffin wax to 1 part beeswax and melt them on a stove. Once mixed pour into a cupcake case and leave to solidify. Apply generously to the bag when you are ready and just melt it into the canvas with a hairdryer (That's what most folk tend to use). One wax puck will easily provide 2 applications. I hope that helps. Many thanks again for your comments. Take care and all the best, J 🙏
Colemans military Surplus has a 2 pack for $10
Nice vid, thank you 😊
Thank you Judy 🙏
@@SandybackOutdoors hi Sandy, the name is Keith really bu i,m an adjudicator ☺
@@dontfencemein.6125 Ha, ha. Cheers Keith, Judy, Bill?? 🤷♂️😉
There must be a hole in this bag...so much gear!
Ha ha. They are fantastic, cheap and durable bags, which can hold a lot of useful gear. Many thanks for watching and your comment, I really do appreciate it, J 👍.
An unbelievable amount of gear in that bag. As you know I also have it, and I think it’s great. The wax is a great idea I might have to do that. Thanks for the info J 💪
Yeah, the bags are great. I love mine. Let me know if you want some of the wax and I'll send you some. Many thanks again Andy, appreciated 👍.
@@SandybackOutdoors sweeet that would save me trying to use my wife fragranced candles 🤣 drop me an email mate
@@steelmanoutdoors4479 Will do Andy 👍.
I was sent here by an Ex Slimey hiding out in Bulgaria from Monkeys lol, jokes aside, I like your manner and presentation lad, i'll give your vids a look see and let you know how we go. So the packs about 7 kilos, that's 7 average dictionaries around your chest and shoulder china. Even for a big oake like you it must cut in no?. Pisser of a bag, like the a magicians hat was that. Great stuff. cheers Moose.
Hiya Moose. Thanks for popping over buddy, appreciated. You can definitely lighten the load. Some gear goes on my belt when I'm far enough from civvy attention and the wet consumables reduces during the trip. Still heavy enough for a haversack but a decent shoulder strap does help quite a lot too. Cheers Moose 🍻.
Great overnight pack, I'm terrible for overpacking for a night. I've got a similar sized canvas bag but hasn't been treat, don't suppose you could do a video on how you wax treated your bag.
Cheers Ben. They are fantastic little bags and really cheap too. If you check out Kusk bushcraft, he has a great video showing you how to do it. Fantastic channel. If you want I can send you some of the wax to use on your own bag?
@@SandybackOutdoors will have a look at that video later at see how to do it. Would be great if your able to send some, but if its something I can get easily from the shops I could get some as long as I know what I'm looking for.
@@bintobushcraft7531 No worries. I'll send you an email, later this evening.
@@SandybackOutdoors no worries mate, speak to you later
You were brought to my attention by the Cheshire Cat (I mean Wanderer). Well, this is your first video and my first viewing of your channel. Liked and Subscribed (let it be recorded here for posterity that I am your 18th Subscriber in the years to come).
It always seems an uphill battle getting to that first 100 and then that first 1k Subs, but you just have to keep knocking out content, enticing folk to comment, like and subscribe, Heart replies and be clever with your Titles, Descriptions and Thumbnails and hopefully, the YT Algorithm thingy that only Boffins understand will latch on to you and promote your channel. Good luck.
Cheers Robert, I really appreciate the support and the advice. I'll go over and check out your channel. I'm a big fan of the Polish bread bag. Like you said they are bomb proof and super cheap. I'll look forward to watching your content 👍.
Atb, J.
Nethen J. Looking for a couple of decent 3mx3m lightweight tarps and a tougher one of similar size as ground cover sheet. What's your recommendations that won't break the bank. Great videos. Keep it up mate 👍
Hiya Dene, you can't go wrong with the old DD Tarps. Great bits of kit and definitely won't break the bank. As for a groundsheet, I usually use a dpm poncho. Multiple uses and if you need to cover a larger area, just use more. Hope that helps buddy. Atb, J 👍
I have a couple of these bags and they can hold and organise a surprising amount of gear. Thanks for the video!
Cheers Doug, I totally agree with you buddy. Fantastic little bags for the money.
Nice kit, just one question. Why the haversack instead of a day pack or knapsack? Seems the weight would be better distributed over both shoulders.
Cheers Dale. Many thanks for watching and your comment. Great question. Basically I did this as an experiment. Using the bread bag would force me to consider my equipment choices more due to the reduced capacity. Generally for a summer overnighter I'll use a day pack which allows me to take bulkier equipment and more comfort items. Take care buddy and thanks again. Atb, J 👍.
I got two for $13.00 US with straps. Gave one to my friend.
That's brilliant Bill and an absolute steal at $13 for two. They sure do take some beating at that price 👍.
Hi there…
Hope you’re doing great!!!
Thanks a lot for the great video and I would like to ask if you have already waxed that little great polish bread bag???
Thank you so much 😊
Regards from Portugal 🇵🇹
Rui
Hi Rui, many thanks for watching and your comment 🙏 I've waxed the bag several times, using a mixture of 7 parts paraffin wax to 1 part beeswax. One wax puck, the size of a cupcake is usually enough to give the Polish bread bag 2 coats 👌 I hope that you enjoy the rest of your week. Atb, J 👍
@@SandybackOutdoors hi… hope you’re fine 😊 Im now waiting for my new bag and then I will waxing up 😅 Thank you so much🙏 Have a great weekend!!! All the best from Portugal 🇵🇹
Rui Miguel Cunha
8:15 Do not quite understand. What are these tablets?
Those are super compressed paper towels my friend. You add a small amount of water to them and they greatly expand. They have multiple uses and in there dry compressed form you can even fluff them up to use as dry tinder 🔥👍
@@SandybackOutdoors Understood. Useful thing☝
I thought it was pills🤣🤣
@@SandybackOutdoors Like for video👍
For fishing I use a bread bag of the German army (Bundeswehr). It is certainly smaller than the Polish one, but everything you need fits.
...and even one bottle of beer🍺🤣🤣🤣
@@Buhlosplav39 Ha, ha my friend. Anything that packs the essentials and leaves enough room for a beer, gets a thumbs up from me 👍.
Your wax coating you said was a ratio of 7:1. What combination did you use and how much of each (measurement wise). I had no idea about the Polish bread bags, I'm definitely going to look into them, a hell of a lot more affordable than some of these other haversacks that I've been pricing out. Also VERY nice video, I would've never heard of them if I didn't watch it. Thanks again and I'm going to check out your other ones.
Hi Peter many thanks for watching and your comment. The ratio of the wax is 7 parts parrafin wax to 1 part beeswax. The quantity is entirely up to you, depending on how many items you would like to wax. One wax puck the size of a cup cake will be enough to easily put 2 coatings onto a Polish bread bag. They are fantastic little bags for the money and I highly recommend them. I hope that this helps but if you have any other questions, please feel free to message me. Atb, J 👍.
@@SandybackOutdoors thank you J, I appreciate it. One question I forgot to ask though, how long do you have to let it cure?
@@peterv1318 Hi Peter, l just rub it onto the canvas and heat it up to melt the wax in. I'll give it a couple of coats and then your good to go. Hope that helps.
@@SandybackOutdoors yes that helps, I was thinking the same thing about putting 2 coats on it as well. Thanks again.
How did you get all that Gear in that little Bag ?? Mini Bug out bag Lol love it .
Thank you Ron for watching and your support, it really is appreciated. They do hold quite a lot of gear and I did utilize the straps and attachment points on the outside of the bag. Fantastic little bags. Take care. Atb, J 👍.
@@SandybackOutdoors Thank you for a great Info Video On this Bag,
Molto pratica epico ingombrante
Non vedo l'ora di vedere la tua versione 👍.
The Tardis of bags
They certainly are and it still gets used a lot and is still going strong. Many thanks for stopping by and commenting buddy. Cheers, J 👍
It’s like a tardis
Where's the Rabbit ??
Ha ha. Made me smile 😀. Cheers Ron 👍.
@@SandybackOutdoors your welcome Sir