r/Bushcraft • u/BootlegRussianGupnik • 4d ago
Surplus found
I found this Swedish wool jacket on one of Polish Surplus stores it turned out to be produced by tiger of Sweden and its the thickest wool I ever saw, it looks a bit russian but it's going to be perfect on upcoming bushcraft trip with friends and I paid around 50 euro for it
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u/octahexxer 3d ago
Ive had both this and the pants prepare to start wondering if you really need a fire...in the middle of winter
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u/BootlegRussianGupnik 3d ago
So when I get pants I can sleep ez under my polish lavvu and wool blanket, now I can't wait to test it this winter
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u/Numerous_Honeydew940 2d ago
between the coat, pants, blanket and lavvu you've probably got 30 pounds (13.6kg) worth of gear in just the 'shelter' category. lol
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u/BootlegRussianGupnik 2d ago
Lavvu (i use Polish ones) it's 3kg blanket is around 1.5kg and the coat idk how much it weights but when it's cold it doesn't matter when I wear this
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u/Basehound 3d ago
How much did it cost ?
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u/BootlegRussianGupnik 3d ago
250pln they got pants too in similar price and also a lot of good surplus, whole store is just hidden gem because of old shool website
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u/_Ganoes_ 4d ago
Varusteleka sold very similar looking swedish wool jackets a bit ago. Only difference were the markings on the collar being green instead of red. On their website they said these were made between the 1930s and 1950s with varying manufacturers.