History I can call this camouflage “legendary” without any cringe. 'Alpenflage' is probably one of the most popular, vibrant, and eccentric camouflage patterns of the Cold War era. 'Alpenflage' became a staple of the Swiss Army, serving it for decades. After the fall of the Iron Curtain, the Swiss sold their surplus uniforms around the world. In the 1990s those uniforms turned up in use by various rebel groups across different regions. Chechnya, Balkans and all around Post-Soviet world. Product Features This authentic Swiss Army rucksack comes from genuine military surplus stocks and features modernized shoulder straps, allowing it to be worn independently without the original M70 jacket attachment system. Durable, practical, and built for field use, it reflects the functional design typical of Swiss military equipment. Genuine Swiss Army military surplus. Modernized shoulder straps, can be worn without the M70 jacket system. One large central storage compartment (35 x 25 x 17 cm). Two external side pouches for quick-access items (35 x 12 x 10 cm). Secure snap-cap closure system. Quick-release clips for fast opening and closing. Long adjustable straps that can be customized using webbing tape. Heavy-duty canvas construction designed for rugged use. A practical and collectible piece of Swiss military equipment, suitable for outdoor use, bushcraft, reenactment, or as a unique addition to any surplus collection.
