British Army Field Pack

Issued British Field Pack

This is a genuine British Army field pack, a compact Cordura bag in DPM camouflage that carries on a shoulder strap or clips to a belt. The boxy shape, lined interior and internal straps keep a small load organized and close to the body. It suits reenactors and collectors of British kit, and anyone who wants a tough side bag for the range, the field or everyday carry.

Features

• DPM Camouflage — The bag is printed in Disruptive Pattern Material, the British Army's woodland pattern of green, brown, tan and black.
• Cordura Construction — Cordura is a heavy nylon fabric known for resisting abrasion and scuffing, so the outer shell holds up to rough handling.
• Hook-And-Loop Lid — A deep overhanging lid closes with hook-and-loop patches (the same fastening as Velcro) and a webbing tab secured by a press stud.
• Quick-Release Shoulder Strap — An adjustable olive webbing strap attaches with plastic side-release buckles, so you can take it off in a second or change the length.
• Rear Belt Clips — Two black clips sit under a press-stud flap on the back and let you hang the pack from a belt instead of the strap.
• Rear Slip Pockets — Three open pockets across the lower back hold flat items such as maps, notebooks or documents.
• Side Flap Pocket — A side pocket with its own closing flap keeps small items separate from the main compartment.
• Lined Interior With Straps — The main compartment has a green nylon lining, webbing retaining straps inside the lid, and sleeve pockets along one side.
• Lower Retention Strap — A webbing strap with a side-release buckle runs across the base of the back to hold the pack steady against the body.
• NATO Stock Number Marking — The lid lining is stenciled "4240 99 800 9601 FIELD PACK", the NATO stock number militaries use to identify issued equipment.

Original British Issue

The pack was made for and issued by the British Army, and the stenciled stock number inside the lid confirms its government supply origin. The DPM Cordura shell, olive webbing and black plastic hardware all follow the original military specification. For a British DPM loadout, an issued bag carries a provenance that a commercial copy cannot match.