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Polish Army Pant Liner

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The Polish Army Pant Liner is an authentic cold weather pants liner from the Polish Army. These pant liners were produced during the late 1970s which was the time period when Poland was still communist and aligned with the Soviet Union. Soldiers would use these pant liners to keep warm during the winter months while in the field or at their duty station.

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The Polish Army Pant Liner is an excellent example of military surplus value. These pant liners were designed to help protect Polish soldiers from the cold and can be used by you for the same purpose today. Since these pant liners were produced by the Polish government, you can be sure they were made to last and were effective at keeping the Polish soldiers who they were made for warm.

Where these pant liners will be useful is for those who work outside during the colder months of the year. You can easily wear them underneath your favorite pair of work pants and will certainly appreciate the extra layer of warmth and comfort they provide. The quilted style design ensures that your body heat is maintained effectively and that the pant liners allow some ventilation for maximum comfort.

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Authentic Polish Army Pant Liners
Quilted Style Design
1970s Era Production

Additional Information

SKU	PL-FGU-APL
Manufacturer	N/A
Free Shipping	N/A
Construction	Polyester Blend
Condition	Surplus Used
Can Export	N/A

Interesting item... review by Grok on 9/6/2017

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The good news is that the liner is definitely made of a light quilted satiny material that would definitely serve as a nice insulator. What I am ambivalent about is that fact the there is a v-shaped portion of the front missing. There is no way to close the liner, and no buttons or other closure. There are button slits along the perimeter of the top, which, presumably would allow one to attack it to interior buttons on pants, allowing it's use as a liner. Maybe the idea is to have the front completely open for access when the wearer needs to relieve himself. In any case, the one I received differs from what is portrayed in the pics since there is no closure and it's impossible to even bring the ends together (since as I mentioned, a v-shaped slice seems to be missing). I had envisioned using these as liners or as walking about the house during the winter pants. I may call Keep Shooting to see if they are all like this, or if I received a fluke. They are well made though. I gave them 3 stars on the value indicator since i am not sure I will be able to use them...