Rucksack / Bergen Liner (Strong Survival / Bushcraft Bags)

[militaryman]

Waterproof Rucksack / Bergen Liner (Strong Survival / Bushcraft Bags): 4 ft deep!

When I joined the T.A. Paras many years ago I found a fantastic bag that makes a brilliant bergen-liner and also has lots of other uses. I bought lots of them for my mates and I over the last few years and now I'm selling off a few thousand because I remember how hard it is to find a decent bag for this sort of thing.

These are good, strong, large, transparent, watertight polythene bags ideal for use as a rucksack liner and multiple-application survival aid.

Bushcraft and survival experts agree that the clear polythene bag is mankinds' greatest invention. Water damages things and conducts heat 25 times faster than air, so waterproofing is everything.

Uses include:

- Rucksack / bergen liner

- Condense and collect evapourated drinking water from leafy branches or moist ground: huge bag to cover a huge evapouration area

- Collecting rainwater (this bag has a very large surface area)

- Emergency water carrier (and food carrier)

- Fill it with air and use as a life-saving floatation aid

- Make headhole and wear as an emergency survival poncho, helping to keep you warm and dry outdoors.

- Insert your feet and legs to keep you dry in an emergency river crossing under 4ft deep

- To help build a waterproof personal survival shelter in emergencies

- Keeping your other kit dry in outdoors or in camp

- Place your rucksack inside to keep it dry in severe wet conditions or river crossings (also floats!)

- Map Case - simply fold it around your map for a waterproof, transparent and convenient map-cover while you're on the move.

- You can see inside it to instantly find where items are.

- Fits into all rucksacks - with slack to twist and fold into a watertight seal.

- Polythene naturally expands to fill the exact shape of your rucksack, maximising space.

- Packs down into almost no space at all. You can carry lots of them for different uses.

- Ideal for Special Forces, infantry units, Airborn forces, army reservists & T.A. soldiers, for hiking, camping ... ideal for all survivalists and bushcraft & outdoors enthusiasts.

- Why use an expensive purpose-made rucksack liner that can't be used for anything else? Survival and bushcraft are about improvisation. There is no room on any expedition for something that only does one job.

These are so cheap you can buy two and double-layer if you need extra strength. Or use one as a rucksack liner and another for your survival kit.

Virgin Quality Polythene Bag
220guage / 50 micron thickness.
914 x 1219mm (36 x 48") That's 4 ft high (and 3 feet wide when flat - opens out to fill your entire rucksack, every nook)
Delivery usually in 3-5 working days.

http://search.ebay.co.uk/_W0QQsassZbena438

(Or call Ben on 07968--049--687 )

The more you want, the cheaper they get. Let me know if mates or unit would like to buy more than 10 and you will get a special price.

[harry hackedoff]

Cheeky but nice!
Good luck with your venture Ben
Just don`t go spamming everywhere, ok?

[militaryman]

Thanks Harry.

[anglo-saxon]

Placcy bags? I get em for free from our I'M A SCAMMER SPAMMER!!! drawer!

[Greenronnie]

I take it these are the plastic bags you used to get from the RAF (for free) to put your parachute into after you had landed?

[harry hackedoff]

No mate
These are the ones you use to asphyxiate yourself with during auto-erotic events

Er, ooops, sorry, Thought I was still logged onto 3 Para website

[militaryman]

The RAF bags are OK. But for me it's important to have a bag that's the right size and strength. Strong but flexible. Large but not overly large.

[Sully]

- Insert your feet and legs to keep you dry in an emergency river crossing under 4ft deep

How does that work then I have visions of hordes of bootnecks doing the sack race ashore or across a river. At least the enemy would have a job levelling their weapons at the onslaught as they titter away

Good luck with it Ben. I had an Ortleib canoe bag but it was too small and inflexible and the fastener took up half the bergan space...and deffo no good for sack racing

[harry hackedoff]

Heyup, m`learned friend. We`ll just go non-tactical for an hour or two as we try downhilling in our emergency sleeping bags, m`lud
How`s you Sully? All good I hope

[Sully]

I heard tell of the Fagerness/Lillehammer black-slope-sausage-tray-challenge but never tried it myself - could never find me flies eyes and gimp mask.

Heyup H I'm well my friend, hope you are too. Job's good - haven't been measured up for concrete boots .......yet

[harry hackedoff]

Glad to hear it Sull Ask Si who he was on the pish with t`other week at Eastney
It`s obviously not what you know
Take it easy mate

[Sully]

Hmmm....will do.

All the best to you ops.

[harry hackedoff]

By the way, here`s me new run ashore oppo. Bit of a minger but a reet good lad


You don`t think me new earings are a tad , you know, retro ?
And I must sort those teef out

[Sully]

Bit of a minger but a reet good lad

True enough bud - what did he make of your hat??

[harry hackedoff]

That`s me new Bali copy of the Triangia head mounted kit One side does chicken supreme, the other does mutton and it makes a nice drop of tea while you wait
Can you spot the bottle of Bolly, sticking out of me Bergan, btw?