Bushcraft Haversack Bag

Since the dawn of time, the man moved his basic equipment in a light leather bag and, in the latter times, made out of the canvas. Such a simple bag was called a “haversack.” At first glance, Haversack is simple, but in reality, it is an advanced piece of equipment for the Bushcraft line. It accommodates a bottle of water, food, and equipment for lighting a fire. A flap covers it with a classic British fastening from the 80s. In the front pocket, it is possible to attach inserts from the VIS system. You can put an ax, a saw, or a knife on the sides. Additional equipment can be attached to MOLLE/PALS straps. It is comfortably carried on a thick 50 mm strap. Haversack is a modern bag with a look referring to the equipment of the last century.