Issued to the Bundeswehr (the unified armed forces of Germany), this parka sports Flecktarn, a camouflage developed from a long line of ancestors dating back to just before WWII.
Many agree Flecktarn is one of the best camouflages to wear both in and out of the field (unless you live in Germany).
Fleck parkas are about more than just looks — they feature water resistant fabric, plenty of pocket space, and a cut built for retaining agility while keeping yourself covered. There are even zippers at the armpits for cooling off the body or warming your hands. The Germans have well-mastered parka engineering.
If there was a degree in Flecktarn, we’d hang ours on the wall. Warehouse Ivan spent hours sorting, studying, analyzing, and researching the fleck-info-barren internet. He has found the way — the true method to sort Flecktarn surplus — and the most comprehensive understanding he is aware of (fun infographic in process).
Specs
- Thick poly/cotton water-resistant fabric
- High waist zipper closure with snap-secured storm flap enables the wearer to bend and crouch without restriction
- Cinch cord fasteners at waist, thighs, and in hood
- Two snap-secured front breast pockets
- Two zippered front hand pockets
- Velcro® secured inside pocket
- Velcro® wrist cuff fasteners
- Straps for shoulder marks, rank tabs, etc.
- Zippered armpits for venting heat or warming hands
- Shoulder pocket
Varying Specs for Pre-2005 Parkas
- Parkas dated 1992 and before have brass snaps, while parkas dated 1993 and after have plastic snaps
- Parkas dated 1994 and before have the shoulder pocket on the right arm, while parkas dated 1995 and after have it on the left
- Depending on the manufacturer, the tone of the parka will vary. See picture #7 for a display of parkas of different tones compared to each other
Varying Specs for Pre and Post-2005 Parkas
- Some parkas include a Velcro® fastener on the arm
- Most parkas include a Velcro® fastener above the left front pocket for name tape
Issued to the Bundeswehr (the unified armed forces of Germany), this parka sports Flecktarn, a camouflage developed from a long line of ancestors dating back to just before WWII.
Many agree Flecktarn is one of the best camouflages to wear both in and out of the field (unless you live in Germany).
Fleck parkas are about more than just looks — they feature water resistant fabric, plenty of pocket space, and a cut built for retaining agility while keeping yourself covered. There are even zippers at the armpits for cooling off the body or warming your hands. The Germans have well-mastered parka engineering.
If there was a degree in Flecktarn, we’d hang ours on the wall. Warehouse Ivan spent hours sorting, studying, analyzing, and researching the fleck-info-barren internet. He has found the way — the true method to sort Flecktarn surplus — and the most comprehensive understanding he is aware of (fun infographic in process).
Specs
- Thick poly/cotton water-resistant fabric
- High waist zipper closure with snap-secured storm flap enables the wearer to bend and crouch without restriction
- Cinch cord fasteners at waist, thighs, and in hood
- Two snap-secured front breast pockets
- Two zippered front hand pockets
- Velcro® secured inside pocket
- Velcro® wrist cuff fasteners
- Straps for shoulder marks, rank tabs, etc.
- Zippered armpits for venting heat or warming hands
- Shoulder pocket
Varying Specs for Pre-2005 Parkas
- Parkas dated 1992 and before have brass snaps, while parkas dated 1993 and after have plastic snaps
- Parkas dated 1994 and before have the shoulder pocket on the right arm, while parkas dated 1995 and after have it on the left
- Depending on the manufacturer, the tone of the parka will vary. See picture #7 for a display of parkas of different tones compared to each other
Varying Specs for Pre and Post-2005 Parkas
- Some parkas include a Velcro® fastener on the arm
- Most parkas include a Velcro® fastener above the left front pocket for name tape
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Rated 4 out of 5
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its alright.
everyone that bought this was either super skinny or super fat.
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Rated 1 on a scale of minus 2 to 2, where minus 2 is Runs Small, 0 is True to Size and 2 is Runs Big
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Rated 5 out of 5
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People at the store ask me if I'm in the army.
I look them dead in the eye and say "No, but this jacket was. High grade German parka, the flectarn pattern, I'm basically invisible when I'm out in the woods. Do you hang out in nature often? Sometimes I stalk raccoons for miles just to see if I can. Yes I have my rewards card, but I wasnt finished talking about my 1993 german issued parka."
Best purchase I have ever made.
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Rated 0 on a scale of minus 2 to 2, where minus 2 is Runs Small, 0 is True to Size and 2 is Runs Big
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Rated 5 out of 5
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*Dyeing intensifies*
Great meme, used .75 oz Procion Jet Black. It's black in real life and you can still see the pattern. Confuses any camera trying to take a picture of it. It either shows up too black or glows green when flash is used.
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Rated 0 on a scale of minus 2 to 2, where minus 2 is Runs Small, 0 is True to Size and 2 is Runs Big
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Rated 4 out of 5
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Flecktarn bestarn
Been looking for one of these for a couple years but we're always super expensive or not my size 5/5 would buy again
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Rated 0 on a scale of minus 2 to 2, where minus 2 is Runs Small, 0 is True to Size and 2 is Runs Big
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Rated 5 out of 5
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Jacket for the real S.T.A.L.K.E.R.
Jacket holds up damn well to the forest, and has loads of pockets for storing whatever you need.
Jacket MADE for the true menace to society.
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Rated 0 on a scale of minus 2 to 2, where minus 2 is Runs Small, 0 is True to Size and 2 is Runs Big
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Rated 5 out of 5
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