Officially the "Other Arms Rucksack" military-speak for "this one's for everyone who isn't infantry, so don't expect anything fancy." Nicknamed the "Turtlepack" by the Brits; Genuine British issue, DPM camo, padded straps, water-repellent heavy-duty nylon, with compartments tucked inside the main body where God and the quartermaster intended. Comes with a rain cover to repel eternal British rain, and the whole thing unzips/reconfigures into a duffle when you're tired of not having hand/arm pain or want flashbacks to basic.

Issued in good nick, genuine surplus, and ready for your next dumpster diving adventure.

Specs:

• Genuine British MoD issue "Other Arms' rucksack
• 1000D Cordura finished in the King's Plaid (DPM Camouflage)
• Large Volume internal compartments with zip-off side panels
• Converts to Duffel configuration
• Includes rain cover
• 70L capacity -  (~4,270 cubic inches) accounting for packing inefficiency with rectangular wrapper-shaped sticks, you're looking at cramming roughly 250-300 sticks of butter into this baby, call it 60-75 lbs of butter, or enough to grease all manner of things and/or people.

Condition

Like New:

• Minor to no signs of wear
• All hardware is present, intact, and functional
• No modifications, repairs, cuts, holes, tears, or stains

Great:

• Minor signs of wear
• All hardware is present, intact, and functional
• May have minor modifications and repairs (under x3)
• No cuts, holes, tears, or stains

Good:

• Regular signs of wear
• Most hardware (zippers must be present & functional) is present, intact, and functional
• May have minor modifications and repairs
• May have minor pinprick holes and non-ink stains that blend in
• No cuts or tears

Serviceable

• Heavy signs of wear
• Some hardware may be missing or broken (large zippers must be present) but can be easily replaced or repaired
• May have moderate modifications or repairs
• May have cuts, holes, tears, or non-ink stains no bigger than 1/2"

Issued to literally everyone who wasn't issued the Infantry pattern, which describes most of the British Army, and also describes you, civilian. Pick up the bag.