Loadout: Varusteleka Remote Military March 2020
Jarno of Noble & Blue shares the loadout he used for a COVID-19 sensitive Finnish Remote Military March.
The idea of the Remote Military March was to pack at least 10kg in your pack and march 25km, and if you felt up for it, dress in military clothing. In Finland we have a mandatory military service and we are supposed to train our military skills even when we have passed our conscription and are in the reserves. And now COVID-19 has made almost all reservists training nigh impossible, but marching is something you can definitely train safely in small groups, ha ha!
- PDW SHADO 24L
- Mizu and Nalgene water bottles
- DD Hammocks Pro Tarp
- Sitting covers
- Emergency strobe light
- Spare batteries and a case
- Bapaks mini cleaver
- Canon camera
- First aid kit in a Karrimor SF pouch
- Varusteleka Terävä Mini Skrama knife in a Vegvisir Creations Survival sheath
- Gas bottles
- Jetboil Zip
- Prototype Savotta mesh pouch
- Crye Precision Combat Pants
- First Spear Windcheater jacket (read the N&B review here)
- Outdoor Research Firemark gloves
- Belgian army recruit cap
- AKU Pilgrim boots
- Pelican 1010 Micro Case
- Reserve power banks and cords
- Self made Notebook cover with Field Notes
- Tactical Wolf Stash Pouch
- Garmin Foretrex 601 and Luminae Design GPS Holder
- Luminox Navy SEAL watch and Hawkrigger Parabellum watchband
- Petzl headlamp
- MSR Quick Skillet
- TRC Outdoors Night Camo Cierzo shirt
- Outdoor Research Military fleece gloves
- Spare socks
- Finnish Defence Forces Polo shirt
- Outdoor Research Drysack
- Pack Config Modern Recon patch
- Prototype Savotta M05 large utility pouch
- Polymath Products OmniTorch
- Two golden retrievers
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