Вся фурнитура металическая...никакого пластика!!Красота.😊

A honking bit of kit I and others did everything we could to alter adapt and over come this POS. Who ever designed this must have hated squaddies and bootnecks.

Well done on this, have seen vids with some crazy ideas about how the kidney pouches fit i.e the special forces way, absolute bollocks as sas generally bin kidney pouches and use 44 pattern ammo pouches instead. You could also show how we cut a piece of sleeping mat off and covered it with a scrim net then gaffer taped it onto the belt for comfort

The open ring/sheath on the side of one of the ammo pouches is perfect for an AK-47 bayonet to slip into. I've had the belt and ammo pouches for about 25 years. Got em In a surplus shop for a tenner. Very heavy when wet! But tough as nails

I had some 58 kit as a kid, always wondered what that entrenching tool thing was for 👍

thats not how i attached my kidney pouches

Wrong fitting . Watch Bex bugoutsirvivel for real way

стара амуніція але живуча і допоміжна.

I was in the cadets 40years ago and had a complete set of 58 webbing thanks to my dad being in the ta. Everyone else had 37 webbing, I thought I was the dogs danglies 😁

Very well done,now go do a CFT,in the pouring rain,in issue BCH.Carry it for 10 hours a day, preferably in aforementioned rain,you can't wear waterproofs, not warry enough,your sleeping bag is 30 years old,with not enough feathers in it to cover one Robin.Soaks water like a sponge,shrinks when wet,and very uncomfortable to even sit on.I think you will find that 99.3% of people who wore it will agree,the .7% will be Sargeant Majors and DS.

C hooks!

Well done, a concise and well presented vid! I shall check out your other stuff with interest.

We hated it especially when it was wet and on the annual cft

Your missing two utility straps that connect across the back between the two ammo pouches. Other than that your not far wrong with the connecting of the kidney pouches. As added security we were taught to tie a not in string from inside the water and ammo pouches, thread through the draining whole, then tie off on the belt. The poncho roll was used for your NBC bolts and suit. I personally dumped the kidney pouches in favour of two extra (3 in total) waterbottle pouches and one 44pattern waterbottle holder I also changed my left ammo pouch for a two pouch setup for four 5.56 30rds magazines when the SA80 was introduced.

My webbing doesn't have the D-rings on the belt anymore. Original owner must have gotten rid of them for some reason.

The first piece of military webbing I've ever owned. I always thought it was a bit overwrought and ended up sticking it in a chest for nostalgia's sake, but it had some interesting ideas. For example, I've long preferred the twin kidney pouches concept to a single butt-pack. Not only do they have a slimmer form factor that works much better in a vehicle, say, but they also tend not to wiggle about so much, having a wider attachment base. I'm also right fond of the old-style poncho roll, but only when marching out to the wilderness. Definitely not while riding..

how much liters are thay

That is not how you attach kidney pouches. The strap that goes through the 3 eyelets on the pouch has an eyelet on the end of it. Feed the strap through the first eyelet and THEN through the eyelet on the end of the strap. Then proceed as per your video. This makes it virtually impossible for the pouches to fall off. The top strap, that feeds through the two upper eyelets, should then be returned over the top of the second eyelet and tucked into the first, again, to stop the pouch falling off.

Cheers mate, its really usefull, btw it took me fckn ages until I find out what the webing was, who used it how it was called etc. I bough it for about 15 euros the full set , I had it for years now and I just found out

If you want to know how kidney pouches should be attached email me.

I use my 58 pouches on a yank belt with the Alice yoke as it is more adjustable than the 58 yoke and i use 2 yank 2 quirt water bottles on my set of webbing . If you can find some of the South African kidney pouches they are bigger than the 58 pouch

i got a full set for 20 quid on ebay

Best place for the poncho roll was atop the kidney pouches.

On a web set,nowhere really as it was not on general issue to troops,but on the belt when used.

The holster was not on general issue except to NCO's and officers,on the whole 58 was not a great set of webbing.

There is piles of this stuff about,look on your local car boot,internet,any old place,there is stacks of it,and it is usually cheap.

Where on the webbing would the 58' holster be located?

I am a fan of 58' pattern, how comes there is no 58' holster on the video?

The yoke attachment points are set a little too wide on the rear of the belt. They should hang straight and attach to just inside the lower 'D rings'.