Polish Bread Bag, an inexpensive Haversack

In this video I review a haversack I've been carrying lately. I hope you enjoy this quick gear review and don't forget to Subscribe, Like and Share.
Thanks,
Kenny
To view the specs on the Polish Bread Bag go here:
www.5col.com?rfsn=732350.8f3a58

[@blkdog229]

Great video! Bought one of these to keep my forestry tools organized for work. Super handy!

[@stukafaust]

Just ordered one. Looks like a timeless classic .

[@blissbliss3531]

You are always so helpful out here Kenny, always thank you for the sources to go to!

[@UglyTent]

My pleasure, thanks for the encouragement. Don’t forget to check the link in the description.

[@johnmeyers541]

Another good one, Kenny. I like the versatility of the bread bag. Thanks for sharing. God bless.

[@UglyTent]

Thanks as always John! God bless you my friend.

[@patricelacroix8049]

Hey ! says the Canadian Always with the nice gear, i just bought a world famous haversack, to carry all kind, when i go to the hospital, very useful, but you got this perfect bag , pocket and separator, but the most useful, it is the good spirit with how you deliver your message, hope every is good at home .

[@UglyTent]

Thank you my Canadian friend! All is well on the home front, hope things are good with you too.

[@angryagain68]

Wax treated two of them. One for my wife to use for rock hounding and berry collecting. The other as a get home bag for my company truck. Very useful little bags

[@KaylynnStrain]

this is on my list of bags to get in the near future, they are great looking bags

[@UglyTent]

There’s a link in the description to their website. Thanks for watching!

[@axerxes3981]

Ug.... excellent, excellent review of the bag. I checked out the cool web site you recommended and bought one. If it turns out as good as it looks, I'll buy a couple more for my son and grandson. Thanks so much for the good review and sharing the information. Best wishes..... Ax

[@lanced3256]

Great post sir very helpful. I just ordered a bag. Relly excited to get it. I like your loadout. Very streamline and well thought out ( especially the coffee). Thanks Best wishes

[@UglyTent]

Thank you for watching and for the comment!

[@markhager8321]

Kenny, I wax treated my polish bread bag and it’s amazing.

[@UglyTent]

Awesome!!

[@OKBushcraft]

Looks like a great haversack. Ill be looking for one. I really like the jacket as well.

[@UglyTent]

Thanks! There’s a link in the description to the bag, the jacket was from the wife. Lol.

[@ChasenGunzOutdoors]

Enjoyed the video I need to get me one of those bags. Seems like it would work good for day hikes with my family. Be blessed and don't work to hard.

[@UglyTent]

Thank you 🙏 There’s a link in the description to 5col, check it out.

[@thewoodsmanshollow7007]

Great video! Love this bag

[@LGSkywalker82]

Awesome bag! I’ll be looking for this one!

[@UglyTent]

Thanks man! There’s a link in the description

[@JerrysWoodShopandOutdoors]

I've got one exactly like that but never knew what it was called.. Thank you buddy and great video

[@UglyTent]

Thank you Jerry!

[@RoguePreparedness]

Very cool bag, could definitely come in handy!

[@UglyTent]

Thanks! You know me, I love my gear.

[@charlescollier7217]

Very interesting. Thanks!

[@longrider42]

Just got two of these bags today, both in excellent condition, but the older type with buttons to close the pockets. Little harder to use, but still in all a good bag.

[@UglyTent]

Awesome! They are getting harder and harder to find.

[@MAGUSINS]

I was considering Frost River and Groundgear.uk shoulder bags and groundgear Prowler bag won eventually. The waxed canvas is super quality and the design with all the pockets works

[@UglyTent]

Heck yeah! Can’t go wrong there. Thanks for watching and for the comment!

[@Caintuckee64]

That's neat idea for a gear bag,

[@UglyTent]

Thanks man!

[@fnafandtrains8738]

I just bought one for $10 after watching this video. Thanks!

[@GeorgTheGuitar]

nice review, have the same bag, great bang for the buck

[@RiverbendlongbowsOutdoors]

That's what that is. I just picked one up for a couple of bucks in Bushcraft on a budget video. Thanks. I'm making a shoulder strap for mine today. Thanks Subbed

[@UglyTent]

Thanks for the comment and the Sub!!

[@cthulhu6697]

Man, this video was right on time. I was looking in surplus catalogs for something that will let me carry a decent amount of gear, meds, ammo, trauma kit, a few MREs, etc....... to wear on top of my AK chest rig and Camel Back carrier for a couple of days ( like a 3 day setup ) without having to carry a full ruck and came across a 2 for $10 deal on these. I was thinking of whether I could maybe use the metal D rings on the backs to run a set of shoulder straps ( I was thinking a couple of old, adjustable, canvas rifle slings ) into one, attach it to the D rings on the other with some paracord, and wear them one atop the other, WW2 style. I didn't see anything to compare it to and see if 2 of these, paired with a Stealth Angel waist duffel on my pistol belt at the small of my back, would provide enough storage for an "essentials only because you gotta move quick" carry setup. I figured that probably there weren't reviews for a bread bag and there was your video. Now that I see how much they bellows and can be over-stuffed if I snip the divider, I think a pair of these combined with the afore mentioned equipment would give about the same capacity as something like a military assault pack and would keep me going for 3-4 days if the need to have a light weight, grab my weapons and bread bags and go, equipment carry for a couple of days and would indeed fill that role for $10. I thank you, and you have a new subscriber. Thanks again, buddy :)

[@UglyTent]

My pleasure, thanks for the comment and for watching!

[@themiwoodsman7222]

Bread bag make a really nice haversack love all the room and pockets ! atb john

[@UglyTent]

Thanks John!

[@trynsurviven2440]

Definitely worth looking at.

[@UglyTent]

I put a link in the description

[@johnfranta6937]

Update, Army Barracks bags with the snaps. You just need to call ask for one with snaps. The price runs about $13.00.

[@ThePreparedWanderer]

Good review Kenny!

[@UglyTent]

Thanks Wendell!

[@adventureswithfrodo2721]

I prefer the nylon butt packs. But I find haversack frustrating it pits all the weight on one shoulder. I prefer my ribs pack and have been going back to my Treknology lumber pack. I like the idea of the simplicity of a shoulder bag. And I'll probable keep using one especially as summer comes around and I just want something to grab and go for a walk with Frodo. But it seem to often the mile or two walk turns into a 5 to 6 mile climb. Wonder if my lap top would fit into one of these then I might justifying buying it to go romping in the wood. No I mean to........ Thanks.

[@tjfm59]

have one that is the bug out bag in the truck. cubed out with gear.

[@guntiwaldmann3941]

Beautiful Video. Greatings from Germany. Danny

[@UglyTent]

Thank you, hello from Kentucky!

[@kennethworde862]

Just a POV, as 30yr vet and has worked/deployed all over the world, all countries have 2-4 peices of kit that are exceptional! All! This is one of them, others of note are Norge, poncho/sleeping bag or any Sandia nation's or NORPOL stuff ENG or CA winter stuff being from N-MN I know quality cold stuff but as a CDR I would always get with counterparts and set some limits or boundaries because the could always write off/ give more, though ours was mostly +$s, but we could get all the booze duty/tax free, hats, clothes, patches and other things went fast for troops we always had enough notice to plan, the CSM was in charge of enforcement w/ enlisted, XO for Officers, I was arbitrary, I paid for the rest up front, begged forgiveness... as these were good will thing, one last one I have quite a few blades from around the world, I was known for either EK's (picked up 200+@ -40$ per when they busted1st time, an investment!) Or I had about 150 custom forged tomahaw made at fair price, troops also ordered much more, in two places considered extremely high value/prestigious item and saved lives in blade cultures, Tomahawks are uniquely US, nation's know we carry them like the kukuri/ Gurkahas, always fun explaining " bury the hatchet!" To others and the dual meaning! Just some thoughts, just explaining other meaning of milsurp, so if some friend/old fart gives you something? It would be polite/courteous to ask how how he got it? I have a 20x50 full of stuff! Great channel!

[@UglyTent]

Wow, you do have a lot of experience. Thanks for sharing!

[@stymebone6603]

Just “found” your channel. Subbed

[@thierrypasquet1503]

Bonjour , très bon sac que j 'utilise également ,quel est le modèle de votre gourde s 'il vous plait ?

[@turtlewolfpack6061]

Ive been using one of these for about a year now as my go to bag. It carries everything I need for a summer over night (which can be pushed depending on clothes) and that same gear gives me peace of mind as an emergency kit. If I strap a poncho to the bottom, strap on a canteen and a khukuri with a couple cans of beans in my pockets how can you go wrong?

[@adamziotewicz2321]

That's really funny, but in Poland where i'm from you can buy this bag literally for 5$ (around 20pln) in some places with demobil (army gear removed from magazines). Now THATS cheap! And believe me, its indestructible - I have one from my uncle that survived 50 years of camping 😅. I think every polish outdoor guy have at least one in his wardrobe. Immortal classic in Poland, still alot of people using it.

[@bigrhinonagy9808]

Yes that bread bag I a greatest bag there is I think I have the u s bag almost the same great bag guys or gals

[@Miguel_ON65]

Thanks for your videos. You are lucky. Great haversack, you have not to pay shipment cost for so great item an cheap in Uk. I'll save some money next month :-)

[@UglyTent]

Thank you for watching!

[@DannyWalker1949]

COOL❕ Thanks.

[@UglyTent]

Thank you Danny!

[@vduval52]

Link shows one for 23.99. Where are people getting them for 10 bucks or less?

[@mrkultra1655]

Thanks

[@onetimeoutdoorsdj1394]

Awesome Thank you

[@UglyTent]

Thank you!

[@druface12345]

Where did you get yours? I got one from midway and it is not the same bag you have. The webbing and edging is all nylon with no metal tips. Maybe a bag made later on Vietnam era or later. I’d like the older style material like yours.

[@UglyTent]

They're getting harder to find, but I got mine a 5col survival.

[@irfanahmed9112]

First sid kit?

[@burlwood1793]

Cool gear setup. what kind of jacket is that? I like the pattern.

[@UglyTent]

Thank you! I’ve had different people tell me different patterns, I’m not really sure. I think it’s a WWII Frog Skin pattern. Mrs. UglyTent bought it for me years ago.

[@peteweimer2546]

Hello and great videos! Where can I get this Haversack and who should I contact for purchase? I like your videos and have learned a lot-

[@UglyTent]

Thank you! Just click on the link in the description. You’ll find the bag and a whole lot more.

[@johnf7017]

Nice for under 20 you can't go wrong. I would just mod that strap and pad it or use a wider strap. Either way nice one!

[@UglyTent]

Thanks John!

[@PeterNordBushcraft]

I need a quick "to go" haversack like that, a polish bread bag

[@UglyTent]

It’s hard to beat. Thanks for watching!

[@coreymarshall6014]

I ordered one of these from Ebay because they seem like such well made bags, the one I got was mostly nylon. Straps, harnesses etc. Not nearly as good of quality as yours tho. Bummer.

[@johnfranta6937]

I would like to ask you a question, I have a bread bag like yours. The one I have, has the metal buttons to hold the flaps close, like yours. However, I have seen some videos where the inside flaps had snaps on them. Are ours bags just an older bag or something?

[@UglyTent]

Honestly I don’t know, but I would like snaps on them. Something to think about.

[@johnfranta6937]

Thank you for the information. I thought that they were made sometime during W.W.2, or shortly thereafter. @Kurt Rolson

[@johnfranta6937]

@Kurt Rolson Thank you for your reply. I have one, and like using it as a day bag!

[@johnfranta6937]

@Kurt Rolson How do I tell the different between the bags? All that I can tell is if it has a metal tab at the end of the flap straps, it will have buttons on the inside pockets. If it has an angle cut nylon at the end of the flap straps, it will have snaps on the inside pockets. That is about all I know about the Polish Bread Bag.

[@johnfranta6937]

@Kurt Rolson Thank you for the information. I use that bag every time I go out for a walk. (and not always in the woods.)

[@kidbach]

nice bag and seems roomy enough for a 5C's scout/day pack. are you going to wax it?

[@UglyTent]

I don’t know. Maybe the lid, I’m not much on the waxed canvas though.

[@jaffcat]

UglyTent Neo-Bushcraft & Survival I've had one of these for a few years and have waxed mine... It seemed to pick up lots of crap and debris before, as well as absorbing alot of water... Much better now it's waxed.

[@UglyTent]

Well there you go. Looks like I need to wax it. Thank you for the comment.

[@jaffcat]

UglyTent Neo-Bushcraft & Survival your bag brother.... Just worth considering... Great channel by the way. Stay safe 👍

[@UglyTent]

👍

[@jakebrentzel6562]

Why for the life of me can I not thing of the Camo pattern/ country of origin on that jacket?

[@UglyTent]

I’ve heard it called many things, but honestly I’m not sure exactly.

[@irfanahmed9112]

Sake z being sold very costly in ALI EXPRESS

[@michaelbrunner6654]

Thought I'd stop in and watch an older video

[@sawekilas9770]

20 USD? Ktoś nieźle na tym zarabia.

[@UglyTent]

Yes, it was $20 USD. But I believe they are sold out now.

[@t0rm3n78]

Dokładnie. Ja kupiłem taką torbę za 8 zł w promocji, normalnie była po 10

[@Funkteon]

I see you're wearing what looks like an unofficial copycat of the now retired AUSCAM pattern... Nice... (I'm an Aussie)

[@dk2428]

Gonna buy 2 of those, wax them, than use as bike bags.

[@jeanmartox3570]

Ce n'est pas un sac à pain, mais le sac contre les attaques chimiques, j'ai reçu le mien avec tout le matos qui va avec! Alors arretez donc de parler de sac à pain!

[@Funkteon]

This is what I was able to fit into my Polish Bread Bag: GSI Pinnacle Ultralight Cookset - $120 AUD Picogrill 85 Wood Stove - $100 AUD Goshawk Trangia Pot Support - $6 AUD No-Name Trangia Burner Stand - $15 AUD No-Name Trangia Windshield - $26 AUD No-Name Flat-Pack Grill - $22 AUD No-Name Collapsible Funnel - $5 AUD No-Name Serving Plates - $24 AUD No-Name Folding Spatula - $10 AUD No-Name Multitool - $16 AUD No-Name Plasma Lighter - $13 AUD No Name Pocket Bellows - $9 AUD No-Name Zoomable Torch - $8 AUD No-Name Rectangle Frying Pan - $47 AUD Kmart Silicone Spatula - $3 AUD Kmart Inflatable Sleeping Pad - $32 AUD Kmart Fold-Up Utensils - $5 AUD Mechanix Gloves - $25 AUD Kings Folding Saw - $15 AUD Kings Folding Knife - $15 AUD Gerber DoubleDown Machete - $205 AUD Gerber Survival Hatchet - $70 AUD LifeStraw - $29 AUD Millbank Bag - $70 AUD Altoids Tin w/BBQ Starters - $4 Toilet Roll - $1 -------------------------------------------- Total - $895 AUD ($655 USD)