The Swedish Army's LK 35 backpack.

Join us for an in-depth exploration of the Swedish Army's iconic LK 35 backpack! From its humble beginnings as the main issued backpack for the Swedish Army in the 1970s to its enduring legacy well into the early 2000s, this versatile pack has stood the test of time.
Whether you're an outdoor enthusiast, military gear aficionado, or simply curious about historical equipment, this video offers a fascinating glimpse into the design, functionality, and lasting impact of the LK 35 backpack. Join us as we uncover the secrets behind its durability, versatility, and popularity among soldiers and civilians alike.
Don't miss out on this captivating journey through military history and outdoor exploration - there's something for everyone to discover in the story of the Swedish Army's LK 35 backpack!

[@timp3931]

No external pockets = no good.

[@vd00]

Try it on, why don't ya! More informative if you huff a couple of miles fully loaded before passing judgement ;-)

[@nadger1337]

Yep, load it up and go for walk. Looks like a good pack, just a big sack with lots of places to add things.

[@kryptokalle]

The strap on the back that you didnt know what is was for, - we used it for securing an axe with the axehead secure under thetop lid and the shaft through the "handle" as you called it.

[@frostythesnowman5133]

Or a foldable combat shovel (thats what we used it for)

[@frostythesnowman5133]

i can also add that the frame can be used as platform for carrying ammo. We converted the wooden box for 7.62mm ammo to contain belts for maschinegun, thus turing it into a one man weapon

[@bengtolsson5436]

It is no longer used as a backpack. Now it is used to carry ammunition to Carl Gustaf. There is room for four fastened to the frame if it is used.