Schwedische Feldflasche, Aluminium mit Wollüberzug, Überschuss

Traditional aluminum canteen with a wool cover - the model stayed practically the same since the last world war and saw active use well into the '80s. If you really hate plastic, get this!

Back when everything was black and white, armies used aluminum bottles to carry water. These are Swedish surplus, some probably even made during the Second World War. With a volume of about 0.65 l (22 fl oz), you better have an extra bottle or a water supply nearby. Attaches to your kit with the clip-on hook/belt loop thingie. When you want to drink, detach the whole thing by opening the clip.

The bottle isn't meant to be taken out of its cover and serves three purposes:

• Cover the metallic shine and reduce noise
• Protect from the cold and make it nicer to touch
• When soaked, it keeps the contents a bit cooler in hot weather

The models vary a bit, see the pictures. We do not differentiate.

Swedish army surplus

Old, used aluminium water bottles. Needless to say, these might require diligent cleaning before use. They will have some nasty odours by default. We'd be tempted not to sell these for actual drinking purposes and wash our hands entirely of any consequences that might arise.