Cammo Bags

[Top Cat & Co]

Does anybody know where I can buy Cammo bags to put my cache boxes in, and how much do they cost

[+Pharisee]

I've just bought 2 sets from HERE.

They're quite well made but not very big (you won't get an ammo can in one)

I received 1 off 10" x 11" and 2 off 7" x 11" per set

 

My local Army Surplus shop supplies waterproof 'Bergen' liners in various sizes and at reasonable prices. They're olive green not camo but they serve just as well and you can get them big enough to put an ammo can in if you wish.

[+Gralorn]

The Camp Shop

Sennybridge

Nr Brecon, Powys LD3 8PL

 

Has a Web site, good value, 3 sizes, only £1.50 each. I was put on to them by the Wombles. Beats a black plastic bag any day !!

[+Skippy and Pingu]

The Camp Shop

Sennybridge

Nr Brecon, Powys LD3 8PL

 

Has a Web site, good value, 3 sizes, only £1.50 each. I was put on to them by the Wombles. Beats a black plastic bag any day !!

Any chance of a link to that?

[+Bill D (wwh)]

Skippy and Pingu wrote:

Any chance of a link to that?

 

The Camp Shop is here, but the site seems to be down at the moment. Unless it's moved?

[+Gralorn]

Yes the system seems to be down at the moment, the phone number is 01874 638145 or Fax 01874 638145 if that's any help.

[+The Blorenges]

..... Or alternatively go to your local fabrics/craft shop and buy a metre of camo ripstop nylon material, a metre of velcro and a reel of green thread. Then go and buy a large box of Cadbury's Roses. Go and find an amenable lady with a sewing machine. Show her your lunchbox. Offer the chocs in return for her covering your box in a personally fitted, made to measure cover. How you go about finding the amenable lady is down to your ingenuity....

[+dino-irl]

Go and find an amenable lady with a sewing machine.  Show her your lunchbox.

Depends how ameanable she is

[+lathama]

just get a roll of black bags. they work just as well!

[+Haggis Hunter]

just get a roll of black bags. they work just as well!

Ooooh!! Please don't tell me that you are trying to bring the subject into an argument??

 

If it is a genuine comment then you just have to look here, here & here, to see that Black bags are a No No.

[+Happy Humphrey]

(Pharisee) you can get them big enough to put an ammo can in if you wish.

...but why would you?

 

Anyway, although much better than slug-ridden, grimy and tatty plastic bags, I don't like handling soggy nylon bags either. As I don't think they keep water out, a better option is just using paint and/or tape on the box for camouflage. The outside of the box dries in a short while then, giving less time for damp to reach the inside.

 

HH