Unissued Danish m/84 Field Pants

Not to buy these pants? While it may be noble to surrender oneself to infinite resignation, or more audacious to make the second movement, "true faith,"  you'd be acting a damn fool. The odds of these ever coming back to you are slim; the likelihood you can withstand denying yourself this material surplus pleasure is even more doubtful. With 6 pockets, waist adjustment tabs, and a reassuringly thick poly/cotton fabric, these m/84 field pants are the classic pattern in a kickass form factor. Once in a lifetime? Probably.  M/84 Pletsløring ("Spots") was the first standard issue camouflage pattern of the Danish Armed Forces. Trials were held in the late 1970s, ultimately resulting in M/84's adoption. M/84 was developed using drawings of Flecktarn B (Groβ) produced for German camouflage trials during the 1970s. Colors were changed to suit Danish desires and M/84 was born. Unfortunately, this pattern was phased out in 2011 in favor of Multicam. While the majority of M/84 surplus was burned or otherwise disposed of, we managed to source a small batch of these unissued rain jackets and pants earlier this year. The Short & Sweet: Genuine Danish military surplus Unissued, condition M/84 Pletsløring colorway Two cargo pockets Four pockets: waist and rear  Waist adjustment tabs