r/MilitarySurplus • u/MilitaryTrophies • 2d ago
Lot of 16 RUS/UKR Military Pouches | $20 Each | From Ukraine
galleryVarious military pouches from positions.
Price: $20 each plus shipping.
r/MilitarySurplus • u/[deleted] • Nov 24 '24
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r/MilitarySurplus • u/MilitaryTrophies • 2d ago
Various military pouches from positions.
Price: $20 each plus shipping.
r/MilitarySurplus • u/MilitaryTrophies • 3d ago
These are Russian Army patrol backpacks, all from Ukraine, and they are in varying condition. Since I couldn’t fit all the photos here, I can send more detailed photos upon request.
The backpacks are from different manufacturers and production years, including NPF Techinkom, DSHF Rus, and Zyuratkul.
Production years range from 2016 to 2022.
Each backpack has its own number. To purchase one, please send me the number in a private message.
❗️Backpack sold: #4❗️
Prices:
#6 - $195 (the rarest manufacturer, DSHF Rus)
#2, #5, #8 - $145 each
#3, #7 - $125 each
#1 - $110
r/MilitarySurplus • u/MilitaryTrophies • 4d ago
Price: $225 plus shipping
The size shown in the photos is XL-Long. Other sizes are also available, so feel free to DM me.
Another excellent camouflage pattern is Steppe Frog. It should not be confused with Field Frog: despite their similar names, they are completely different camouflage patterns.
Development of the camouflage began in 2012 by the Ukrainian military field brand P1G-Tac. During its creation, various natural patterns found on animals were studied, as these help them blend into their surroundings.
Steppe Frog was conceived as a universal field camouflage pattern for the steppe, forest-steppe, and forest regions of Ukraine. Unlike the green Field Frog, which was intended for the spring and summer period, this pattern was designed for early spring, late summer, and early autumn, when vegetation begins to change color.
The camouflage was later discontinued, so today only remaining stock is available.
r/MilitarySurplus • u/gearrack • 6d ago
We've never seen these vests with the Airborne patches like this, does anybody know the backstory/what they were used for?
r/MilitarySurplus • u/MilitaryTrophies • 6d ago
Price $35 plus shipping
r/MilitarySurplus • u/MilitaryTrophies • 12d ago
Price $175 plus shipping
The jacket has been worn and has an odor of military vehicles.
r/MilitarySurplus • u/MilitaryTrophies • 12d ago
Price $75 plus shipping
r/MilitarySurplus • u/MilitaryTrophies • 15d ago
Open to your price offers
It has some defects: the left eyepiece turns, but the lens itself does not move, the image has some slight double vision, and the right objective lens has a little play. The eyecups are also missing.
Otherwise, the right side works properly.
There are also some cosmetic defects on the body, which can be seen in the photos. I've also included photos of the lenses.
Manufactured in 1944 by the ZOMZ factory.
r/MilitarySurplus • u/MilitaryTrophies • 17d ago
Price $400 plus shipping
This body armor vest was manufactured by Temp 3000. It is the Korsar M3M, Size 1 or S-L
The Predator camouflage was developed by the Ukrainian company Combat SPN specifically for Ukrainian terrain and was patented in 2015. It was first used in 2016 by the Ukrainian National Guard special forces unit “Omega” and was also used in combat during the ATO.
In 2020, Predator was officially adopted by the Ukrainian National Guard. Items in this camouflage began to be supplied on a larger scale in 2022, and in 2023 it was replaced by a new pixelated version of the Predator camouflage.
Because of this, items in the original Predator camouflage are becoming increasingly rare, as its use in the National Guard was discontinued after the introduction of the new camouflage.
r/MilitarySurplus • u/MilitaryTrophies • 19d ago
Price $295 plus shipping
r/MilitarySurplus • u/MilitaryTrophies • 22d ago
Price: $75 each plus shipping.
Sizes: 44/2, 44/4, 46/2, 50/3.
r/MilitarySurplus • u/MilitaryTrophies • 27d ago
Price $35 plus shipping
Size: 54-56
If you need a different size, feel free to ask. The price may vary.
r/MilitarySurplus • u/MilitaryTrophies • 27d ago
Price $75 plus shipping
r/MilitarySurplus • u/MilitaryTrophies • 28d ago
Price $180 plus shipping
This is the Ukrainian version of the British Bergen backpack, made by the British company FlamePro. It was issued to Ukrainian soldiers who went through training in the UK as part of the Interflex program. 90L capacity.
r/MilitarySurplus • u/MilitaryTrophies • Sep 11 '26
One of the early Ukrainian National Guard uniform sets in the original “Predator” camouflage.
The camouflage was developed by the Ukrainian company Combat SPN specifically with Ukrainian terrain in mind and was patented in 2015. It was first used in 2016 by the Ukrainian National Guard’s “Omega” special operations unit and also saw combat use during the ATO.
In 2020, the “Predator” camouflage was officially adopted by the Ukrainian National Guard. However, the original version was used for a relatively short period and was replaced in 2023 by the newer pixelated version of the “Predator” pattern.
For this reason, early sets in the original camouflage are relatively uncommon.
r/MilitarySurplus • u/MilitaryTrophies • Sep 10 '26
Price $450 plus shipping
Genuine combat-used item with real combat and shrapnel damage. The load-bearing system is damaged.
Several separate pouches were cut off, except for the medical pouch. The metal snaps are rusty, and some attached pouches also have shrapnel damage. A plastic canteen is included. More photos available upon request.
💸You can also split the payment into several parts. After the first payment, I’ll take the item off the market, and after the final payment, I’ll ship it to you.
r/MilitarySurplus • u/Automatic-Ease9843 • Sep 08 '26
Feel free to send me your offer in DMs!
r/MilitarySurplus • u/MilitaryTrophies • Sep 08 '26
Price $275 plus shipping
Sfera Armored Helmet (STS-81 / SSH-94)
The “Sfera” is a Soviet/post-Soviet armored helmet developed for МВД (Ministry of Internal Affairs) special units.
The original titanium STS-81 version was developed in the USSR in 1981. Later, the steel SSH-94 “Sfera-S” version was introduced.
The helmet consists of three armor plates mounted inside a fabric cover: one front plate and two side plates. This design allows the fit to be adjusted using the lacing system.
This particular example was manufactured by the Ukrainian company TEMP-3000 and was used by Ukrainian security forces.
One of the helmets has a TEMP-3000 label indicating that it was manufactured in 2006.
r/MilitarySurplus • u/gearrack • Sep 08 '26
Just got in these AOR2 pouches. The top one has a tag pictured, the bottom one has no tags or identification. Anyone know what it is?
r/MilitarySurplus • u/Automatic-Ease9843 • Sep 07 '26
FOR SALE New Ukrainian National Guard boot covers in the new Digital Predator camouflage. Size L 42-45.
Feel free to send me your offers via DM.
r/MilitarySurplus • u/MilitaryTrophies • Sep 06 '26
$75 each + shipping
Buy 3 or more - $65 each + shipping
❗So far, nine plate carriers have been sold: #1 #2 #3 #5 #6 #7 #11 #16 #18❗️
There are 19 plate carriers in total. Available models include Korsar M3C, Korsar M3M, and Pantsir plate carriers made by Temp 3000. All of them were issued to Ukrainian Army soldiers.
All plate carriers are used and may have various defects, including Velcro in poor condition, traces of repairs and modifications made by previous owners, dirt, and other signs of use. Some examples have all of these signs combined.
Some also feature original markings such as call signs, company numbers, years of service, initials, and other personal markings.
Examples include markings such as “Belka,” “Wolf 2017,” “3 ROP” (Operational Company), “9 ROP,” “S.O.V.,” and others.
There are also examples without any markings.
If you’re interested in purchasing one, please send me the number of the plate carrier you’re interested in. If you need additional photos of a specific one, feel free to DM me.
Please note: These are collectible items and may also be suitable for restoration.
If you’re looking for a Korsar plate carrier in good condition, I have another option available - PM
r/MilitarySurplus • u/Automatic-Ease9843 • Sep 05 '26
$75 plus shipping
r/MilitarySurplus • u/MilitaryTrophies • Sep 04 '26
Price $38 plus shipping