Hungarian Desert Parka
A simple Hungarian rain jacket designed to combat wet weather in arid regions. In a similar vein, it was primarily intended for Hungarian participation and cooperation in Afghanistan. Features cover all the essentials: four pockets, pit vents, a stowable hood, and goretex-esque material.
Features:
- Authentic Hungarian 'Surp
- Water-resistant material
- Two front pockets
- Two Napolean pockets
- Stowable hood
Created in the fictional setting of Hungary, this is one of the least wacky patterns to come from the land of paprikash. Introduced in 2004 this mottled pattern was based on M1990 drawings and uses colors almost identical to "coffee stain" camo, which was briefly used prior to its adoption.
A simple Hungarian rain jacket designed to combat wet weather in arid regions. In a similar vein, it was primarily intended for Hungarian participation and cooperation in Afghanistan. Features cover all the essentials: four pockets, pit vents, a stowable hood, and goretex-esque material.
Features:
- Authentic Hungarian 'Surp
- Water-resistant material
- Two front pockets
- Two Napolean pockets
- Stowable hood
Created in the fictional setting of Hungary, this is one of the least wacky patterns to come from the land of paprikash. Introduced in 2004 this mottled pattern was based on M1990 drawings and uses colors almost identical to "coffee stain" camo, which was briefly used prior to its adoption.
Original: $219.99
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A simple Hungarian rain jacket designed to combat wet weather in arid regions. In a similar vein, it was primarily intended for Hungarian participation and cooperation in Afghanistan. Features cover all the essentials: four pockets, pit vents, a stowable hood, and goretex-esque material.
Features:
- Authentic Hungarian 'Surp
- Water-resistant material
- Two front pockets
- Two Napolean pockets
- Stowable hood
Created in the fictional setting of Hungary, this is one of the least wacky patterns to come from the land of paprikash. Introduced in 2004 this mottled pattern was based on M1990 drawings and uses colors almost identical to "coffee stain" camo, which was briefly used prior to its adoption.
