Digital Friend's video: How-to Use Army Surplus Parkas From Cold Countries To Stay Warm And Save Money Tutorial

Army surplus parkas are often relatively high quality, very function, tough wearing and often quite inexpensive. Some parkas even have a really nice cut. Army parkas are often designed for extreme cold weather survival. Soldiers do lots of hard work in the parkas. The parkas can also be used to do non-military work; they often make a great work coat if you need to shovel some snow or do a little framing in freezing cold conditions. Army surplus parkas can be a great value for your money. Some consumer parkas can be quite expensive. An army surplus parka might cost a fraction of what a high end consumer parka costs, yet the warmth is comparable. I keep an army surplus parka in my car trunk during the winter, in case a passenger doesn’t have a warm coat or there’s an automobile break down or other roadside emergency. I also keep some warm wool blankets in my car trunk in case of emergency. Some of the best army surplus parkas seem to come from countries which experience really cold weather. These parkas have work in really cold conditions, which means the quality of the clothing is usually quite high. I also saw construction workers using other army surplus clothing in a city near where I lived. I figure out that this clothing is very well designed and tough wearing. It’s designed for soldiers who have to work outdoors in difficult and dusty conditions for extended periods of time. Construction workers also have to work outdoors often in hard conditions for extended periods of time. Therefore, the army surplus clothing also seems to work well when doing other types of outdoor work. It’s basically inexpensive, tough wearing and highly functional clothing. Purchasing equivalent quality consumer clothing might be much more expensive. Have a look at some army surplus parkas from some really cold countries. Maybe you can get a good quality parka at a very reasonable price. Thanks for watching and Have A Great Day.