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Danish Flyver 2027

I will update as the year goes along along with POCs/ Location/ Contact info as it becomes available:

🇩🇰 ATTENTION, INTERNATIONAL PARTNERS, COLLEAGUES & FRIENDS AROUND THE WORLD! 🌍

We have been holding on to this news long enough…

Now it’s time to release it! 🔥

On 1 November 2026, registration for international participation in FLYVER MARCH 2027 officially opens!

And this year, we are opening registration EARLY.

Why?

Because we want the word to spread.

You will have almost EIGHT MONTHS to register, gather your unit, your colleagues, your friends and your team — and get ready to stand together with thousands of participants from around the world.

No last-minute registration. No excuses.

Plan early. Train hard. March together. 💪

🎖️ ONE PACKAGE. EVERYTHING INCLUDED.

For 2027, we have decided to make it simple.

One complete package for everyone — worldwide.

No complicated add-ons. No need to purchase additional items.

Just one package packed with Flyver March gear, at an exceptionally low price for participation in the world's largest one-day military march.

Your package includes:

🏅 1 × Flyver March Medal

For first-time participants

🥈 1 × Unique Silver “2”

For your second participation — for both ribbon and medal

🪖 1 × Flyver March 2027 Patch

🎗️ 1 × Ribbon in the original Flyver March colours

US size

🪙 1 × Flyver March 2027 Challenge Coin

🇩🇰 1 × Veteran Support Sticker

Each sticker donates $1 / €1 directly to veteran support

📜 1 × Printed Certificate

Produced on high-quality paper

⚡ EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION

This year, we are launching a special Early Bird price for all international participants.

1 NOVEMBER 2026 – 15 MARCH 2027

🔥 EARLY BIRD PRICE: 140 DKK

≈ 21 USD / 19 EUR

After 15 March 2027, the price will be:

165 DKK

≈ 25 USD / 22 EUR

So if you already know that you are joining us…

Why wait?

⏰ FINAL DEADLINE — 1 JULY 2027

We have also decided to introduce a firm and final registration deadline.

1 JULY 2027.

After this date, the registration system will close and international registration will no longer be possible.

So get your unit together.

Get your team together.

Spread the word.

Make sure you are ready.

🌍 FLYVER MARCH 2027

International participation will take place during the last weekend of August 2027.

One weekend.

Thousands of soldiers.

Countries across the globe.

One common purpose.

ONE MARCH. ONE COMMUNITY. ONE MISSION.

🇩🇰 FLYVER MARCH – TOGETHER WE GO FURTHER.

Keep following our Facebook page.

There is MUCH more to come regarding registration, participation and Flyver March 2027.

Stand by.

The countdown starts now. ⏳🔥

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u/Lanky_Trifle5350 — 11 days ago

Backpack that can handle 90 lbs.

Ive been trying to find a backpack that can handle 90 pounds. Struck out twice trying to order online (quality was lower than expected when they arrived). It would be used for rucks 3-4 times a week and then also for the occasional hunting trip. Looking for any recommendations. Thanks in advance.

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u/dcalibrator — 11 days ago
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How do you guys log so many miles? It takes me about a hour to do 5k but that was at an event and pushed myself.

Usually, 1 mile with 20 lb is taking me about 25 minutes right now. So 2 miles at this pace is 40 minutes, and 3 miles would be 1 hour 15 minutes.
At a 5K event, I did push myself and finished a 5K in an hour, and that was only my second week of rucking. Now it’s been a month.

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u/jsingh21 — 12 days ago
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First ever ruck 10kg /22lbs 98kg Bw

First ever ruck was so tough but fun never thought I would be able to do 8km when 5 months ago I couldn’t do 300m before my calf’s locked up

u/EnvironmentalComb115 — 12 days ago

Question about rucking(complete beginner)

So the story is, i want to get in the army in my country and i need to run 2km in 9:50min max.

Now in my area is impossible to run, very muddy, mixed terrain. Will rucking improve my cardio in like 6-7 months to be able to pass the test? Right now i don t have a good physical condition.

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u/Nervous-Maize941 — 13 days ago

Suggestions for back recovery

Ok folks, could use some non medical professional advice. Last weekend I strained my right lumbar area taking ACs out of the windows. On Friday I thought it was good enough for a ruck....I was wrong.

The real bad part is Im doing the Norwegian Foot March on Oct 23rd. Im currently doing easy mobility stretches in the morning and evening, applying heat a couple times a day, and easy walks to help with circulation and movement.

What else should I, or shouldn't I do, to help recovery in time for the NFM?

Thanks

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u/bishop527 — 11 days ago
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Yup... Need to ruck more

35 pounds, 1hr+ on a bit of singletrack, but today was not about pace. My dog tagged along and every 25 or so meters he had to do what Goldens do best: shit, piss, sniff, cuddle, sniff some more, snack, snif harder, repeat. He deserves his break and a bowl of water now, watching a local bootcamp group go nuts 😊.

For me though... This walk eased my mind. Needed that. I'll get my 'proper training' next time.

u/fluke031 — 11 days ago
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Trying to walk 56 miles this October

Hey all,

I used to do a fair amount of walking and rucking, but my numbers have dropped off quite a bit recently thanks to work and family commitments.

For October, I’m aiming to get back to a consistent one-hour Ruck each day. That works out pretty well for a virtual walk from London to Brighton, so I wondered if anyone here fancied joining me.

The route is about 56 miles / 90 km, which works out at roughly one 1.8-mile walk a day across the month. It’s based on actual walking workouts rather than general daily steps, so the idea is to deliberately get out for a walk and have that distance move you along the London-to-Brighton route.

I’ve tried doing challenges like this on my own a few times before and usually end up falling off somewhere along the way, so this time I’m hoping a bit of friendly competition will keep me honest and make it more interesting.

The whole idea is just to have a reason to get out consistently and walk a bit more during October.

If anyone wants to join me, the challenge is here

https://app.route-rally.com/explore/102/walk-london-to-brighton-october-2026

u/aseyhowell — 14 days ago