Definitely go ahead and start building up the smaller kit, but if you are looking for a backpack maybe wait a couple months. It looks like some new and improved items are on the way, but at this point we don't know when for sure
@@TimothyKeys any further info on this? I was looking at the Jääkari M for everyday bushcraft & tasks in the woods. Upon hearing they may be updating it, I don't know now. 😅 The only thing I would like to see changed on the 'M' is a more solid roll top like the 'L' & 'XL' or a more simplistic opening like the 'S' as the cordage opening.
@@Altriex. There is word out there that this is an entirely new line of backpacks coming out, and the Jääkari line will remain unchanged. That is all the information I have at this point
Yeah it always bugs me when product photos or videos only show what it looks like from the outside looking in, shadows and weird angles included, so I decided to immediately flip the bags inside out as the first thing I did.
Another great hatka mod is to get the Särmä TST flat shoulder straps from Varusteleka. They're designed for their CP10/CP15 backpacks but they fit the Hatka perfectly. Much more comfortable than the stock straps and not as bulky as padded straps.
I will definitely give it a try when I get the chance, right now my Varusteleka cart is set up for some summer gear I need for the family but very soon I will do it. And I have to make sure to hold some money back just in case the new backpacks drop soon
Thank you very much, it looks like I'll be continuing with more too because I'm having some fun here and I love to do the little things that make me happy
Nicely flowing video. Not too fast, not too slow and everything is very clear said / showed. Btw, kukkaro means wallet in finnish but no harm done. Nevertheless, that looks more of a purse than a wallet. 😄
What do you keep prepacked in the savotta M ?? And how much sustainment food/water could you carry with the Hatka attached?? Mainly for a camping/emergency situation. And could you do a video on the Hatka set up as well ???
I can do some separate videos for some of what you ask, but as for food and water that is highly dependent on a lot of factors. Do you have a water filter, way to boil, or a clean water source near your intended location? Are you looking at prepackaged meals or are you going to cook? I can try to address that too but I would have to do a lot of thinking to come back with some good answers for you on that. As for emergency preparedness there are a lot of better folks out there to look to for that kind of information. I'm just having fun and doing it as safe as I can.
@@TimothyKeys the reason I ask is because I'm looking to replace my current bug out bag but it's hard to gauge the amount of stuff you could get into a bag just by the dimensions given on a website and there's aren't many people showing the Savotta M as a emergency bag use situation and I just want to get a idea based on what you carry (understanding that out situation are probably a bit different) and because my founds are limited and I really want to do sure on a bag before coughing up the money. And there is always someone who knows more than us but doesn't mean we can't learn from each other, you might have thought of something I missed and not realised until I see it. So if you are willing to do a video on this rather large topic, I for one would be very grateful and interested in watching and hearing your thoughts on it and how you would approach it
I will see what I can do, I do have a lot of practice in this area so maybe I can help a little bit. But if you are looking at a bugout bag, definitely check out the Savotta Keikka line of bags as well. Keep a look out and I will probably have something up for you soon
If you could get a Glock 45 to fit, it would be just barely. No chance of any speedy deployment. Much better suited for a subcompact, which for bonus points you could probably holster in the open back panel where the straps can tuck in.
Absolutely yes, I can't imagine anyone makes a phone right now that would be too big for this pouch. For a small essentials daybag, this is perfect. Keys, wallet, phone and all will fit inside with room left over for more
Man it's really nice to see foreigners get as excited about Savotta products as I do. Keep it up!
I always like to say that Finnish gear is like graduating to gear university, especially Savotta and Särmä/Särmä TST
I've always wanted to try gear from savotta. Now it's time. Thanks for your reviews
Definitely go ahead and start building up the smaller kit, but if you are looking for a backpack maybe wait a couple months. It looks like some new and improved items are on the way, but at this point we don't know when for sure
@@TimothyKeys any further info on this?
I was looking at the Jääkari M for everyday bushcraft & tasks in the woods. Upon hearing they may be updating it, I don't know now. 😅
The only thing I would like to see changed on the 'M' is a more solid roll top like the 'L' & 'XL' or a more simplistic opening like the 'S' as the cordage opening.
@@Altriex. There is word out there that this is an entirely new line of backpacks coming out, and the Jääkari line will remain unchanged. That is all the information I have at this point
Fun! I appreciate that you fully turned in inside out.
Yeah it always bugs me when product photos or videos only show what it looks like from the outside looking in, shadows and weird angles included, so I decided to immediately flip the bags inside out as the first thing I did.
you make amazing review videos, keep making them, it helped me a lot and I would love to see the review of Jääkäri M backpack!
Thank you, even my wife says it looks like I'm having some fun and I should continue. I'll get that Jääkäri M video up for you soon
Dope, I like how you just dive into it and experiment with it, keep at it.
I plan to do the full range of Savotta products now, these videos are fun and it brings us all together
4:25 Yes please. Also an in depth review of your hatka/keikka harness mod would be very appriciated.
I'll keep 'em comin. I'm having fun
Another great hatka mod is to get the Särmä TST flat shoulder straps from Varusteleka. They're designed for their CP10/CP15 backpacks but they fit the Hatka perfectly. Much more comfortable than the stock straps and not as bulky as padded straps.
@@Arctic2Noob I will definitely try this out, thanks friend :)
@@TimothyKeys you probably saw my daily driver post on the subreddit, so if you like how it looks and sounds, go for it
I will definitely give it a try when I get the chance, right now my Varusteleka cart is set up for some summer gear I need for the family but very soon I will do it. And I have to make sure to hold some money back just in case the new backpacks drop soon
Thanks for the Review, you make great videos. Thanks
Thank you very much, it looks like I'll be continuing with more too because I'm having some fun here and I love to do the little things that make me happy
Nicely flowing video. Not too fast, not too slow and everything is very clear said / showed. Btw, kukkaro means wallet in finnish but no harm done. Nevertheless, that looks more of a purse than a wallet. 😄
Thank you friend :) and I will keep that in mind in case I have to cover it again in the future
What do you keep prepacked in the savotta M ?? And how much sustainment food/water could you carry with the Hatka attached?? Mainly for a camping/emergency situation. And could you do a video on the Hatka set up as well ???
I can do some separate videos for some of what you ask, but as for food and water that is highly dependent on a lot of factors. Do you have a water filter, way to boil, or a clean water source near your intended location? Are you looking at prepackaged meals or are you going to cook? I can try to address that too but I would have to do a lot of thinking to come back with some good answers for you on that.
As for emergency preparedness there are a lot of better folks out there to look to for that kind of information. I'm just having fun and doing it as safe as I can.
@@TimothyKeys the reason I ask is because I'm looking to replace my current bug out bag but it's hard to gauge the amount of stuff you could get into a bag just by the dimensions given on a website and there's aren't many people showing the Savotta M as a emergency bag use situation and I just want to get a idea based on what you carry (understanding that out situation are probably a bit different) and because my founds are limited and I really want to do sure on a bag before coughing up the money. And there is always someone who knows more than us but doesn't mean we can't learn from each other, you might have thought of something I missed and not realised until I see it. So if you are willing to do a video on this rather large topic, I for one would be very grateful and interested in watching and hearing your thoughts on it and how you would approach it
I will see what I can do, I do have a lot of practice in this area so maybe I can help a little bit. But if you are looking at a bugout bag, definitely check out the Savotta Keikka line of bags as well.
Keep a look out and I will probably have something up for you soon
@@TimothyKeys thank you very much
great review .. lets see that medic bag :P
Coming up soon, still waiting on a few pieces. But I am going back to the responder gig soon so it will be up and ready within a week or so
I wonder if this would fit a full size handgun, like a Glock 45 or 19x. Any thoughts?
If you could get a Glock 45 to fit, it would be just barely. No chance of any speedy deployment. Much better suited for a subcompact, which for bonus points you could probably holster in the open back panel where the straps can tuck in.
Does a Smartphone fit inside the pouch?
Absolutely yes, I can't imagine anyone makes a phone right now that would be too big for this pouch. For a small essentials daybag, this is perfect. Keys, wallet, phone and all will fit inside with room left over for more