Savior bags are the ONLY bags I own. If you're looking for a bag that actually shows up looking like they do in the photos, i.e. not rolled up trash with soft edges, this is the brand for you. SO sturdy, rugged, and well priced. This bag is exactly what you need when you want protection, but can't afford a Pelican or Eyler hard case.
Thank you for the review. This is the first time I have heard of the SAVIOR brand. Did a little further research and ordered the 36” American Classic OD Green for my 2 AR 15s. The case arrived today in a well packaged box. The case is very well made, the padding is great and I really like the pouches and lockable zippers. I put a First Aid kit and tourniquet on the MOLLE attachments. The backpack straps are well padded, only wish they would detach without having to take the straps apart. Each of my ARs has a sling, flashlight and red dot attached. One has a bi-pod. Both rifles fit like a glove in the case with a little room to spare.
Many thanks for the video, it's very helpful to me as I'm in the searching for a new rifle bag, since install the new lens on my Remington 700 the old case it isn't able to close, and there are not to much bags for rifles with 26" barrels. I'm viewing this bag from 2 weeks and your video helped me to make the choice. You won another suscriptor.
I got one off amazon a few weeks ago. I got the urban warfare one in 36" fde. It's very well made! I took my ar15 with 7 mags, ar pistol with 6 mags, and 2 handguns.each with 5 mags. The 2 front pouches on the front will each hold 4 mags. Absolutely love the backpack design. If you just want to use the shoulder strap you can detach the straps and tuck them in the back and reattach them keeping them snug and not flopping around. All around awesome range bag. Would definitely recommend especially for the price. I paid $65 or $69...can't remember.
I have had two of those 36" Drago bags for several years now and they have served me very well. One of them has come with me for pretty much every range trip I've brought a rifle. That Savior bag looks pretty much identical to the Drago, however, it seems to be about 25-30% less in cost. That's a pretty good value if they are at least as good as the Drago bags. I just wish they were a little wider. If I have two rifles in there with any optic larger than a micro dot, it can get a little hard to close the zipper. Same scenario with my long range rifle that has a very wide scope due to the large turrets. Thanks for the review.
I have been using the Savior American Classic for about 9 months. Very durable and plenty of room for my gear. I think it is a great choice and good value.
@Stupid2669 Savior bags still holding up well. Used them for about 40 range visits last year. Obviously, with a lot of ranges closed I haven't been out as much this year.
A few key differences that weren’t covered in this video... the main compartment of the Urban Warfare opens up to a full 180 (see 3:43), whereas others “clamshell”, only opening to around 135-145 degrees (see 1:32 , 7:58). Also I believe the zippered pocket you show at 5:03 is meant to be used to stow the backpack straps when not in use, which most similar bags do not have.
THANK YOU for providing this comment about the incomplete clamshell. I just ordered the American Classic on Amazon an hour or so ago. As soon as I saw your comment and checked out the video at 1:32, I immediately went to Amazon and submitted a request to cancel the order. I HATE products that claim to clamshell but do not completely open to 180. Decided to switch to the Urban Warfare, but the size I want it isn't available at present in black. THANK YOU AGAIN!
The American classic is identical to the Nine Line bag they used to make. They don’t have it on their site anymore but a lot of others do for $89. As far as I know the nine line is only in FDE/Tan. I’m assuming it was made by this company and branded nine line or both use a generic bag and rebrand it. Great looking bag and I hope to get one soon
I agree. Got myself and my brother the urban warfare. No regrets. Half the price. I think they look a lot classier than the other brands. There are differences in these and the voodoo.
I just got one today and it seems to be in good quality and fits my AR-15 and pistols nicely. I am also able to put all the target papers in the bag too so basically one bag holds all. Only thing is after putting a few hundred rounds of ammo in the bag gets really heavy. I will probably carry an ammo case when going to then ranges.
Nice overview of the bags but "It's better because the owner said so, he's a cool guy, and he sent me free bags" isn't the most convincing argument. Also would have appreciated some field testing rather than just opening bags (all still with the tags on, indicating they haven't been used) on a bench. They are meant to carry stuff, not just look good, after all.
No it isnt the most convincing argument. Good thing he did a 12 min review covering the bag inside and out, comparing to other similar brand name bags, so you dont have to take the owner’s word. Also he never made that argument. All he did was mention the owner reached out for him to review. Try listening, instead of TRYING to be a smart ass. Have a nice day.
Question: On the Savior, can those three outside pouches be removed from the big outside pouch by cutting away the stitching that holds them on? The reason is that those are too many pouches for me, I don't need them. Plus, I don't like the way they are designed and the way they stick out from the bag and make the bag totally un-streamlined. They are only something to snag on other contents in my truck when putting in and pulling out.
for the green bag. are the back pack straps removable and can be stowed away? also can it be worn with a sling and does it come with one? ive seen 1 ring in the front where it can be possibly mount to. thanks nice review
more made in usa reviews in general! also just more made in usa products. can get good quality stuff made outside the us for sure. my 7yr old voodoo rifle bag has been great for me with no real complaints but i would much rather get something made in america, by americans with american parts even if it cost a premium when i can afford it. the vast majority of consumers dont want to spend 2, 3 or 4 times as much on that though so reviews of such seem to be more scarce. im currently looking at a smaller range bag and considering the lynx, gauge outfitters or thorn & fire but these savior products do look pretty compelling though, even if not made in america. it is understandable how much harder it is to do full made in usa products will drive most to use overseas production. just the way of the world i suppose.
I have two Drago bags. Have had them for about 4 years. I did have a problem with one zipper, but they replaced the bag for free and I've not had a problem since, so I can't really complain much. Overall, I've been very happy.
Pause @1:30. Velcro stitches look undone/broken? @6:12 did you actually test that off-camera at some point, or did you just take their word for it? Did they give you any numbers (e.g. can stand up to X temperature without melting)? (I thought I was going to see more of a review, but this came across a bit more like a longer-than-average ad.) Did it get a lot of use? In any case, how's it holding up a year later?
Hey, I don't want to be that guy... I admit the "American Classic" is a FANTASTIC bag. I know, because I bought the same exact bag from Voodoo Tactical like 4 years ago. It is my range bag that I use every time I go shooting. Savior Equipment is just a reseller of Chinese products and they sew their logo on them. Search on Alibaba and you will find this same bag by a dozen different retailers
Generally, all of these bags are made by one company. The companies that have them made by this company (usually in China), send the materials and specifications, and the bags are made accordingly. Lots of these bags look very similar, but the differences are the price, and the quality of the materials used. So, the trick for consumers is to do research into how they are made, and the materials used, and also consider pricing. Many times the lower or mid priced items will actually be of higher quality. It all depends on how much profit the company selling the items to the general public want. I've seen much the same thing when it comes to spotting scopes, rifle scopes, and basically optics that are also made in China. Do your research, and then buy.
Shame on you for not pointing out that the American Classic does not open to full flat clamshell. I ordered the bag from Amazon about an hour ago, but then immediately went back and requested to cancel the order when seeing below here a comment from another viewer that you did not mention this flaw with the bag. Why companies do not make their "clamshell" products to open up COMPLETELY flat blows my mind! The only think I can think of is that their products are designed by people who never use such products and do not think through how they are used.
Hi Dane, This is Chris from Savior Equipment. I understand that VISM is cheaper in price but I am almost certain that our bag are not made the same. If your willing to do a youtube video comparing them, I would love to send you 1 of our 55" bag and purchase a VISM brand bag 55" too. If your interested in this offer, please email me chrisy@saviorequipment.com Thanks
I have the VISM bag in 42" and am now looking for a 46" bag. From the pictures on Amazon they do look the same as the Savior bags. Only about $5 to $8 difference in price depending on color. I might try the Savior just to see if they are the same.
@@chrisyang347 Doesn't look like he took you up on your offer, what a shame. I bought your 42 inch bag and it is great. It was a few dollars cheaper than the VISM case. There are a few differences that I noticed and the material looks higher quality on your bag (granted I can only compare with another youtube video). I would of gotten the 55" bag but I only have 1 firearm that is that size so I opted for the smaller bag. Anyway, thank you for a great product!
@@chrisyang347 Chris, I would possibly be interested in doing a comparison video with one of your bags. I'm shopping for a 46" bag for a long range rifle right now, and while I don't have a VISM rifle bag to compare it to, I do have a Drago. I do have a VISM shoulder bag, but that's not really comparable. If you are still around, and are willing to set something up, reply to me and we'll see what we can do.
Savior missed the target with the low-profile style, the end pockets on the classic shoulda been on the newer model for their claim as a lower-profile bag not so with that over bulky pockets, fugly as shit and distracts from the low-profile claim= FAIL
A lot of company’s use the exact same case designe and materials. This is a whole sale product, VISM and Condor sales the same thing but for cheaper (50$ on sale on optics planet) Hopefully this comment helps anybody out looking for a new case because this video is bullshit
Savior bags are the ONLY bags I own. If you're looking for a bag that actually shows up looking like they do in the photos, i.e. not rolled up trash with soft edges, this is the brand for you. SO sturdy, rugged, and well priced. This bag is exactly what you need when you want protection, but can't afford a Pelican or Eyler hard case.
Thank you for the review. This is the first time I have heard of the SAVIOR brand. Did a little further research and ordered the 36” American Classic OD Green for my 2 AR 15s. The case arrived today in a well packaged box. The case is very well made, the padding is great and I really like the pouches and lockable zippers. I put a First Aid kit and tourniquet on the MOLLE attachments. The backpack straps are well padded, only wish they would detach without having to take the straps apart.
Each of my ARs has a sling, flashlight and red dot attached. One has a bi-pod. Both rifles fit like a glove in the case with a little room to spare.
You answered all my questions. Savior seems to be the clear winner. Thanks man.
I got the urban warfare for Christmas and I love it! The bag is really sturdy and roomy. It's a great brand.
Many thanks for the video, it's very helpful to me as I'm in the searching for a new rifle bag, since install the new lens on my Remington 700 the old case it isn't able to close, and there are not to much bags for rifles with 26" barrels. I'm viewing this bag from 2 weeks and your video helped me to make the choice. You won another suscriptor.
Great review. I’ve been looking for a nice rifle bag. I like what you covered. I’ll definitely check these out.
I bought the 46" version and it fits my M82A1 when broken down. Good quality!
I got one off amazon a few weeks ago. I got the urban warfare one in 36" fde. It's very well made! I took my ar15 with 7 mags, ar pistol with 6 mags, and 2 handguns.each with 5 mags. The 2 front pouches on the front will each hold 4 mags. Absolutely love the backpack design. If you just want to use the shoulder strap you can detach the straps and tuck them in the back and reattach them keeping them snug and not flopping around. All around awesome range bag. Would definitely recommend especially for the price. I paid $65 or $69...can't remember.
I have had two of those 36" Drago bags for several years now and they have served me very well. One of them has come with me for pretty much every range trip I've brought a rifle. That Savior bag looks pretty much identical to the Drago, however, it seems to be about 25-30% less in cost. That's a pretty good value if they are at least as good as the Drago bags. I just wish they were a little wider. If I have two rifles in there with any optic larger than a micro dot, it can get a little hard to close the zipper. Same scenario with my long range rifle that has a very wide scope due to the large turrets. Thanks for the review.
I have been using the Savior American Classic for about 9 months. Very durable and plenty of room for my gear. I think it is a great choice and good value.
@Stupid2669 Savior bags still holding up well. Used them for about 40 range visits last year. Obviously, with a lot of ranges closed I haven't been out as much this year.
A few key differences that weren’t covered in this video... the main compartment of the Urban Warfare opens up to a full 180 (see 3:43), whereas others “clamshell”, only opening to around 135-145 degrees (see 1:32 , 7:58). Also I believe the zippered pocket you show at 5:03 is meant to be used to stow the backpack straps when not in use, which most similar bags do not have.
THANK YOU for providing this comment about the incomplete clamshell. I just ordered the American Classic on Amazon an hour or so ago. As soon as I saw your comment and checked out the video at 1:32, I immediately went to Amazon and submitted a request to cancel the order. I HATE products that claim to clamshell but do not completely open to 180. Decided to switch to the Urban Warfare, but the size I want it isn't available at present in black. THANK YOU AGAIN!
@@johnschmidt6089 Actually it does open up 180 degrees. The bulk of the front pockets and the backpack straps give the impression that it does not.
I didn't catch that. Thanks for pointing that out.
Save time: this is the best review of Savior bags...
I agree!
Recently ordered the American one. Can’t wait!
Thanks for the comparison of all the different bags. I think urban warfare is gonna be the bag for me .
The American classic is identical to the Nine Line bag they used to make. They don’t have it on their site anymore but a lot of others do for $89. As far as I know the nine line is only in FDE/Tan. I’m assuming it was made by this company and branded nine line or both use a generic bag and rebrand it. Great looking bag and I hope to get one soon
Thanks! Gonna get one.
Savior uwf, is not bad at all for the money!! Good review breaks down different options one might be looking for.
Bought one a year ago, liked it so much I just bought another.
Thank you great review!!
This is the exact same case as the Bulldog Case rifle bag. Both are great.
I agree. Got myself and my brother the urban warfare. No regrets. Half the price. I think they look a lot classier than the other brands. There are differences in these and the voodoo.
I just got one today and it seems to be in good quality and fits my AR-15 and pistols nicely. I am also able to put all the target papers in the bag too so basically one bag holds all. Only thing is after putting a few hundred rounds of ammo in the bag gets really heavy. I will probably carry an ammo case when going to then ranges.
How is the bag holding up? I was looking for a bag to carry a single pistol and rifle
Which color of the urban warfare did you like best? I can't decide! Thanks for the review
Excellent review
Any chance of doing a video review of the Savior Equipment Urban Takedown Bag?
Nice overview of the bags but "It's better because the owner said so, he's a cool guy, and he sent me free bags" isn't the most convincing argument. Also would have appreciated some field testing rather than just opening bags (all still with the tags on, indicating they haven't been used) on a bench. They are meant to carry stuff, not just look good, after all.
No it isnt the most convincing argument. Good thing he did a 12 min review covering the bag inside and out, comparing to other similar brand name bags, so you dont have to take the owner’s word. Also he never made that argument. All he did was mention the owner reached out for him to review. Try listening, instead of TRYING to be a smart ass. Have a nice day.
@@flexluthor1691 I doubt that the owner actually reached out to him.
Sounds like another influencer shill
Funny i thought suitcases usually advertise nylon as better because it's a more abrasive resistant material then polyester bags I think they claim.
Oh snap i just bought one last week! Just now seen this video.
Nice review Chad!
Question: On the Savior, can those three outside pouches be removed from the big outside pouch by cutting away the stitching that holds them on?
The reason is that those are too many pouches for me, I don't need them. Plus, I don't like the way they are designed and the way they stick out from the bag and make the bag totally un-streamlined. They are only something to snag on other contents in my truck when putting in and pulling out.
Mine showing up next week classic.
for the green bag. are the back pack straps removable and can be stowed away? also can it be worn with a sling and does it come with one? ive seen 1 ring in the front where it can be possibly mount to. thanks nice review
They look fantastic, do you guy shipped or have a distributor in UK or EU?
Man, pricing on these has drastically changed since this video was released.
How many inches are the bags you reviewed?
Great bags. I've got 5 of those
would like to see you review the Lynx bag. about 400 bucks.. made in USA tho
more made in usa reviews in general! also just more made in usa products. can get good quality stuff made outside the us for sure. my 7yr old voodoo rifle bag has been great for me with no real complaints but i would much rather get something made in america, by americans with american parts even if it cost a premium when i can afford it. the vast majority of consumers dont want to spend 2, 3 or 4 times as much on that though so reviews of such seem to be more scarce. im currently looking at a smaller range bag and considering the lynx, gauge outfitters or thorn & fire but these savior products do look pretty compelling though, even if not made in america. it is understandable how much harder it is to do full made in usa products will drive most to use overseas production. just the way of the world i suppose.
Where did you get that spade and heart hand guard??
Is that a thorn hand cannon I see in the background?!
This is very similar to the Drago bags. I hope the Savior bags don't have horrible zippers like the Drago offerings.
I have two Drago bags. Have had them for about 4 years. I did have a problem with one zipper, but they replaced the bag for free and I've not had a problem since, so I can't really complain much. Overall, I've been very happy.
Excellent products …
But does the bag bend i don’t want a flexible bag but I also don’t want a hard rifle case
They’re also made in Myanmar which is better than China by far. The Burmese have a great attention to detail and do quality work.
Sucks they don’t deliver to Hawaii. I’ll have to see if my favorite shop @primesportshawaii to see if they can bring it in.
Justin Young
Amazon has them in stock
are the pouches seem too large on urban?
Where do I buy this bag & how much ??
Anyone have a coupon code for savior equipment?
Pause @1:30. Velcro stitches look undone/broken? @6:12 did you actually test that off-camera at some point, or did you just take their word for it? Did they give you any numbers (e.g. can stand up to X temperature without melting)? (I thought I was going to see more of a review, but this came across a bit more like a longer-than-average ad.) Did it get a lot of use? In any case, how's it holding up a year later?
I saw that, too.
What color is that one
You could store the backpack straps in the pockets
Hey, I don't want to be that guy...
I admit the "American Classic" is a FANTASTIC bag. I know, because I bought the same exact bag from Voodoo Tactical like 4 years ago. It is my range bag that I use every time I go shooting.
Savior Equipment is just a reseller of Chinese products and they sew their logo on them.
Search on Alibaba and you will find this same bag by a dozen different retailers
What a coincidence I just bought one before I saw this video.
Which one, did you like it and worth buying
Get mine in 4 days, caint wait to lut my AR 15 in it
How do you measure the AR15 M&P rifle for the best fit
tape measure
@@chuteboxegod hahaha
hi man, do you think a metal detector can fit in there?
Check out there website, they have long bags. Measure you detector and do what you gotta do.
Generally, all of these bags are made by one company. The companies that have them made by this company (usually in China), send the materials and specifications, and the bags are made accordingly. Lots of these bags look very similar, but the differences are the price, and the quality of the materials used.
So, the trick for consumers is to do research into how they are made, and the materials used, and also consider pricing. Many times the lower or mid priced items will actually be of higher quality. It all depends on how much profit the company selling the items to the general public want.
I've seen much the same thing when it comes to spotting scopes, rifle scopes, and basically optics that are also made in China. Do your research, and then buy.
Savior also gives these cases a lifetime warranty
Would you recommend the 36" or the 42" bag for an AR15 with 16" barrel?
I have the same question
I ordered the 36".
@@kevinking1750 how well did they fit? The average 16” AR collapse to 34”. Thanks.
@@scott2228 Fit just fine
Competitors:
VISM, Voodoo Tactical 36”, Drago 36”,
Shame on you for not pointing out that the American Classic does not open to full flat clamshell. I ordered the bag from Amazon about an hour ago, but then immediately went back and requested to cancel the order when seeing below here a comment from another viewer that you did not mention this flaw with the bag. Why companies do not make their "clamshell" products to open up COMPLETELY flat blows my mind! The only think I can think of is that their products are designed by people who never use such products and do not think through how they are used.
Bowlth
Didn't cover a lot of ground with the other bags. Not very in depth.
The American Classic is just a rebranded VISM case...and the VISM is cheaper in the same lengths and cheaper in the 55" length.
Hi Dane, This is Chris from Savior Equipment. I understand that VISM is cheaper in price but I am almost certain that our bag are not made the same. If your willing to do a youtube video comparing them, I would love to send you 1 of our 55" bag and purchase a VISM brand bag 55" too. If your interested in this offer, please email me chrisy@saviorequipment.com Thanks
@Dane Kaylor
Bueller, Bueller?
I have the VISM bag in 42" and am now looking for a 46" bag. From the pictures on Amazon they do look the same as the Savior bags. Only about $5 to $8 difference in price depending on color. I might try the Savior just to see if they are the same.
@@chrisyang347 Doesn't look like he took you up on your offer, what a shame. I bought your 42 inch bag and it is great. It was a few dollars cheaper than the VISM case. There are a few differences that I noticed and the material looks higher quality on your bag (granted I can only compare with another youtube video). I would of gotten the 55" bag but I only have 1 firearm that is that size so I opted for the smaller bag. Anyway, thank you for a great product!
@@chrisyang347 Chris, I would possibly be interested in doing a comparison video with one of your bags. I'm shopping for a 46" bag for a long range rifle right now, and while I don't have a VISM rifle bag to compare it to, I do have a Drago. I do have a VISM shoulder bag, but that's not really comparable. If you are still around, and are willing to set something up, reply to me and we'll see what we can do.
So I can carry my AR and 336... In case there's varments and terrorists...in the Bayou
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The best rifle case is the Eagle Industries. Hands down...
Savior missed the target with the low-profile style, the end pockets on the classic shoulda been on the newer model for their claim as a lower-profile bag not so with that over bulky pockets, fugly as shit and distracts from the low-profile claim= FAIL
Agree. Catchy-hangy crap with bulky flap closures. Good for nothing but collecting dirt and leaves and twigs.
Starting to think this guy makes videos based on what he can find on Amazon so he can make affiliate money off of it.
Pretty normal bag standard for the market
Lmfao
At the end you did not show each bag long enough. 👎👎
Who cares about heat??? I want a strong durable 1000d nylon. Not a cheaper 600d polyester.
Not made in the USA. . Buy equipment manufactured in the USA. If we don't, we can't complain when there are not enough jobs. Wake up
What's a good American company that makes good weapon bags? In the market for a new bag.
Ugh... The urban warfare is all but sold out.
They all do the same shit
A lot of company’s use the exact same case designe and materials. This is a whole sale product, VISM and Condor sales the same thing but for cheaper (50$ on sale on optics planet) Hopefully this comment helps anybody out looking for a new case because this video is bullshit
What’s that annoying crap music in the background.