It is a 27 liter back, but the extra side pockets add 1,5 liter each. So the fully capacity are at 30 liter total. Good review, it’s a lovely rucksack!
Thanks for that mate I’ve just made up my mind cause your the first to show the pack on your back, great review the pack looks like the perfect size for me. All the best, Jonathan
Love the 'erm' and the pack slapping - so true😅 Love how Wildcamping and it's associated gear has become a sub-culture all of its own. A fun club to be in✊🏻
Good review, Chris! The pack is supposed to be 27L, and the rings that you mentioned on the seat cover are supposed to look like the rings of a tree (Stubben can be translated as "Stump"... :). Hope to see more vids coming!
Very thorough review, thanks. In my experience the leather parts can easily go hard and dry after a while. How do you intend to protect them? Also how much is one of these please? Thanks
Hi, mine was approx £240 GBP including the side pouches. This version is now discontinued and its called the Singhi Stubben now - there is less detailing and little to no leather on the new ones. As for keeping the leather supple on mine, I just use some wax, such as that made for leather walking boots. Keeps it supple and well conditioned. It's a lovely pack. Timeless. Check out the Singhi Stubben or keep an eye out for a second hand original one.
Thanks for the review. we ll presented. . I love the look of this product but I'm needing something larger to carry overnight camp gear , food and winter clothing. sadly this won't be big enough.
Hmmm must admit I need a new day and camping pack. I am at present getting rid of all of my cheap, 'heavy' hiking gear and replacing it with lightweight gear, which is a lot more expensive - backpacks next! Nice drone footage again Chris, at the end. Cheers Alan
Good little review that haven’t heard much about this brand but I enjoy solid gear always enjoyed my Barbour and Meindle boots gonna give them a look 👀 bag looks bomb proof and hard wearing cheers James
I took a good long look at this pack a few years ago primarily for my bushcrafty style wild woodland camps. As you said fjallraven do some great gear but for an outdoor gear addict I find them frustratingly over priced. It's bloody good but ultimately I can't chuck that much wedge at the brand knowing there are other equally good brands where my hard earned could go further. I settled on a brand new old stock Swedish LK35 for smashing about in the woods and it's such a great pack for that purpose. It's as tough as old boots, built to be abused. It's huge and carries heavy loads well. How are you getting on with the stubby?
Alright mate, totally agree re the price.... Was a bit of a luxury purchase. Its going well, still in good condition and hopefully will keep going for many years. I've got an LK35 too which I use for woodland hammock camps and yep, great bag and built to last - tough as old boots! ATB
Great looking pack, and great idea that it comes as a "seat". I know what you mean about the "wet back", people seem to worry about that way too much !! Here in Canada though, the last thing you want in Winter, is a wet back !! haha. Looks comfy enough, and very practical. Could've done with one of those instead of the old 58 pattern webbing I had in my first few years in the Army !! Great review pal, and another great video.
Thanks mate. It’s a great bit of kit, really well made ! Not used it for much other than a few local walks really ! It’s too good to mess up 🙈 All the best for 2018 !
Thank you very much for this nice review! Can you please tell me how you fit in your Mavic? Is it a suitable backpack for transporting all your drone equipment?
Hi, thanks for watching. The pack easily fits in my Mavic. I have the Fly More combo which includes a carry case - this is quite small and easily fits in the base of the Stubben, with plenty of room for other equipment etc. Hope this helps. Have a great 2018 !
OK, so you you just put the complete fly more combo bag inside this stubben backpack. That is a good solution. Thank you very for your reply! Best wishes for you too!
Yeah that’s basically it. I could separate all the parts and have the controller in the front zipper but find the carry case fits in the base just fine.
Great video, I just bought mine, and am expecting it to be delivered next week. Nice to see the drone footage 👍 did or will you use the wax on the backpack ?
Hi, not really - It's certainly no ultralight pack - but for a day pack with a seat - more than manageable. Enjoy your purchase - you will love it when it arrives ! ATB
@@MCMOutdoors that's great thanks for the reply! I will let you know, ordering my new side pockets and gear pocket tonight!! Can't wait to take it put axe and lap lander attached
@@jonathanshepherd3871 thanks for the sub! I've waxed mine just the once - I found it hasn't needed much! Another tip is to rub in a v small amount of wax (I. E. the type used for boots) on any leather detailing Inc the logo. Keeps it supple and looking ace.
27L without the side pockets which add on about another 5 each - you can't get this version anymore sadly, they make a newer one - similar, called the "Singi Stubben" but not as good in my opinion.
It is a 27 liter back, but the extra side pockets add 1,5 liter each. So the fully capacity are at 30 liter total. Good review, it’s a lovely rucksack!
Thanks for the info 👍
Thanks for that mate I’ve just made up my mind cause your the first to show the pack on your back, great review the pack looks like the perfect size for me. All the best,
Jonathan
+Awesome Outdoors thanks mate - it’s a great bit of kit
Nice pack. Reminds me of the old military Alice packs. Great thorough review Chris!! Drone footage was awesome!! Well done!!
+Pinetree Line Outdoors thanks mate - appreciate the comment and the view ATB
Thank you so much for doing this video. Sold me and I ordered. Thanks mate from Texas!!
You’re welcome mate. The pack is awesome and you will love it.
Love the 'erm' and the pack slapping - so true😅 Love how Wildcamping and it's associated gear has become a sub-culture all of its own. A fun club to be in✊🏻
Pack slapping is essential and an involuntary part of reviewing any bulky product 🤣
Brilliant review really in-depth. Full of information. Really enjoyed watching. 👍
Thanks, glad you found it useful 👍
Excellent back pack
Cheers 👍
Good review, Chris! The pack is supposed to be 27L, and the rings that you mentioned on the seat cover are supposed to look like the rings of a tree (Stubben can be translated as "Stump"... :). Hope to see more vids coming!
+Buck Hunter thanks for the info mate. I love the pack. It’s just so well made. Almost don’t want to use it !!! Lots more vids to come. ATB
Really great and informative review! Great nature, great self footage from drone. Thanks, greetings from Lithuania.
Thank you 🙂 and greetings from the UK 👍
Great Video, thank you for this!!! Many greetings from germany.......Roland.
Hi Roland - greetings from the UK !
Thanks for watching. I can thoroughly recommend the pack !
ATB
Very thorough review, thanks. In my experience the leather parts can easily go hard and dry after a while. How do you intend to protect them? Also how much is one of these please? Thanks
Hi, mine was approx £240 GBP including the side pouches. This version is now discontinued and its called the Singhi Stubben now - there is less detailing and little to no leather on the new ones.
As for keeping the leather supple on mine, I just use some wax, such as that made for leather walking boots. Keeps it supple and well conditioned.
It's a lovely pack. Timeless.
Check out the Singhi Stubben or keep an eye out for a second hand original one.
Thanks for the review. we ll presented. . I love the look of this product but I'm needing something larger to carry overnight camp gear , food and winter clothing. sadly this won't be big enough.
No worries Stevie...... If you ever need a smaller pack, keep this one in mind. ATB
Hmmm must admit I need a new day and camping pack. I am at present getting rid of all of my cheap, 'heavy' hiking gear and replacing it with lightweight gear, which is a lot more expensive - backpacks next! Nice drone footage again Chris, at the end. Cheers Alan
+Alan METALMAN cheers Alan, the Fjällräven stuff is certainly nice gear...... we need to pack light but we never can...... too much Beer ! ATB - Chris
Good little review that haven’t heard much about this brand but I enjoy solid gear always enjoyed my Barbour and Meindle boots gonna give them a look 👀 bag looks bomb proof and hard wearing cheers James
+Walkingthelakes ! Alright matey....... yeah it’s the dogs...... mint gear. Ta for watching 👍
I took a good long look at this pack a few years ago primarily for my bushcrafty style wild woodland camps. As you said fjallraven do some great gear but for an outdoor gear addict I find them frustratingly over priced. It's bloody good but ultimately I can't chuck that much wedge at the brand knowing there are other equally good brands where my hard earned could go further. I settled on a brand new old stock Swedish LK35 for smashing about in the woods and it's such a great pack for that purpose. It's as tough as old boots, built to be abused. It's huge and carries heavy loads well. How are you getting on with the stubby?
Alright mate, totally agree re the price.... Was a bit of a luxury purchase. Its going well, still in good condition and hopefully will keep going for many years.
I've got an LK35 too which I use for woodland hammock camps and yep, great bag and built to last - tough as old boots!
ATB
Great looking pack, and great idea that it comes as a "seat". I know what you mean about the "wet back", people seem to worry about that way too much !!
Here in Canada though, the last thing you want in Winter, is a wet back !! haha. Looks comfy enough, and very practical. Could've done with one of those instead of the old 58
pattern webbing I had in my first few years in the Army !! Great review pal, and another great video.
Thanks mate. It’s a great bit of kit, really well made ! Not used it for much other than a few local walks really ! It’s too good to mess up 🙈
All the best for 2018 !
You too pal.
Thank you very much for this nice review! Can you please tell me how you fit in your Mavic? Is it a suitable backpack for transporting all your drone equipment?
Hi, thanks for watching. The pack easily fits in my Mavic. I have the Fly More combo which includes a carry case - this is quite small and easily fits in the base of the Stubben, with plenty of room for other equipment etc. Hope this helps. Have a great 2018 !
OK, so you you just put the complete fly more combo bag inside this stubben backpack. That is a good solution. Thank you very for your reply! Best wishes for you too!
Yeah that’s basically it. I could separate all the parts and have the controller in the front zipper but find the carry case fits in the base just fine.
I'm looking at this backpack but is there enough space for a winter overnighter, sleeping bag, tent, food and clothing?
Stevie..... I'd say not mate. Its a top pack but more of a day pack. Then again if you can pack ultra light and small you might get away with it 👍
Good review mate. Ive just ordered one of these packs
Thanks mate. You won't be disappointed. I'll do a "year in" video soon. Enjoy your pack 👍
In the camera world we call it GAS... but the same applies here Chris! Gear Acquisition Syndrome! 😂😂 We've all got GAS
I’ve had it for a while - it’s chronic 👍
Think ill invest lovely pack mate great vids too
+Peter Todd alright Peter. Thanks for watching and comment. The pack is absolutely top class. A bag for life mate - you won’t regret it. ATB
Great video, I just bought mine, and am expecting it to be delivered next week. Nice to see the drone footage 👍 did or will you use the wax on the backpack ?
I haven’t needed to yet, but Fjallraven sell wax for it - I will just get a bar of that to rub on.
You won’t be disappointed 👍
Just ordered then new version of this? Does the frame make the pack heavy?
Hi, not really - It's certainly no ultralight pack - but for a day pack with a seat - more than manageable. Enjoy your purchase - you will love it when it arrives ! ATB
@@MCMOutdoors that's great thanks for the reply! I will let you know, ordering my new side pockets and gear pocket tonight!! Can't wait to take it put axe and lap lander attached
@@jonathanshepherd3871 very exciting. You've just invested in a superb pack which will last you a lifetime.
@@MCMOutdoors hopefully!!!! How often do you wax yours! Just subscribed too!
@@jonathanshepherd3871 thanks for the sub! I've waxed mine just the once - I found it hasn't needed much! Another tip is to rub in a v small amount of wax (I. E. the type used for boots) on any leather detailing Inc the logo. Keeps it supple and looking ace.
What litre size is it mate?
Also as for your sweaty back talk...Good to see real men still exist mate, made me laugh. 👍
27L without the side pockets which add on about another 5 each - you can't get this version anymore sadly, they make a newer one - similar, called the "Singi Stubben" but not as good in my opinion.
@@MCMOutdoors Oh right thats a shame, but great review bud nice and detailed as ever.
I might catch a second hand one some other time then. 🤞
It's just as well they didn't call it a Stool-sack.
+Stormcrafter hahah 👍
I am a fat lad 18 st will it hold my weight 😜
It’s really strong mate ! I’m sure you’ll be okay 👍
And it only weighs 4 metric tonnnes🤣
🤣🤣🤣