Go give some love to my buddy Jess over at Endurance Room, he has a video up now too! Thanks for the help, guidance, and friendship Jess. You are a good dude. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nJmkidCp1piphqM.htmlsi=ku98mxAw-KzJr7gL

The fact that savotta send packs ti people who do reviews rather than just people with loads if subscribers is incredible

I've been so hyped for this! I can't wait until Varustekela stocks them so I can order one!!!

1, excellent video. 2, go buy the sleeping mat right now, it is a brilliant piece of kit.

Those side pokets are perfect for when you are given a random piece of kit and told "carry that somehow". PKM belt cans come to mind.

I just got a new backpack from a different company. I’m glad I kept the receipt. Thanks Tim!

You just made me order this pack

this is one of the best bag reviews i've ever seen lol amazing job :)

Extremely well presented review!

This looks like what I always wanted my Jääkäri M to Be. M has been my daily partner for years but sometimes it's just quite enough and with side pockets feels too bulky to ride on the bus. But the Kahakka 25 feels like a dream come true for me.

Great job on this! The pack is absolutely awesome. Super flexible and efficient. The bellows pockets are gold.

I knew this was a gift, AWESOME men!!! :D

Wow!!! Have been looking forward to this video since I heard about the Kahakka :) Thank you very much!!!

Love the review, thanks for showing the interior as well.

A real and complete presentation ! Thx ! :)

Fantastic video, I loved it, more please.

The news today and the pack already in your hand? Great man! Thanks for the review!

Love your demonstrations and tips. Love these videos. Thank you.

how cool that they sent you a backpack! i know you dont have a ton of subscribers yet. but they knew who would give it the best review! love your videos man, lots of info and your clear joy for the product is great! is the 15 litre on your wishlist?

great video. thank you for that!

Thanks for the review,tc.

Amazing review as always, brother 🤜🔥🤛

Such an amazing looking pack! I gotta have one!

This backpack video showed up recomended, yeah i can quickly see what this dude thinks about it... Had to watch it all the way to the end. Your honest smile and joy about green quality kit really comes through. ( good thing, everybody hates youtuber fake smile) And as the title say this was a complete overview, well done. Subscribed for more tips.✅ Greetings from Finland.

Hello there! I found this video through the recommendation of Endurance Room; a channel I truly enjoy following. And I wanted to say how much I appreciate not only your review of this pack, but the refreshingly different way you went about it. (ie. the deconstruction of its conventional form along with suggested adaptations.) Very nice! But I think what I found most appealing is the sheer gratitude with which you received the gift from Savotta. That was the first thing you expressed in this video. And it says a lot about you. (New subscriber)

Thank you for this superior content. It is a pleasure to watch. Maybe bit long video(s) for some people (those are mostly like tiktok-adhd-people) but it just would not be possible to make shorter if you want to show all the details. And most of us want it that way, including me. Btw, it would be nice to see these bags and pouches used in the field also. I mean like endurance room-style (hope that I correctly typed that channel name). But he is using those stuff like in a bushcraft/hiking style so you can maybe do the city/urban version of that? And the last words.. Keep up the good work and spread the love of/for Savotta!

Hi Tim,i'm watching your videos from a while and they helped me so much to make decisions about Savotta product.I first bought the Kukkaro some weeks ago,and now the Kahakka 25 just after watching this video,the last day,it was an instant buy for me.Already own and enjoy the jakari M and L from a couple of year,i think Savotta products are simply the best stuff out there,and your videos are the right way to understand the full potential of theyr products,you just make excellent reviews! cheers form Italy ✌

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Wow, great review, cheers!

Pretty good Review 👍🏻

17:55 indeed, it's only so much wider by 25mm than Jääkäri M. The 15L seems to be of same width as Jääkäri M (25cm)

Looks like side pocket would make a great holster for a PS90 and the other for its volley inserts Savotta is crazy good stuff They make you think why cant everything be this practical and quality Dug the nerd out... Thx

Hello, Because of you i bought the Hips bag xD. It's Awesome, thank you!

Nice!! Just bought the jakkarii small, so I might wait until they release their bigger packs.

Great emdedepth review !!!!!!! I subscribe to your channel.

Great coverage on these. Very thorough. Can you attach the Kahakka 25 to the Jaakari XL?

Looks like a good support bag for a LBE belt system

Very detailed on the presentation. I'm liking this pack. I was wondering if the Askare would fit on the back and you showed that perfectly. Do you think they would work together while wearing them both. Askare as the lumbar pack and the Kahakka as a normal pack? Nate

😯 nice

Great review mate, appreciate the vid so early - I think I've probably watched through it 3 times already waiting for Varusteleka stock. I think I'm most excited about the removable shoulders! I'll be trying two mods with this: 1st) removing the shoulders and making a system to attach it to an external frame (Either my LK35 or Kilimanjaro 229 (Did this with the Jaakari S and loved it, couldn't do it with the M)). 2nd) idea coming from an old promo picture floating on varustelekas facebook somewhere of their old discontinued battle belt. They had taken the CP15, which has the same belt system, and threaded it behind the molle panels in the belt.. Bit pointless with a 15l pack if you ask me but could be quite handy on the Kahakka 25 with heavier loads! Backpack nerds? Not us...

will you be doing a review of the 15L? you do an awesome jobs covering these savotta bags

👍 Here from endurance room .....👍👍

Tim, those open-mouth, bellows/folding side pockets appear almost large enough to accept a pair of the *"Self Reliance Outfitter, Pathfinder, 4" diameter × 9.75 tall, 64oz. stainless steel water bottles?"* Perhaps, each pocket is large enough to accept one 64oz. water bottle nesting inside of its matching 48oz. stainless steel cup/pot along with a second water bottle without the cup? I already reached out to Varusteleka but they currently have no idea when either of the Hakakka packs will be available for purchase. *Thanks for the video and the review!*

Amazing and good detailed review. I have a question about how comfortable this backpack is with heavy loads. I am searching for a versatile backpack for many different situations to replace some other backpacks I have. Is the carryingsysthem good enough for wearing the backpack for some hours with heavyer load? I know about the carrying system of the jääkäri M but i like the versatility of the kahakka much more, especially for urban uses.

Hi there, great video, as always ; ), very detailed! Any chance to get the name/brand or any further info about the bottles you use to "test" the side pockets? Anyway, I'm a great fan of Savotta and have many packs and pouches, these last products seem to be really great. I've just got the Askare and it's great for a day in the woods, it's an essential pack but with plenty of room for anything you need.

Great review! To loosen the G-hooks, pull them from the metallic lower part with your thumb in the opposite direction of how you cinch tight the strap. That will release the tension. I hope this makes sense.

Good video. I have the Savotta Jääkäri L (with the additonal big side pouches) and S (with Varusteleka "padded" straps) in green. I dont like them that much (due to my fault and not because they are bad). Its mostly because they look too military in green with all the Molle webbing. I wouldnt probably mind that much if i had bought them in brown. They are also a bit on the heavy side for my taste since being indestructible is for most use cases. The stock straps on the S are just crap and even the padded ones arent that comfortable either. If anyone wants to buy the additional straps buy the ones from Savotta because they are a bit better designed. They S now is my shopping bag since you can carry what youre able to fit into it no matter how heavy but small enough not to hurt my knees (like with my Alice pack because filling it up all the way i always end up doing for some reason). That said...i just bought the Kahaka. Less Molle webbing, well designed side pouches and pockets...and this time in brown. It will be my new EDC backpack. Right now i use a 460g 17-22L ultralight pack. Which is slightly too small to carry my usual EDC gear (including my work notebook) AND enough groceries. It could have been a bit lighter but a 800g difference for a bag that I carry less than 2h a day is not that much of a deal unlike the 2.5kg difference between the L and my 50L ultralight backpack (the new ULTRA100 is quite durable compared to the older ultralight materials) which would probably matter quite a bit with a bug out bag if you have to carry it all day.

A Review about Jack and your expirings about him, would be nice.

watch out, the happy stove is laoghing at you

No exposed fabric to fray at the seams unlike my other savotta backpack. Finally!

Perfect day bag or EDC bag

Thanks. Im getting the 15L I think.

is this available in the US or just so early that it hasn't been released there yet? this is like the perfect bag and I need to know

I know the Kahakka is the star of the show but is this a 202 in the background? There are nearly no videos about the 202... I would not mind a short video... :D :D Thank you for this cool video! :)

I've skimmed this video more than once and it has helped me a lot. I'm still not sure if i should buy the jakkari M or kahakka 25. Will be my first savotta bag too. I'm leaning towards the kahakka25 mostly because it's new and improved. Do i really need the slightly larger jakarri M with that beautiful side zip? The jakkari hip belt is something i might never use and might be annoying. Decisions decisions 🤔 Does it even matter for a scrawny city boy like me? Probably going to only use it as a carry on luggage and whenever a backpack is useful. Either way thanks for the videos!

Awesome! Can you wear the Askare Hip pack under this?

*Tim, are the G-hook side compression straps on the 25-liter Hakakka pack sufficiently long enough to allow you to attach the 12-liter Hatka day pack to the Hakakka pack when those bellows/folding side pockets are stuffed completely full?* If so, then a 25-liter Hakakka pack is definitely at the top of my purchase list as soon as they are available for purchase. Thanks!

Hello thanks for the review what kind of buckles and how many is needed to mount askare into kahakka? thanks

Look at the shoulder strap padding haha, it makes the Jaagari M strap even more of a joke. Thank you for the detail review! You cover a lot more essentials details

Was waiting on your review :) thank you for the content. It seems that can you attach the removable straps on the Savotta Hatka right ? With the current mods you have on it i'm pretty sure it does, your 2 buckles away from having it custom made, but curious now on the standard hatka with the metal D rings. The D rings on the pack straps remind me of the old girl A.L.I.C.E pack

does the Savotta MPP Foam Mat fit in the back pocket?

I wonder if the Hill People Gear pack harness would mate up to this pack?

I have exactly 30min before i start work 😂

What blade was that?

What gloves are those?

ProTip: Attach Askare to Kahakka 25l using G-hooks. Then, you can use those split-bar female clips on your Askare to attach it to, for example, Jääkäri L 😎👍🏻

wonderful pack, but i wish it would have a propped hip belt :)

I'll have to switch from my Jääkäri M I see.

So actually it’s just like a big bag but not so many pocket..

You do a dandy review, dear sir!

Lets see how long you actually use it. I predict one year or less. Most people nowadays ( especially this generation) are not happy with what they have even though they're gear is fully functional and does everything it is supposed to do.