Best Bushcraft Backpack?

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[@leerolfe5332]

Probably should add that I prefer the Vulcan (when in the mil as a replacement for the PLCE too) for bushcraft as I'm a bigger guy, so larger sleep systems and XXL clothing takes a lot more space. Really struggle with anything below 50 litres. They come in 1, 2 , 3 and 4 sizes too. Huge advantage if 6ft 2+.

[@RedBranchBushcraft]

That would help , size really ramps up when winter sleep systems are needed

[@TheToscanaMan]

I have the Centurio 30 with the zip on side pockets. Turns into a 50 liter which is nice. On the down side I find the shoulder straps much less comfortable than my Karrimor packs. By a lot. and the top flap pocket has the zipper on the front side (like yours) which is unlike any other pack and not better at all. I much prefer the zipper on the harness side. With this pack it is pointing downward so that if you forget to close the zipper small items can fall out. Otherwise it is very well built. No problem there. I am glad that you enjoy yours.

[@RedBranchBushcraft]

Cheers buddy, great packs , do you find if bulky as a 50 liter?

[@TheToscanaMan]

@@RedBranchBushcraft a little bulky. The trick is to not overpack it with too much weight. I use the side pouches for lighter stuff like jackets or sleeping bag. Too much heavy stuff in the side pouches and it feels clumsy. I enjoyed your review. I used to have the 45 liter Karrimor Sabre but gave it to a friend who was deploying overseas. He loves it. Thanks

[@RedBranchBushcraft]

@TheToscanaMan excellent, yeah the Berghaus is the same, anything heavy ok the side pouches and it swings a bit

[@TheToscanaMan]

@@RedBranchBushcraft yeah it swings a bit

[@Ryan-od5cs]

Cool bag that Wooly! It's rare to find a smaller mil-style backpack with that front opening feature on it. One of my bigger rucksacks has it and its an absolute game changer! So much easier for grabbing stuff out the bottom of the bag when you need it.

[@RedBranchBushcraft]

Exactly Ryan

[@leerolfe5332]

Great mid size for sure. Still can't beat the pack this was derived from tho imo. The Vulcan. The Vulcan will compress down but will carry humongous amounts of gear if needed.

[@RedBranchBushcraft]

Great bags

[@timothygourley5690]

I wish savotta had size between jääkäri M and jääkäri L that was like jääkäri M just 45L as standard without a roll top

[@TeurastajaNexus]

But why? The size can be adjusted with the straps and the size difference is already quite small, so it would make no sense to make another rucksack for that difference.

[@michaelkeller5008]

Advantage Jääkäri: you can easily overload it into a 45L-version... I'd wish their prices'd come down a little - sure, it's 1A-quality, but they're just too expensive (and you need to buy the alu-frame additionally)

[@RedBranchBushcraft]

I find the Berghaus better designed , the savotta is nice and all but I pick the Berghaus every time because of comfort

[@timothygourley5690]

@@RedBranchBushcraft does the berghuas have any loops on the bottom to strap a tent or sleep system underneath ???

[@RedBranchBushcraft]

No straps on bottom, plenty of pals webbing on sides and front

[@garethdwatkins]

I think most of us look what's out there and get a pack.. l got the Lowe Alpine Sting (new unissued) and it's been brilliant. I got the Karrimor Sabre 45 with pockets for my son and it's brilliant too. If somewhat dearer. Now we've got these, we're not going to change.. Every week some one comes out with a better pack. But most don't do much more than ours.. and some are crazy expensive..

[@RedBranchBushcraft]

Great point, sting is a great bag

[@magnuswirtz459]

Do you know it has a beavertail hidden in the flap on the front?

[@RedBranchBushcraft]

yes for carrying helmets etc, i like putting my tarp in it if its wet

[@quinntheeskimooutdoors6234]

Nice pack. Thanks for sharing and take care 😊

[@RedBranchBushcraft]

cheers Quinn

[@garethdwatkins]

Oh and my son is in the French army reserves so he has the F2 pack.. and loads of great issued gear.. including the French issue goretex bivvy l mention to you last year.

[@RedBranchBushcraft]

Nice

[@EnduranceRoom]

Nice looking pack!

[@RedBranchBushcraft]

Cheers buddy, send me an email, I've something for you to test , [e-mail]

[@balirelated1510]

Thats a nice bag man....👏👏👏👏

[@RedBranchBushcraft]

Cheers buddy

[@Thedagda801]

Great bags

[@RedBranchBushcraft]

You said it

[@stevemcdermott6199]

Excellent looking bag

[@RedBranchBushcraft]

We must do a pack video soon

[@stevemcdermott6199]

That'll be a two parter!

[@RedBranchBushcraft]

@stevemcdermott6199 Jesus man!! At least

[@Nofixedabode859]

Hi woolly so would you use it winter with side pouches or go bigger

[@RedBranchBushcraft]

I'd go bigger, bigger bag more padding on straps etc, can carry the weight better

[@elzippo488]

I'm more interested in that parachute rain tarp you got hung in that site.

[@RedBranchBushcraft]

that's an ex army parachute i use to cover my fire area

[@budwilliams6590]

Stihl frosty.

[@RedBranchBushcraft]

Good man Bud

[@justanotherrat9703]

How much is too much for a backpack/ruck? How many have you bought that just didn't work out?

[@RedBranchBushcraft]

Ah an, good question, I'd be hoping under £150 I've been buying/ using rucks for over 30 years , so a lot

[@justanotherrat9703]

@@RedBranchBushcraft Not gunna lie i thought your number would be alot higher. I've also tried alot of of packs and got to the point of i don't care anymore how much it costs (within reason, for me anyway) any longer. I did get a better understanding of what i wanted through those purchases though.

[@RedBranchBushcraft]

@justanotherrat9703im really lucky because through the channel and friends I've tried a lot of different packs without buying them first ,

[@michaelkeller5008]

I gotten me the Centurio IV 30L bc of a great offer with the two sidebags; NOT BAD, but: - no pals-webbing at the bottom thus no way mounting stuff below the bag. think sleeping- and bivy-bag with an isomat rolled together - no compression-straps. these "sidemounting-ones" (btw try to find swiss surplus-straps; "Feldgrau" (green), but they fit perfectly and are WAY bigger than what Berghaus supplied (and you can retrofit them onto the Centurio) - also switzerland uses INXS, so you retrofit the availability of using these clamps, too - for the small bags: waist-belt isn't removable; if you travel light, it is just in the way... - (no pals on the waist-strap to mount some bottle-bags if you use the camel-compartment for something else) (same goes btw for the 90+20 from dutchland i gotten me recently)

[@RedBranchBushcraft]

I'll have a look at the Swiss ones , post a link if you can

[@michaelkeller5008]

@@RedBranchBushcraft(did the link-post pass through? if not, google "armeeshop Militär Packriemen" - fotos don't do it justice; if you want some, i could send you a few, i'll be at the surplus-store next week, hopefully they'll still have some (i need additional ones, too)

[@michaelkeller5008]

@@RedBranchBushcraft if you're interested i could send you 4 x small 2 x big packing-straps of swiss army (gotten me some today) - of course free of charge bc your videos giving me some good advice

[@RedBranchBushcraft]

@@michaelkeller5008 fantastic, email me buddy and we will sort it out: [e-mail]

[@michaelkeller5008]

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