Helikon Tex Bushcraft Satchel First Look

First look at the Helikon Tex Bushcraft Satchel. This is a updated idea on the bushcraft haversack. Enough room for all your needs on the trail. Check it out!
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[@G1NZOU]

I really like Helikon's products, they do seem to think things through when designing things. Most recent product I got from them was the Swagman roll, everything great about a poncho liner but with so many smart upgrades.

[@jamesmcgowan9293]

Great info, I've had mine for a year now and use it fishing, hunting and hiking . It has been great and super durable. I added a Condor compact dump pouch to the side for foraging. I like your idea of adding the pad to it !

[@StBernardAcres]

I really like that satchel. Really anxious to see how it works in the field...I am ready to order one lol

[@distaff2935]

Love the design. Am very pleased with mine.

[@5118eman]

Thanx to your review i got one to. Have not used it yet but man this thing is BIG, good purchase. Love the features in the bag.

[@MrJimmuck]

I have been using this bag for over a year and find it really good for my bushcraft adventures here in Scotland. Its very strong rugged and reliable.

[@59chevt]

The bag seems good and so was the vid. thanks

[@mikemorton4600]

Nice Review! Looks like a large line of Bushcraft stuff too.

[@theshanester9823]

Hey, if you've had your surgery. I hope and pray you and your knee are recovering well. Praying for a speedy recovery. God bless you and your channel.

[@COJASh1]

Thanks for another great video.

[@mickbarnes1418]

Hi. Thanks for the review. Very helpful. Just ordered one 😀

[@tugawolfoutdoor]

Excelent vid with very useful tips and gear review, keep no going 😉👍

[@MichaelTravis12c27]

Pretty interesting satchel. It's got some nice features? I may need to check one out,

[@Adventurer-1971]

Got mine today and cannot wait to set it uo

[@Robert31352]

Even the GREAT company Maxpedition uses 500D. I like this bag. Now I am going to be out some bucks, lol. I have been gravitating to haversacks. My ten C kit in one side. My food in a left carry. And a smaller ruck pack dedicated to sleep comfort and change of clothes. My knife always on my hip and fire kit as well as smaller pocket knives are always in my pockets, along with my compass.

[@akeeperofoddknowledge4956]

Nice piece of gear! And I too prefer the kidney carry as opposed to hanging at the side.

[@Skills2survive]

Very nice bag!!

[@OutdoorSurThrival]

Thanks for the review. I had this in my Amazon cart. Found your video, and clicked order.

[@Flukeallday]

Outdoor SurThrival same here!

[@turtlewolfpack6061]

Personally I prefer a top flap when bumming around the forest, it helps keep debris out of the compartment. I've actually come full circle now from smaller bags to a big one like this that you can pack for an entire summer weekend and back to the smaller bags like the Polish Bread Bag (which I grabbed a while back for $10 Canadian). I also prefer the straps to attack at the back these days as well. This one is nice though and certainly worth considering.

[@flindersadventures9410]

Wendell that haversack looks awesome...

[@defel1]

Great video and bag. I'd add a flashlight.

[@quicktoevil]

Have one in Shadow Grey. It looks practical not tactical. Purchased for daily use, work bag. Carry's my lunch, thermos, iPad , stethescope and some edc. It's very well made. The Cordura is soft, very packable, the zippers are quality, its light weight and carries easily slung over a shoulder and when getting in /out of vehicles. Its a very easy bag to live with. Not convinced it would hold up stuffed with all the bushcraft tools I see in these reviews. But for my purposes, I haven't found a better option.

[@sosteve9113]

very nice,it can carry a lot of stuff

[@G1NZOU]

Adaptive Green I've held up against Coyote and it seems to blend a lot, it's almost like if someone took Coyote and added some Ranger Green to it. I guess that's why they call it adaptive cause it seems to gel with either green gear or coyote gear and not stand out.

[@ccmogs5757]

Glad i seen your post because i"m undecided on AG or coyote :)

[@tracker5849]

Unbagging my new satchel as you give us the tour. Thank you... Pouring rain so won't get to play with it yet...agree on the zipper pulls. Question..if you said I missed it...what hatchet is that please...i need a small one

[@TheOnlySaneAmerican]

Thorough review.

[@PrepperDel]

Nice haversack and load out Subbed ATB Del

[@ricdonato4328]

Turn on CC Closed Caption. The CC button reads Subtitles/closed captions unavailable. For those of us with hearing difficulties, CC is a major help understanding what you are saying. Thank you.

[@mr.fisher3973]

Nice looking bag and for $64 dollars it seems like a great deal

[@dreamcreationsadventures]

Nice satchel

[@vincentrischebe4712]

Hi, what is the color of the bag ?

[@prwoolrich]

looks excellent where is it available for purchase ?

[@ThePreparedWanderer]

PAUL WOOLRICH amazon

[@joelohms2629]

Looks like a pretty nice piece of kit, good video.I think I'm going to have to get one.Where did you order it from?

[@ThePreparedWanderer]

+Joel Ohms amazon

[@joelohms2629]

The Prepared Wanderer thank you for the info,keep up the good work.This is one of the few channels that don't make feel like I'm watchin a commercial .

[@notenoughprepping]

I want a few for family.

[@ericnelson3102]

Question, where did you get that fire kit pouch?

[@ThePreparedWanderer]

No longer made

[@MrTangent]

Never understood why people bring multitools/leathermans out into the woods... most of the tools on them are equipment specific, not found in woods. And they’re so heavy to boot.

[@sophieb9577]

The same in France... Just ridiculous.

[@gregmatchett7110]

I carry on a belt. Don't notice the extra weight at all. I use a Leatherman with a knife, pliers/wire cutters, scissors, some screwdrivers, sewing awl, bottle opener. I use at least 2-3 of those every time I go out on trail.

[@MrTangent]

@@gregmatchett7110 Never needed any of those on trail, except a knife (I always carry a fixed blade). It’s cool you do find uses. If the weight/space isn’t an issue, I guess why not? I’d just rather carry more fire-starting gear in its place.

[@gregmatchett7110]

@@MrTangent are you not carrying the Leatherman in a sheath on your hip?

[@MrTangent]

@@gregmatchett7110 I don’t carry one into the woods. I have better tools for wood tasks (Gränsfors Bruks axe, Silkysaw, Condor Bushlore knife, etc.). :)

[@outdoorsspecialists2739]

Link?

[@ThePreparedWanderer]

+Outdoors Specialists amazon

[@elohansen8971]

Beware to not, have a backup to a backup to a backup.

[@freeravenadventures6925]

Did you really put athletic tape on a Gransfors Bruks? .. Tisk tisk!.. thats not just some cheap hatchet from walmart. lol

[@ThePreparedWanderer]

+Free Raven yep! I do it to make Bushcrafter's heads explode.

[@clippertalk]

How much did you pay for this?

[@ThePreparedWanderer]

Around 65

[@rafalk5709]

One disclaimer: leatherman - multitool, gerber- multitoy....

[@jamesoncross7494]

Man purse.