The Best Backpacks of 2024 Medium Alice Pack or Medium Savotta Jaakari

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[@LITSGARAGE]

Hey Corporal 🫡🔥🤙

[@Moondog66602]

You gotta get the tactical tailor shoulder straps and replace the glide buckles on the main flap with fastex clip buckles. Absolutely necessary upgrades.

[@BUZZKILLJRJR]

You should get one of these that's not your nice one, have them deconstruct it and start your own backpack make it right after this original one but your version! Corporal Kelly's Alice pack! Just an idea !

[@omalley5005]

Have you considered the hidden woodsman.? They're based outta Maine.

[@chrismigs]

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[@_Durkzilla_]

Nothing like watching Corporals corner on a Thursday afternoon.

[@recall5811]

Most Will Miss it

[@normajeanhedlund7429]

@@recall5811 I will share it out. People who don't see your videos definitely miss out

[@richardhutchinson4740]

Have had the Savotta Jaakari M for about 5 years now and it's great. Genuinely brilliant.

[@EricTheSwede]

I can't describe how much I love my Savotta gear. The fellas across the Baltic Ocean sure know their stuff!!

[@gregoryknox4444]

Good video. Former SF here. My Master Sgt E8 on my ODA (Operational Detachment "A" Team, selected a the Large Alice fo rmy 12 man team. I liked it. He showed us, how big, by putting a whole Army footlocker INSIDE the rut lol. We junior guys were young and great shape so 110 -120 lbs was acceptable. Now, age 71, I struggle with 80, and carry 60 lbs but struggle. Body Armor and ammo is extra. I have a 25 lb pack for my German Sheppard and he carries his med kit and food. Thanks for sharing.

[@Snuffy03]

Being a Marine, I always am partial to ALICE. The only thing that comes close is an NVA rucksack I picked up as a souvenir many years ago. That thing has been almost indestructable. Semper Fi.

[@jasongarling20]

Great to hear honest reviews from someone with decades of experience! Thank you Corporal!

[@vincentc6919]

The Savotta is a world class piece of gear. I bought the Large pack they offer in the same style and it’s bombproof. Tons of room in their Large pack and it’s built great. You cannot go wrong with the Savotta medium or large.

[@erolkavlakverizon6112]

Great mid-week video Cpl. Kelly. My large Alice pack and frame do not get the workouts they used to. I found a replacement lumbar belt at the surplus store near me. Kaufmans, as recommended by Blackie Thomas. That store has everything..well almost. Hopefully after my next spinal surgery and my healing up process, I'll be able to ruck it up again..( light weight). See you on Sunday. Oh i like the going back to basics Awesome AF.

[@jeffmccausland3569]

Great video, Corporal! Savotta makes good gear. I have a Savotta LJK 202, their most inexpensive pack, and it's built like a tank. I often take it into the woods for scouting or in lieu of a haversack. Buy once, cry once.

[@garybraches9936]

I love packs that give you easy access to the lower portion. It's so convenient.

[@bryanstephens3792]

I own and use the Savotta Jaakari currently. I have used many others through my life and find it to be the overall best. I paid a lot of money for it and it has been worth the price!

[@richardstone5241]

I have used the Medium and Large Alice since Vietnam. I like the versatility and the external frame as the frame can be used to haul things when the pack is removed. I built a shelf for mine (very handy). They are easily "field repaired", parts are still available and I have developed a way to make them extremely water resistant. If, you know how to use and modify the Alice you just can't go wrong.

[@timlacy2284]

Richard, Welcome Home Brother . Thank You For Your Time In Service. I still have mine Large ALICE and Medium ALICE Pack and Frames from when I was in U.S.Army. 1979-1986. You can't wear them out.

[@LoreTunderin]

Finland makes some awesome equipment. I have one of their assault packs and it's bomb proof, but my favorite is actually their super old surplus Bread Bag that makes an awesome haversack.

[@danielhuckabone1214]

Thanks for the video. My immediate reaction to the Jaakari was that it reminded me of the FILBE pack I was issued in the Marines to replace my ILBE, but smaller, I liked the FILBE over the ILBE (they're both decent) but I always thought it was way too heavy and clunky for light infantry use, let alone civilian/militia use so I didn't bother trying to get one after I got out. That pack weighs about 10lbs empty and holds 80+L, it's over-built over-kill for most use cases. I like Savotta so, I appreciate the review. I'll probably buy one.

[@stvnbryan5542]

LC-1s have small D-rings in the bottom of the main pouch. You can use those D-rings to shrink the pack down to a small assault pack.

[@nomadmarauder-dw9re]

I've done it with a Rothco LC2. Just use the frame mounting straps on the horizontal bar patches. It carries high, but works.

[@jessebrown4347]

I was never in the military but I did close to five years homeless in Phoenix,AZ and I had an Alice pack and that thing was tough as nails. I would definitely recommend that to anyone who wants an almost bullet proof pack.

[@madamecampsalot6384]

Great to have your reviews. You are always thorough. Btw, that Beech tree you've been using is spectacular.

[@timlacy2284]

Shawn, Outstanding Review on those packs I still got my Large ALICE and Medium ALICE when I was in the U.S. Army 1979-1986 . Thanks for sharing your Time, Wisdom, Experience, Knowledge. Also Thank You For Your Time In Service and Keeping Us Safe..

[@jeffrichards5106]

Love my medium Alice packs. Would like to get the Savotta. Thanks for going over the features. I didn't know that Savotta's where around that long. Good to know, thanks, Corporal. 👍🏻

[@justa.american8303]

Corporal, you out did yourself. Here we go again. Another informative video. I've used Miss ALICE for years and I have to admit she's a keeper. But with age come age comes a squeeky body, and a greater desire for comfort. So I put together a USMC ILBE pack from NOS parts and sustainment pouches. I figured for camping and other circumstances a 'greyman' cover would work. I keep it filled with gear, some freezdried vittles, and all I need to add is a change of clothes and I'm set. I don't plan to 'run 'n gun' should things get dicey. But to be able to relocate as quickly as possible is beneficial.

[@jerrywilson2091]

Hey Shawn, proud to be part of your team. I have your six sir. I’m like a kid in the candy store today. I received my package today a got my Ranger grip 78 green and a compass/map dial tool along with a waxed pouch. But the best is yet to come. My CC hatchet is on the way. Can’t wait. Thank you for all your help support and hard work you share.

[@RichardYates-z3b]

Very good video. I was going through some old b/w photographs (What are those grandpa?) and found a picture of myself dated October 1956 with my very first Trapper Nelson Back Pack. Talk about nostalgia. I used that Trapper Nelson Pack for about 35 years in my forestry career. Wooden frame, duck canvas, metal fasteners, no plastic, no velcro, no zippers, no tubular metal. Simple build and sturdy as hell. I remember that Trapper Nelson being strapped in a canoe, on a pack mule, on a toboggan, strapped on the pontoons of a float plane, thrown in the back of a pickup truck. Minimal maintenance. Used Scotchguard waterproof spray once a year on the duck canvas. Don't know where it is now, but it was my go to packsack for many many years.

[@bp93yj]

I love my medium alice pack. I did do the Hellcat mod to it. Made it more comfortable and expanded its capacity.

[@BUZZKILLJRJR]

The finnish and the Swedish do make some high-quality gear absolutely.

[@stevesklar8334]

Thanks for the info. I've learned something. I've used an Alice Pack for decades for hiking but I never knew that top flap was velcroed together. I checked mine and yup, it opens. I also never knew you could slide an axe behind the pouches, I always put a hachet velcroed inside the frame. I also use the cargo shelf.

[@maxpinson5002]

Cpl K. likely knows but didn't state that the top pouch in the ALICE is for your maps and grid charts, although it will not burn up if you were to stick some energy bars or some GU gels in there

[@arthurlambart7115]

I love your gear review videos, no bs just your honest opinion.

[@andrewkeeton3627]

I’ve been using that jaakari for about 3ish years. Put a small admin pouch on the front, canteen on the side. Fkn love that thing man. It just works without all the bells and whistles

[@ArcanusLibero]

I loved mine. I kept using one for 20 years after the army.

[@EphemeralRage]

The large savotta jaakari is my favorite pack!

[@bsd9230]

🎉I enjoy immensely your mind dump education. Using your field experience and historical knowledge to give over to us students your knowledge. That's a sign of a good teacher and mentor. You dont just dismiss the details but explain everything that you think is important for us to know. Thank you CC for your service!🎉🎉

[@johnwalker91]

Two small savotta side pouches add a lot more versatility to it well worth buying

[@nomadmarauder-dw9re]

MOLLE 2 sustainment pouches.

[@mikechambers2493]

I watch your videos every week. On this video I almost skipped because it didn’t want to watch a review of something I Will not use. However, I was extremely pleased to find that it isn’t a review of the newest and greatest but geared that is tried and true. I thoroughly enjoyed the history lesson of the development and use of these pieces or gear. It’s great to hear of how they were used and customized in the field. In short, this video is awesome. Keep it up. And keep sprinkling the history and your personal knowledge in as well. Thank you for doing these videos.

[@MichaelEasterday]

You are actually educating about the various backpacks . I have seen people go out into the forest or desert , telling me they have the ultimate pack . Some people maybe hiked an hour , and we're hiking back to their vehicle saying it was to hard . Maybe they had the wrong equipment.

[@savageater57]

Still keep an alice in my truck 50 years later . Heck , bunch of my gear is old canvas !

[@allenelam6135]

I had the original ALICE pack. Like you said you learned to have a love/hate relationship with it. But it was functional once you figured it out. 78-83 Semper Fi

[@drewsteffen8166]

I will always use my large Alice. I have had it for 30 years. This one in particular 2from my step dad. A retired airforce cornel, he passed some 8 years ago. Love that man

[@richlovin2173]

Good info. The Navy never gave us packs so I rely on you for this info..

[@maxpinson5002]

Thanks for the video ❤ ALICE pack and LBE has proven themselves and earned a place with me.

[@justinsigmund6200]

There is also an aluminum internal frame insert for the Savotta M. Also if you do get to link up, and make a bag, I would definitely be getting one.

[@rogerbruenger1057]

I lost my old alice pack so 10 years ago I bought a savotta medium size. Works greT

[@psynque]

14:50 there's a finnish saying that "if you're poor you should never buy cheap" as in you should invest in quality. I think the Savotta gear still has a lifetime warranty.

[@danielhuckabone1214]

5 years according to the website, they seem like they'd help you out if you have an older pack though.

[@georgelaurie3587]

I was in the marine corps in 1979 and the Alice pack is i what got to use and I still have one to this day its tuff and it still does what it was designed to do I don't load it as heavy as I did when I was a young marine in my beloved corps but it holds all my nessary gear and comfort items that I take tent camping or hammock camping I could see using the other pack as well and as they say ya get what ya pay for so I say get the good gear the first time

[@calamityjane7699]

Love Alice dearly, but Savotta makes a killer pack for real.

[@micwell2247]

Back packed when Boy Scouts was teaching you to be a young man, packed with WW I/II donated to the troop Eq. We used packs with frames. I've used frameless packs which when filled (and they have to be filled to fit right) always had a pulling back moment on the body, because of the low of carry (no frame support). You always had the leaning forward moment to deal with. Which means you have a really hard time of keeping your head up and an eyes out ahead of you.. those packs just wares you out over a given amount of time... Frame pack (Mine of VN era) can carry high on my back and it stays there. Even over stuffed ! Usually packed for a 3 night 4 day outings with food and water that I know I need, shelter and clothing for change. Also Med needs for those inevitable cuts and scrapes. Course there are my comms that come packed with the kit. The frame also works really great for motorcycling (adventure riding) , because of the frame... Strapping the pack/frame to the bike really secure and is easy. Only thing you have to come up with is a way to make the pack water proof. I do so inside and out with "super" heavy trash 55 gal bags.. Lashed down well so no flapping in the wind at 60, 65 to 70 mph when you maybe on a paved road, is a trick. In the brush you may want to consider a nylon pack cover(rain cover)... All in all finding a framed pack even in surplus you will pay premium price these days, as now to justify price, are labeled as vintage attire...(total BS). I've had this pack for years and it last because it was meant to go through war.. other frameless packs....always failed after several uses ... When I see zipper, Velcro I know it pretty much a throw away item...they just do not hold up. I've seen people that spent up to a K on a 15.85 gal (60 liters) pack to have it fail on the first day out. Then try to collect warranty off an argumentative purveyor. That just doesn't work for me. But, there is/are plenty of Surplus dealers (eBay being the best in price and OEM) on line, Amazon, not so much(usually knock off Chi-junk)... Rock on ...

[@Citizen-pg8eu]

Shawn, I have been enjoying your video lessons for years, and learn more every week. But this presentation puts you above all the pretend experts out there. Your in depth knowledge of these packs, why and how they evolved, what the purpose of the various different designs, gave me even more respect for you, if that is possible. Thank you for all the hard work you put in, week in and week out!

[@brightargyle8950]

Been a huge fan of the Savotta Medium pack for the last year, I had the small version before but decided I wanted/needed more space. Added some medium pouches and an emergency pouch on the front and got the inner frame. Good stuff and quite durable!

[@andymkay]

Big fan of my Medium Savotta. Good quality, practical and it looks cool.

[@josephwallace1938]

Thank you for pack review. Catch your video Sunday. Hopefully Texas treated you nice. Sir have a great day

[@danpost4755]

Love it! Great video, Shawn! Basics, gear, and skills mixed with overnighters. Sounds fantastic!

[@garybraches9936]

Glad I didn't miss this. We were looking for the mid week on Wednesday. Looking forward to your classes starting in October. My wife and I both signed up. When's your Corporal Camp Construction and Cooking book coming out?

[@tk00903]

Savotta is very comfortable, wouldn't trade it for any other.

[@CherokeeTwilight]

I love the Alice👍🇺🇸 Scandinavian packs are made skinny for cross country skiing. Plenty of room for arm movement. Well thought out just like Alice. I think both are phenomenal choices.

[@Wolfram762]

This was something different but I really enjoyed it corporal!! Thanks for the pack review. I'm looking for a new one for camping, bushcraft, hiking and overall outdoor use. No matter what I've seen I always came back looking at the alice pack. I love the durability and simplicity of it!!

[@francisbarbeau1862]

What you have there is a Small/Med, I have the same set up but in Large/Medium! Mine has 3 small pockets below the 3 large pouches on the back!! I carried a Savotta back in the 80's(or the 90's) I did not care for it! Granted it was not that model (no idea what model it was). I much prefer my ALICE pack! As a backup I much preferred the British Ruck pack! There is a difference between a Catapult and a Trebuchet ( Catapult has a Pocket that launches your ballistic, using a tension system, the Trebuchet has a pocket attached to rope or chain then launched using a counterbalance (weight) system! I retired in 2006 with 30.5 years of service in the U.S. Army! Dec 1975 - May 2006

[@sloppyjoe1315]

I've never served in the military but my uncle and neighbor who did use to give me bdu and gear all the time when I was a kid to go camping still have it all including my NOS alice pack

[@thomasmusso1147]

👍👍👍 Savotta makes good quality gear. I have the Savotta Jääkäri S and am very happy with it. What makes this Pack range so good is it's simplicity .. BUT .. with the ability to be customised as the User requires. The range of accessories available and subsequent different configurations are to be seen to be believed. My little Jääkäri S .. I have added a chest strap, a set of the '4L' Pouches and a 'Beaver Tail'. When I need additional space, I just 'Molle On' the Side Pouches which gives me an additional 8 litres and then the Beaver Tail on the rear of the pack. Often, I just pack gear / whatever inside the Side Pouches and put those pouches inside the Pack, which gives me a nice streamlined exterior. If I require 'in the field' (such as with Grocery Shopping and the original 'list' has been turned into a 'free-for-all' .. 'specials' are not to be walked past if relevant 😁), then the side pouches are then just moved to the outside. The 'Beaver Tail' .. comes in handy for Jackets, Ponchos, Tarps, etc, when not needed at the time .. or a stack of firewood / whatever. When not required, it rolls up small and goes into the pack. A good comparison and not knocking the ALICE System (I have never used it .. different time, different theatre of ops). It looks to have acquitted itself well and judging from it's continuing popularity, will continue to do so. Thanks for sharing .. take care ..

[@joshwalton3805]

Did I hear a turkey? Ooo, Corporal gonna have a good hunting season! Yup I heard it a little closer! Love the gear review! Thanks, Corporal for bringing back lovely, hateful memories of the Alice! You ain’t lying either, love that gear! Hate it too! And it’s indestructible!!! Semper Fi, Marine

[@ultramagapimpernel7992]

If you want to love/love your med ALICE might I suggest the molle II wrap around pad/belt moves the weight to your hips. The comfort is incredible the sewing mods minimal. Haven't had a chance to field test mine but walking around the house with load is phenomenal.

[@GhostKon]

Alice pack for me. It served me well for years and carry on. Plus, you have the frame for any scenario.

[@Sjackson2369]

I found a NOS alice frame at work, and my cousin gave me an old pack. I have yet to put them together but I am really excited to use it when I do.

[@MichiganSilverBack]

Good vid. I was in the Corps from 88-92. I have had and used an alice pack ever since. Recently I bought a jakkari S as I felt I wanted the alice durability but not be so bulky or "GI". I went with the "S" as it had no zipper. I added grommets and drawstring at the top and may do two 4L side pouches. Truth is on that tho, Iam getting older and lighter is better. My dad, at 75, still uses his two pocket cotton canvas arvn pack he drug home from Nam in '69, for pogie bait and drinks while deer hunting.

[@shadowlord5574]

Another great video 👍👍👍👍👍

[@joseligeiro]

Just one comment: A blade (ax in your case), even if covered, must always face the oposite side of the body. keep up the good work.

[@unfi6798]

Cowabunga.! Been there done that. Love both packs mate. Cheers from Australia.

[@MichiganSilverBack]

Ive humped an alice since 1988. They arent the best but I know I lived out of one for awhile. But as I have gotten older and my day hikes are now with young grands, I have moved to a Savotta jakkari S. It is perfect and indestructible like ole alice gal.

[@Kurt-w4k]

Packs from back in the years of old combat still function

[@maxpinson5002]

Just me- durability overrides all other factors. If you've ever been way the eff out in the sticks and had crucial gear crap out on you, you'll agree. I've had shoulder straps pull loose from lesser rucks, and a fairly expensive pair of boots come undone while out and about in BFE. Neither was field-repairable. Just had to gut it out and trudge back to basecamp

[@shadomane]

My 1980's medium LC-1 is still my go to "woodcraft/camping pack. Although because of my age and health issues I'm unfortunately just not able to tote a ruck like I did years ago ;( I always admired the Savotta medium, but I just couldn't justify buying one and replacing my medium alice. Especially since, imho the medium alice is a much more versatile system. And I had already did thr "hellcat" conversion to it. It is still going strong and it has always performed well, serving any task that I have expected of it. Thanks for the video and review Shawn. Appreciate your channel and your work man!

[@7switty]

I've had my Savotta for a long time. It is a good pack if you don't overload it. Big enough to carry what you need to have. I switched my plastic internal frame with the aluminum one i like that better. Holds it shape better. Great video.

[@kyletango]

I would prefer to support the Finnish company. Years ago I met some people that worked for Valmet of Finland and was very impressed with them.

[@braxtonoverby7122]

I didn't know there was any other backpack BUT an A.L.I.C.E. pack, either medium or large. I've carried both. I carried a large only when I was required to be the R.T.O. and carried the PRC-25 in the radio pocket. I prefer the medium and still use it for all my hiking or camping needs.

[@BourneOutside]

I’m the same with you, Mr. K. You were one of my first channels I watched and I still love you, even though I have been playing away for a bit 😊 😁👍🏼

[@stephaneveillette1775]

I have 3 Savotta backpack ,they are very well made , nice review

[@wimahlers]

Which ones? I also own 3 Savotta backpacks. Namely: [] Hatka [] Jääkäri S (with the optional Multi-PurPose Foam Mat) [] Jääkäri XL The Jääkäri S I use daily. The jääkäri XL is the beast for backpacking (before anyone starts ... yes! It is super heavy). The Hatka is the odd one out. But I like it as a feature to attach it to the jääkäri XL. Or simply as a smaller version in place of the Jääkäri S.

[@stephaneveillette1775]

@@wimahlers I have the Jaakari small the black and the green and the Jaakari medium. I bough them at canadian outdoor equipment . I use them for traveling , running , hiking and going home bag for the car in case of emergency. :)

[@ryanb974]

Rad video, I just picked up an Alice pack and put the Molle 2 waste belt and shoulder straps on it. It’s a hell of a hack you might wanna try. Just needed an extra foot (6” each side) of the webbing to attach the straps to the frame and it’s good to go!

[@beckywhitney5756]

Thank you for showing and explaining these packs. You cov3red a lot of information. Being non military, I have never seen these packs in person. Now I can figure out which will work best for me.

[@aimsworth]

KZbin must really like this video, top of recommendations today. 🎉

[@recall5811]

they were drunk

[@motomuto3313]

I love my ALICE pack. My waterproof liner is a 55g drum liner. I did remove the radio pouch as it was getting the way along with the 3 D rings. I installed clips on the straps to make it easier to use ( I don't like having to move straps aside to access the bag).I've had my pack for over 30 years. She's my 500 mile pack.

[@patrykogorek7951]

I'm watching Your videos since few years now. And You have had a good feeling with going to the roots. I misses that a bit too. Though Your latest videos are of a better quality (not mentioning the video) of reviews/skills descriptions which is great. Along with Your videos I started to look for simplicity through the years. Savotta M is a perfect example. Keep the excellent work. I like military surplus, but in my region of europe it is easier to find savotta than US surplus in a good shape, so savotta it is:)

[@Nic-ii7qg]

Just can't get enough of this channel! Love these packs

[@jimcooksey812]

Thank you for the midweek... Have a great weekend! See you Sunday!

[@pawoutdoors9290]

Not just a simple gear review. Explanations of how and why. You can watch gear reviews everywhere but have those people sweated and actually used these. Thx

[@rtyson4243]

Excellent as usual, my wife and i agree the changes are great.

[@pederhalverson2591]

I have a Tactical Tailor Alice/Malice and Savotta Jaakari xl. The Savotta is what you want if you don’t want/can’t return to your way of life. They are built for life and then some.

[@Foggyfrog-]

The savotta is just amazing 😍

[@platforma1974]

Amazing bag the jaakari M, tried the 6lt side pockets , works like a charm!! Yes seems expensive but i actually use it for the past 6 years, for hiking , traveling , airplanes , holidays etc and it looks like when I picked it up. Premium premium product

[@johncollins3597]

Thank ya BROTHER, for yar onist review & I personally TRUST yar reviews. Happy Memorial Day BROTHER.

[@johnyoung4129]

I can vouch for the Savotta. Bought one after your first review years ago. Good to go!

[@petiebowen8746]

I heard that Tom gobble I’d love to see a over night hunting video I was looking at both of these packs the other day I’m still a little torn between them I like the old school but love the look of the new school

[@Georgecobb-s1v]

Thanks for the comparison betwen the two packs. Your straightforwardness about price is greatly appreciated. Semper Fi & may God bless you.

[@Darksider_on_Tour]

I don't know how comfortable the Alice Pack is. But I own the Savotta Medium and I can say that I love this backpack. I would buy this backpack again and again. The Savotta Medium is an absolutely robust military-grade backpack.

[@1985lsf]

I carried an ARVN bag all during high school, it was a decent bag. Getting ALICE was a game changer and she's my go to ever since.

[@tracyrreed]

Wow. Hope did you get an ARVN bag? A vet give it to you? Did you ever get any political comments about it? Or did people not know what is was?

[@mrkultra1655]

Thanks Corporal. Get in touch with Spec-Ops Brand, they’re down in Texas. They make some of the best heavy duty gear I’ve ever used. That sounded like one heck of a gobbler in the background.

[@yaffa63]

Thanks again for your advise!

[@donaldelfreth553]

Good evaluations of these bags.

[@kerryprance3767]

You forgot to mention the optional snap on cargo shelf for the LC-1. I got one in 1988 for work. Back packing a Bison seismograph and cables ( over 100 lbs). No pack but just the frame... I still have two complete ones and I still use he cargo shelf to stabalize a tent/sleeping gear.

[@large-degenerated]

Great videos lately Corp Kelly.

[@cassiestam5880]

Thank you for telling me what those extra straps were on the gear bag now I know how to fix mine.

[@TheVikingSasquatch]

Didn't they drop a large or xl out of a hot air baloon too? Bulletproof bags. Great review!

[@davidwright5580]

Another killer video as always

[@johnbelmore1178]

I've got an A.l.i.c lc2 large and I use it for bushcraft and I love it