Few Military Packs are this Good! - Savotta JÄÄKÄRI XL Backpack Review - Tactical Excellence

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Over the years I have taken my time reviewing the Jaakari backpacks from Savotta and I have saved the largest for now.
This is the Jaakari Xl and it features what is now a rarity, an external frame that was designed for heavy and cumbersome loads.
Find out what makes this one of the best military / tactical packs ever made.
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Price : $450 from TacSale - that is the best price that I have found for this pack and they ship to the USA without any issues.
Capacity : 70L base but can expand to 100L with the roll top
Measurements : 31” x 12.5” x 9” (H x W x D)
Materials :
1000D Cordura (100% polyamide) with a polyurethane coating
Webbing: 100% polyester
Frame: aluminum
Weight : 8.5lbs
Colors : Green and m05 Camo
Review :
Exceptional construction
Top of the line materials and components
These packs can take a literal beating and they last forever. Savotta has videos of them doing all sorts of torture tests on their packs and they take it all with ease.
Adjustable harness system which is rare in military style packs
Very comfortable - the belt hugs the waist perfectly and takes the load off of the shoulders. The harness system is also very comfortable
This pack is designed to carry heavy loadouts and it does that very, very well. The heaviest I that I have packed this is 52lbs and it is surprisingly comfortable.
Stable when wearing the pack even with heavy loadouts; the weight is very well controlled and doesn’t swing around crazily.
Easy to adjust waist belt - pull forward to tighten
Enough pockets for organizing gear
Tons of straps and external loops for attaching gear
Huge sleeping bag compartment
Frame does an amazing job of preventing your loadout from sagging
Exceptionally adaptable thanks to all of the PALS webbing and straps
Ventilation is very good
BadA$$ looking backpack
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@Green6RR Год назад

Usually we Finns carry our kitchen and food in the "sleeping bag compartment" since that's what you need during the day. Sleeping bag goes to the upper bag with all the other gear you need only at the destination. That's an old habit since the most legendary Finnish backpack Savotta 906 that's been a very popular framepack in Finland for decades. Love the honest reviews, Luke!

@someroskilde Год назад

I agree to that, I don't see the bottom compartment as "sleeping bag compartment", but exactly for the items that you might need during the day / during the travel. The modular side poaches are also good place to store "kitchen" or other items you might need on a (food) break.

@kathleenshoup2394 Год назад

@@someroskilde I

@GBtrucklady Год назад

Yes I’m in UK and agree, we would do it the same.

@Ram-1231 Год назад

Also it makes sense that way because you want your light stuff at the top.

@jussikolehmainen6310 Год назад

Some people say that its for sleeping bag because you can destroy your cooking stuff if you drop your backpack or fall down. And if you dont use trangia but something smaller then there is lot of space for other items too.

@someroskilde Год назад

Got the pack myself, and 2x 6 liter side pouches, and 2x 2 liter pouches for the waist belt for 2 military canteens. One of the best parts is definitely customizability with the extra pouches and basically anything that’s pals/molle compatible. If you’re not an UL-hiker, this is pretty close to the best thing money can buy for a pack.

@mtadams2009 Год назад

I am a UL backpacker but the gear I had before going UL certainly could be easily carried with a pack weighing three to four pounds. I am just wondering what are you carrying that you need a pack that big and heavy. I am not judging I just can’t rap my head around wanting a pack so heavy. I reminds me of my old Dana Design backpack from 1992. It weighed about the same weight. Back then geared weighed a lot so such a pack was useful. Today my base weight is about eight pounds. I don’t miss my heavy gear but to honest now that I am old I truly could not carry such a heavy pack. Take care and enjoy that cool looking pack.

@mtadams2009 Год назад

@Craig Thanks for getting back to me. Take care

@someroskilde Год назад

@@mtadams2009 I agree, the pack IS heavy even for someone who is not doing UL. It is heavy, period, there is no denying. But there is a reason behind why it's heavy: it's very large (like you pointed out), it has external frame which increases durability even further and enables comfortable carry, the materials are military grade so it will not break unless you intentionally try to do that, and the extensive webbing makes it very modular (and increases weight also). If you don't need any of that, of course it's not your thing. I am from Finland myself, and I went to the Finnish military around 2000's. We used plenty of Savotta gear in the army, because they make a _lot_ of stuff that the Finnish defence forces use. I also have a "thing" towards military gear in general, so Savotta is a very special brand to me personally. Why I went with the XL version is because M, which I also have, is too small (for me) for longer than day-hikes or overnighters, and I don't like all the design decisions made in the Large version (e.g. no bottom side pouches and the bottom compartment of the pack is not easy to access etc). So to me the XL was natural choice, being both a Savotta & military gear fan. But thanks for the comment Scott, have fun and enjoy hiking 🙂

@motorboater211 Год назад

@@mtadams2009 troops are going to be carrying heavy items like ammo, radios, batteries and things like that. Infantry here in the US talk about carrying average loads of around 80lbs or more. That’s why they need a pack like this. I do agree with you the typical backpacker isn’t going to need this heavy duty of a pack because they won’t have near that kind of weight to take. For the thru hiker this thing would be absurd. For the weekend warrior who doesn’t care about the weight that’s where this fits in the civilian market.

@peerlessvillain Год назад

@@motorboater211 why would you say this is absurd for a thru hiker?

@OH8STN Год назад

I just pulled the trigger on this pack. You works. You were exactly right! It's magnificent!

@TheVikingSasquatch Год назад

Love the review. Love these packs. Been hard to find an English spoken review on this pack. Great review!

@terrym1065 Год назад

Savotta=Quality. IMO all their gear stands out as engineered for use, utility and durability. Expensive?, not for what you get. Great review, thanks.

@cobbler88 Месяц назад

Maybe not expensive for what you get. The problem with a good percentage of hikers is that they don't have a realistic idea of what they NEED. We can always get the most-engineered packs with the best materials for the most cost ($450 in this case). We usually NEED only a fraction of those things at a fraction of the price. Still, if I stumbled upon this line of packs somewhere for some unrealistically low price, I'd jump. But not the XL size. That's just getting too heavy for backpacking.

@thedoghouseoutdoors4116 Год назад

I have the medium and it has more room than I need, that thing is awesome! Love Savotta! Great review

@pawlice8341 Год назад

I have this backpack since many years and definitely love it ❤️ so awesome

@hellsscoutact5379 Год назад

As I've gotten older my big military packs still work for me. I use them in conjunction with either my game carts or pulks. Last resort ill empty out some items and carry on my back for shorter distance per day. Great review. JMHO

@outdoorslifesurvivecraft5078 Год назад

Nice!! With all the attachments that you can get for it, I can see a variety of people getting this pack. If I didn't already have my setup I would definitely get one. I have a place I like to go that's only about a 3 mile hike, but it's a place I go to stay for 5 or 6 days. So I take a lot of comfort stuff. I could see others being interested in this for long trips like the Appalachian Trail or the North Country National Scenic Trail. Others for Bug Out Bags or for wilderness hunting excursions.

@jacobmudd8024 Год назад

I’ve had a Savotta Jakkari L for about 3-4 years. I might have found it from watching your channel. I use either that pack or the marine ILBE depending on how much crap I need to carry. The Savotta is the more comfortable of the two, and lighter.

@jerryfife2015tacoma Год назад

I like the pack and wouldn't mind paying the price for it, looks well made and durable and I really like the features it has to offer, Great video Luke, hope all is well and stay safe, Thanks

@HUNTENMASTA1337 Год назад

Finally! Thanks for this review Luke, I love these backpacks, I have all of them except this size.

@matts6807 Год назад

You've got my attention. Been looking for a new (large) long trip pack - I used to love my rigid, external frame packs, but seems all the cool kids use internal... might have to go with this one

@YungIroh Год назад

I have savottas Jaakari Small and medium equipped with the 6l side bags and the 3 liter belt bags as well. I plan on getting the Hakta 12l, they showed how to attach it to my jaakaris front facings portion. This will be my greatest bag. I'm so excited. Savotta has my FULL trust, Dedication, Support and Loyalty to their brand. Never found something this solid.

@ethanhunt571 Год назад

Love this pack. I used it on a month long backpacking trip in Nepal. I had two 4 liter side pouches and a Jaakari S that I added on buckles that were compatible with the buckles on the XL compression straps, which allowed me to have both the main pack that carried the bulk of my gear as well as a detachable smaller day pack that I could use when I wanted to leave my heavy and large main pack at camp to do day hikes summiting peaks. You’re absolutely right, this pack is heavy, but it carries heavy weight comfortably. I had a lot of cold weather gear, and the pack was heavy, but it did much better handling and distributing that weight better than many other packs I’ve used. It also was not awkward at all to use on narrow mountain trails that often had steep elevation climb. Definitely an awesome pack.

@MysticMonkeyMiracle Год назад

Getting one of these at some point is gunna be like a wet dream for me. Super stoked.

@JoseyStranded Год назад

About ten years ago I was looking for an Eberlestock rucksack when I ran into a Savotta LJK rucksack. I ended up buying the Savotta LJK Modular which is the model this XL was designed from. So this is sort of an improvement over what I have. The carrying harness in XL looks to be simplified a bit from the LJK Modular and I feel that's a good thing. I might buy the XL harness since it will fit into the LJK Modular. These have the same frame.

@fnbtt Год назад

LJK was made for the finnish army so it's designed to take even more tear and wear than usual Savotta standard, thus its more heavy. LJK meaning laskuvarjojääkäri (=paratrooper).

@robertklepfer1788 Год назад

Awesome review thanks Luke

@tjzulu1 Год назад

Another excellent review brother!! Keep’em comin’!!

@Mshannon75 Год назад

I own the medium and love it! Quality is top shelf.

@bjorneygemans7503 Год назад

Happy user of the Large version, but considering buying this one too. Tnx for the information! Best regards from Belgium.

@yobroh316 Год назад

Thanks. Been looking at this pack for s year now. Time to save some money

@jplamb77 Год назад

Thanks Luke,,, Great review,,, and in English 👍 This pack is definitely on my bucket list,,,,!!!!!

@lindaschmidt27 Год назад

Backpacks don't as many pockets, zippered compartments, etc., whereas rucksacks have a lot more especially this product. Nice review Luke! 👌

@redneckgimpreview Год назад

I think that type or an old ALICE pack would be perfect for my trackchair. But this Savotta looks great! Has the "old school" cool with modern upgrades!!

@logan225 Год назад

I have their 80l duffle. Love it. I've been looking at this bag for a while.

@CptnSavage 8 месяцев назад

That is way better than the ALICE Large Rucksack I carried in the army in the '70s. It was always overloaded, and sat way to low on my back [I'm 6'2"]. I'm thinking of getting one of these and passing it on to one of my grandsons. Great review Luke.

@quadcomtelekom5814 Год назад

I have ii since 1.2 year. Love it. Made several Hikes with 43kg, Overnighter, excellent

@andrewgable7273 Год назад

I've been pondering a Large or even the Xtra Large pack to go with my M05 Medium size Savotta pack. Love that pack. After seeing this review, I'm leaning Large. But, who knows for sure, I till have time to ponder on it. Thanks Luke. Till next vid, catch you later!!!

@michaellee4744 Год назад

Great review...and an amazing pack...great job ...freedom for all people..

@tx1hawkins357 Год назад

I have the XL. It rocks!! Only issue is it has so much room I tend to carry too much gear. Thanks again for another great review. Happy Thanksgiving!

@matkahenkilo8554 Год назад

I really wanted this pack, but I had to get one in a hurry and it was out of stock from shops avaivable for me. So I went with the recon pack from Varusteleka (aksoa great, "bombproof" pack). But I do like the lidded packs more, if only you could get that seperately 🤔 Used the jääkäri S and M for years daily and sometimes in really rough use. They have never let me down (though I have weeped pitifully under them in multiple occasions 😆). The value for your money is just amazing.

@bobbyjames7352 Год назад

I just last week looked at buying the Tasmanian Tiger Pack, well now I have a dilemma! LOL Good review as always!

@barbarawalters5068 Год назад

We want to see more Susie. Love your videos keep the good time roll

@trmpkme Год назад

I love watching your videos.

@sergebinder9363 Год назад

And again a very good vidéo with à very good product , continu your good work

@FroznFox Год назад

Great and honest video! If you want to add a day pack feature to your Jääkäri XL, you might like to see Savotta's video "How to quick attach the Hatka 12L to the Jääkäri M, L or XL"

@sixfiveoutfitters1201 Год назад

I've got a Savotta M and L in M05 Woodland. Am also excited to see them offered in the new color Coyote Brown. Only trouble is, they last forever so it's hard to justify getting a new one when the old ones never wear out!

@timmooney7528 Год назад

I find it interesting. I have a surplus CF-90 and a surplus Arcteryx pack , and i think the pack would benefit from long side pockets. At least it ahs the ability to add external pockets or pouches if you want to keep some items separate. or easy to access.

@dean757 Год назад

Nice review! Would love to see you start reviewing gear from Kuiu, Stone Glacier, Sitka, and Kifaru. I know it's not the focus of the channel but it all applies towards hiking/Backpacking as well. 😀

@tomfagro6744 Год назад

And Mystery Ranch

@adamtedder700 Год назад

Great looking pack, I am currently using the ILBE Recon pack as my I.N.C.H. bag.

@wiktorgrotek9540 Год назад

Good one. Thank You for this review. I use Wisport Wildcat.

@thetinkerist Год назад

This is a beast of a pack and indeed the last one I bought, hopefully forever the last one. Perfect for all your winter gear.

@visnuexe Год назад

Looks ideal! Wish I had one!

@fairwind8222 Год назад

I like it! Ultra light is the fad now, but we all have more fun when we pack the comforts of home. And beer taste better after you work for it, ten miles with a cold six pack is work until you get there!

@safromnc8616 Год назад

That is a great looking pack Luke - I honestly hope I never need anything that large !

@jeromeknasinski3862 Год назад

Love your reviews... Glad you can afford it.

@andrewkeeton3627 Год назад

It’s nice you’re reviewing their whole line up and kinda gettin their name some exposure here in the U.S. Love the Medium it’s absolutely bomb proof. Really appreciated the review on that bag

@eastonwilliams1722 Год назад

Yes savotta puts these american companies that make stuff in Vietnam to shame.

@OutdoorWeekend Год назад

I love that backpack … i’m happy with my jakkaari smal back pack

@Pauly365 Год назад

Looks nice. Brings back painful memories of the army.

@GearReviewDepot Год назад

I really like all the PALS webbing, the more the better. 👏👏👏

@ArielleViking Год назад

That's a real nice backpack, great review Luke. 👍

@lawnsofusa2482 Год назад

Still loving this pack! This will be the last backpack I'll every need. It's truly strong, well balanced, and yes, looks sick! Very confident with this pack doing its job. Hauling!

@jacobjensen7194 Год назад

I got this backpack and i love it! I use to go with eberlestock, but as you say its to “loose” for heavy carry. Then i got the fjælræven kajka for trips and i loved the thightness i could get with heavy carry, but i miss the military thoughness and the molle i got with eberlestock. Now i use this savotta and i could not wish for more. Its perfekt. I can have my carinthia defence 6 sleepengbag in the buttom room in winther times.

@Steinstra-vj7wl 3 месяца назад

That sleeping bag compartment at the bottom is a must for me. That is a no brainer which I'm surprised many other brands don't offer.

@samtheman_23 Год назад

Finnish quality product 👌 I have a Jääkäri M backpack (size of 30 liter) and it is very good for short hikes.

@v0x_zk7 Год назад

I have the Särmä TST RP80 Recon, which is basically the same pack with a bit less feature inside of the bag and a different harness system, and I have to say this is the sturdiest and most versatile backpack I ever had, I would highly recommend anything made from Savotta (At the time I got it it was cheaper than the Jääkäri XL but now due to the price increase I'd recommend the Jääkäri over the Särmä)

@janicaven7889 Год назад

Särmä is made in China Jääkäri in Estonia

@Suohirvio Год назад

@@janicaven7889 Särmä tst RP80 is made by Savotta. Made on Finland and Estonia

@jasonschaeffer3677 Год назад

This is the kind of pack I'm looking for. Able to carry several days of food and water along with camera gear. But I need something I can find in or have shipped to the US. Would love if you did more videos like this.

@anneliesevoelker2502 Год назад

They are great backpacks. I have never had one,but I have checked them at a store in Bend Oregon.

@RobB-vz2vo Год назад

Being large isn't a con if you're looking for this type of pack. I am looking for a large backpack and this looks ideal. The only mod that I'll do to it is to get a sail maker to install a waterproof zipped panel on the side for convenience and for getting access during customs stops. I like how slim the pack is, I have always thought about getting a touring pack that I can slip into a locked seabag/duffle-bag for both security and damage/scuff protection during shipping.

@MVHiltunen Год назад

Can confirm the material quality and durability. I have another Savotta bag that shows almost no wear, but has been in daily use for 5 years. Any ordinary civilian bag would be halfway to broken at this point.

@theweekendarcher2056 Год назад

Once again dude, thank you for your videos. I’m on my way to work which takes a little over 2 hours drive. I alway look forward to your reviews and videos. Keep Up the awesome effort. Regards from John In Australia.

@karlkaiser7803 Год назад

HAPPY THANKSGIVING

@jackcoleman7262 Год назад

Got 3 Savotta packs now, all so well made and quality stuff. 10/10

@BacktotheOutdoors Год назад

Being an external frame, how do you rate this pack against the best internal frame packs you’ve tried?

@Catlovers52 Год назад

Pack looks great, I think I will get it

@TommiHonkonen Год назад

I bought one last summer on sale for 430€, normally 550-600€. Got a side pouch for it too, was it 8l one. I liked it so far. But I need the s version to run with it, I have wherestheliquor similar small pack but it don't fold nicely. Speaking of savotta youtube, have you seen the keikka pack ads? They are gold. Carinthia defence 4 is a bit tight to get in the sleeping bag area. Or maybe it was because I tried to stuff it there with tropen in the same bag. Your pronunciation of jääkäri is ok. I was in the Finnish army artillery I know the cannon food, jääkäri. Jääkäri is not a gunner's best friend.

@thomasmusso1147 Год назад

👍👍👍 Looks like a very good buy, though, at my age, I'll never need to buy a pack this size. My 'Backpacker Boulder' 75 litre pack bought back in the early 80's is still willing and able to step up to the plate if asked to do so 😊. I've got the Jääkäri Mini with two 4 L Side Pouches, a 'Beaver Tail' for the rear of the pack and am very happy with it. An extremely flexible and versatile load system. Price? Due to the price at the time comparing .. I put off buying mine for quite a few years, settling for a much cheaper 30 litre local Military Surplus Store Outlet 'brand name'. I should have bought the Jääkäri Mini then instead. My pack vendor was Varusteleka in Finland. Great guys, with a unique sense of humour and excellent service .. credit to them 👍. Thanks for sharing .. take care ..

@Joe_HamRadioGuy Год назад

That's a nice pack. Yes exspensive but hopefully it will last longer than less expensive packs.

@aryaparsi5736 Год назад

wow man thats sick😍

@alfredsutton4412 Год назад

Well done, Luke. I’d buy it I’d I could afford it.

@2807204 Год назад

Great for winter ops....I'm mean winter camping..lots of room for cold weather gear...looks awesome.

@thegiantswordworkout Год назад

Thank you so much for the review! What's the max height you can pack into that ruck with the cap. You said 33 inches compact. It looks like you could fit like 43 to 45 inches inside max. Can you pack it fully with blankets and the lid. And measure it's height. I'm wondering if I could fit a 43.5 inch air gun inside of her.

@Lucitt13 Год назад

I have their small pack I mix with helicon’s “h” harness. I love the small pack for day hikes.

@Stoney_AKA_James Год назад

I really do like the look and build of their packs, but prefer panel loading packs vs top loading packs. FYI: Varusteleka also sells them and shipping to the U.S. is fast!

@HoseTheBeast Год назад

I’m quite sure that the L version has a zipper down the side. The M size has that atleast.

@foxtrotbravo Месяц назад

I got the jääkäri L with two 6litre sidepouches and its more than enough for my use, one issue i found is the frame makes a squeeking noise inside its compartment that is kinda irritating if doing long hikes, but theres nothing a little silicone spray can fix. Overall.im super happy with.my purchase and i will have this.backpack for the rest of my days here on earth

@kathleenshoup2394 Год назад

Luke and Susie have a safe and happy Thanksgiving

@charlesbrown1528 Год назад

Luke you sold me, got to say That's one "bad a&#" pack. I have a Marine ILBE which I love,but, I do not have an external frame pack.I am getting one for my collection, this is the one. I will "cry once" but will last a lifetime. Thank you Luke as always your the man.

@norseman1137 Год назад

Love my savotta jakkari M... Very versatile strong military grade... This one looks way too big for my old knees... But it's designed to carry ammo n alot of kit. Great pack...great company

@mlsknnr Год назад

That is a nice pack but I will stick with my "Granite Gear Chief Patrol Pack" when I need to carry heavier loads. Thanks for the video Luke.

@nicowest3249 7 месяцев назад

The XL is the best investment I have made since my MCK blade. Nobody can go wrong with this pack!

@Saavysav Год назад

Awesome review! I’m wondering how the shoulder padding is? It looks to be on the thinner side but how would you describe it?

@richardcanfield2741 Год назад

That is a badass lookin pac, much thanx

@Mark_-jq6wg Год назад

Great backpack and more than enough space at a reasonable price. I got lots of spare dyneema braids knocking about for them zips. :D

@Legionnaire7777 Год назад

I cut them off and replaced them with 7 strand 550 paracord and them shrink wrapped them. 👌🏻

@concernedcitizen2898 Год назад

That is in fact a very large, very affordable, high quality, sick backpack. I could carry all my fears in that pack.

@adambacker8178 Год назад

awesome backpack

@olavsantiago Год назад

You want those long zip loops on the rucsac, as its easier to grab them in winter with thick gloves. I add a reflector to mine so its easier to spot.

@MrDorz1994 Год назад

I've used the Sarma TST RP80 recon pack for a few years. Great pack, sturdy, can take abuse, comfortable but the friction system for the shoulder straps that uses 2 metal D rings is poor to call it mildly with average weight loads it needs either constant adjustments or you need to tie up the strap. But all in all, it takes loads anywhere from 15/20kg to 80kg and still performs exceptionally (the 80kg was a stress test before anyone says anything)

@The_Real_Thamaell Год назад

I would also be interested to see a review of Särmä TST RP80 -Recon Pack from Varusteleka. To my understanding, the backpack has been designed by Varusteleka, In association with Savotta and manufactured by Savotta.

@Maurice_Duplessis Год назад

The right pronunciation is "Yah-ah-kahree" but great review i bought it last year and i do not regret it one bit.

@bobbybeyer2127 Год назад

Luke how would you compare this to the RP80? It would be interesting to see a whole video comparing them as they seem pretty similar but definitely have some key differences

@mausball Год назад

The frame and harness design look very similar to my old Jansport Carson 90. Interesting. Definitely comfortable though.

@1rayljr Год назад

If you had to choose a pack, from all the packs you have reviewed, just one pack to use in a long term survival type situation in the wilderness........... which one would you choose?

@jstevens69n1 Год назад

Very nice pack !

@CS-in3pg Год назад

Luke, awesome review! I'm sold on it for myself but I'd love to hear how your wife feels about it before I talk to my Hunny about it 😉

@kenschindel3525 Год назад

Thanks for the review Luke, do you prefer this Jaakari XL pack over the Sarma TST RP80?

@5_C_G Год назад

I love your videos. Would you purchase a Mystery Ranch blackjack 100?

@bugoutbrad8395 Год назад

Hey Luke. Where is the XL side pouches. Lol. I know, it so big you don't need them a. My brother has the larger, in M05. There great. Thanks for another, great review.

@somedude82none67 Год назад

Is it true the zippers rust easily if there is salt in the air? Heard the zipper closers are made of a metal that easily rust

@HUNTER-ve3iw Год назад

Almost got this bag recently, went with a MR Blackjack 80 since I found it for 50% off. Any chance of you doing anything from Crossfire?

@thomasschmidt1836 Год назад

The removable top flap, is the zippered inner pocket waterproof? You showed the pocket but made no mention of how spacious it was nor if it was waterproof.