Another great video. Thanks Luke.

Luke the ability you have to inform and advise is outstanding. Well glad I've found you Cheers.

@TheOutdoorGearReview

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks Derrick, I appreciate you too brother. - Luke

Great video and review Luke.

Man, you are really feeding my addiction to military packs...I bought my first one (an ILBE) after a review you did awhile back and i have steadily been researching (and buying) other designs. Love the fact that you show off European packs that we don't see everyday in the U.S.

@TheOutdoorGearReview

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks Bern! Lots to come brother. - Luke

I’m working through some of your old stuff Love from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Nice pack! You tell it like a BOSS!

@TheOutdoorGearReview

6 жыл бұрын

Hell Yeah, thanks AATC! - Luke

Great review and pack

@TheOutdoorGearReview

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks SM! - Luke

I like that one !!

Great video! Do you use this as a top lid for the Särmä tst rp80 as it´s shown on the varusteleka site?

another great vid and review luke. the pack is perfect for edc. wish they'd put some keepers for the excess straps though.

@TheOutdoorGearReview

6 жыл бұрын

Definitely! Have a great weekend! - Luke

Cool thanks

Nice intro! Is the smoke new or have I just never noticed it before?

Great review! I noticed yours has the shoulder straps built in. I guess the newer style is you buy the straps separate. For some reason this is more complicated than I can wrap mg head around. Any idea how to attach those straps?

Great review, It looks like a great pack...........

@TheOutdoorGearReview

6 жыл бұрын

This little pack is pretty sweet and has been my daily hauler for the last couple of weeks. Good stuff! - Luke

thanks for sharing . good morning . ATB

@TheOutdoorGearReview

6 жыл бұрын

Good morning to you Andy, how are you doing today? - Luke

I bought Särmä DP-10, both green and black. Same capacity, same quality but without zippers, only with rolling top and fastex buckles. Still rich with molle webbing. Best small daypack I ever bought.

@adler830

4 жыл бұрын

I really dislike zippers, they are the first thing that will fail.

@bussimies6492

3 жыл бұрын

​@@adler830 I have really liked this backpack in daily use for two years now. The zipper however went just two days ago. As far as I can see, it went because the zipper is (by design) installed "flipped" in this backpack, and the zipper pulls now strain the stitching which attaches the actual zipper part to its fabric part. And that stitching actually even protrudes a bit, to begin with, so the wear may be even worse. The pressure (and wear) of the pull wouldn't be the same on that stitching, if the zipper was installed the "right way". I did contact Varusteleka recently, and I'm waiting for their reply. For their benefit, though, they usually are pretty cool on actual issues like these.

@adler830

3 жыл бұрын

@@bussimies6492 That's exactly what I'm talking about. Imagine those zippers failing while being somewhere where you cannot repair it. If buckle fails, no problem breaking it away and use carabiner to close backpack securely. And to add salt to injury, zippers aren't exactly the best solution if hard rain happens. While rolling top prevents water leakage with ease.

@adler830

3 жыл бұрын

@@bussimies6492 Good thing about rolling top is variable capacity. If your cargo is bigger, just roll the top a bit less. Still closed, and cargo is still safe.

Had to watch just to hear how you pronounce the finnish words. Not bad!

@OutriderFIN

6 жыл бұрын

Yeah. Also the Rs dont "buzz" correctly and "varuste" is a bit rushed but I'm still impressed.

@TheOutdoorGearReview

6 жыл бұрын

Good! I was thinking to myself when filming...."wait, did I say that right?" - Luke

Hi Luke, your channel is awesome! How does this pack compare to the Kifaru E&E? Thanks

@TheOutdoorGearReview

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much Roberto! Unfortunately I don't have any hands on time with the E&E pack. - Luke

Nice pack! :) Do you know about a similar pack with three columns of molle on the sides, please?

Luke, love your videos man. Any chance you can do a review of the Eureka TCOP some day?

@TheOutdoorGearReview

6 жыл бұрын

Definitely! I've been keeping my eyes open for a good deal and I'm going to buy one for all of 'us' to use. - Luke

@Dontgiveacrapforuser

6 жыл бұрын

TheOutdoorGearReview Awesome! thanks for replying and keep the great content coming 👌

I will take my old 3day Blackhawk. Its been to ATC,NTC,Iraq, countless field problems,countless schools. ATtrail,CDTtrail. Looks like a nice pack. But a little on the small side.

@kidbach

6 жыл бұрын

Dave Tumbleson I love my Blackhawk 3 Day Assault Pack which I've had since 1985.

hey Luke, just curious, is moose a manual? or automatic

@TheOutdoorGearReview

6 жыл бұрын

She is an automatic and that is the only way they came. No Manuals. - Luke

I like the pack kind of reminds me of my goruck gr1

@TheOutdoorGearReview

6 жыл бұрын

You are right, it does look like the goruck but the Mini is much smaller. How do you like the goruck gr1? - Luke

@ewing1807

6 жыл бұрын

TheOutdoorGearReview it's pretty much the best backpack I've ever had. It's simple but holds a lot of weight well. It's on the more expensive side but it's made in the USA. I really like it a lot.

@ewing1807

6 жыл бұрын

TheOutdoorGearReview and it's built like a tank

Bought the new version of this pack and was sadly disappointed as it flops around alot even during a light jog and just packed with a lunch and a first aid kit:/

Looks nice

Hi, my name is David and I am from Germany. I love to watch you going out in the wilds. Here in Germany we have no poisonous snakes, no poisonous spiders, no bears and so on. I sometimes wonder how relaxed you are walking through the wilderness. Can you please tell me how you are protecting yourself against snakes? I mean just to always look for snakes is definitely important, but what do you do if a snake bites you? Do you carry some antidote with you? Can you please make a video about that? I am really amazed about the beauty of your country, but it scares me also. (Sorry for my bad English, but it is not my first language).......

@Heywoodinator

6 жыл бұрын

Don't get bitten! #1 protection, most studies are showing, according to ReallyBigMonkey1, that in the instance you are bitten, do not try to apply any form of treatment, this will usually make it worse, and could encourage the spread of Venom. The very first thing you do, except for trying to photograph or at least identify the snake that bit you (and, I mean, how likely is that? you just got fanged, you're panicking) (so they can figure out an anti-venom, since in most cases anti-venom from the exact species of snake that bit you, is the only antidote) is get to a hospital! Snakes can also bite through leather boots. So there really is NO protection other than your eyes...

@Tomadair1

6 жыл бұрын

If it really worries you wear gaiters and long pants ,here in Australia we have loads of snakes most venomous ,but 1 snakes are generally afraid of us humans 2 they usually if not always have short fangs so do not penetrate thick cloth like jeans or cordura pants 3 they do not always inject venom when they bite often it is just wiped on the surface of clothes and 4 no animal wants to commit suicide and if it attacks a human size animal thats what will happen ,lastly be aware of your surroundings ,so you dont suprise and frighten the poor wee beasties ,and in 40 years plus experience of beating around the Australian bush you will be fine just like everyone else. All the best to you and have faith that your God loves you and wont let you get hurt unless you really want to act the fool and provoke his creations.regards Tom Adair.

Moose is big star, even for a 10-second spot-- with the loudest doors I have ever heard.

@TheOutdoorGearReview

6 жыл бұрын

Haha Everything on that truck is loud! I have a new series which features good ol' Moose! Coming soon. - Luke

..love misurp Wednesday...how does this compare to the minijaaki you reviewed earlier?...

@TheOutdoorGearReview

6 жыл бұрын

While I like both a lot, the Minijaaki would be my pick if I had to select just one. - Luke

@drastocedits2682

6 жыл бұрын

TheOutdoorGearReview why? the minijaakari lacks a lot of organisational features, how do u get over that?

what kind of truck is that Sir ?

@TheOutdoorGearReview

6 жыл бұрын

M1008 Army Truck. - Luke

pro tip from varusteleka is use this Särmä TST CP10 for smaller "day pack" putting it top of Särmä TST RP80. m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10154745210381776&id=199181136775 sorry there is not english (yet). varusteleka says that they are going to make video of this also.

Suomi mainittu, TORILLE!

I want your truck

@TheOutdoorGearReview

6 жыл бұрын

I have Moose Series coming up. :D - Luke

Jesus christ. That pack has allmost doubled in price!

Tasmanian Tiger Essential Pack seems better, and it is a lot cheaper :-)

Having been a few yrs at Ft Bragg, i wouldnt use that for anything more than a camelback/wallet pouch, or toiletry bag, or carry-on bag. I would never duty use it. Its not practical in anyway.

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@God8-O

6 жыл бұрын

Eric Rosbottom You are the chosen one!!! :-O

@Eric-ew8jt

6 жыл бұрын

Simple pack and built tough, I dig all the webbing. Add a nice little IFAK to it.Thanks Luke!

@Eric-ew8jt

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks God!

@americanaxetoolco2076

6 жыл бұрын

Eric Rosbottom I like all the webbing as well...