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Btw whats the weight on this?

Super nice knife. I have the s1 pro. And still thinking of the f1 knife in com3v i sent back on Amazon. I cutted with it before returning(shhhh). But was amazing cutter. Been thinking about buying another one of these. Because the weight savings. Or a bark river gunny scanni.

Great info Mike!...thanks amigo...MT

Savotta is way better

Nice lookin little bag

Hey Mike , I just ordered a black one from Amazon yesterday . Should receive it tomorrow . I was looking at some reviews on it and came across your channel . So I’m a new subscriber … You should do a video on car/Truck EDC gear . I think it would be interesting . Stay well …

Yes, it is true. Just a Supertool, the best name for that excellet tool. It is worth of its name. Thank You for this video. Greetings from SLOVAKIA. You have a new fan Sir.

Looks nice

Jim green boot company are developing a mock toe moccasin style boot and they will be coming out soon and will be less than half the price of these for those of us who cant afford 6, 7, 800 bucks i wish i could afford them tho lol one day

The old version has no lock on the blades but it was the best you could get at this time; i was in the Navy, it rusted easily. Also owned the newer 300 version, i didn't like the steel they used, easily broke the screwdriver. After that i tried plenty of lighter different models, the last ones i still use are the wingman séries.

Love the clean, simple look of the old pst/supertools

That's the one I own! The stainless (silver) Supertool 300. I love it. Never thought I'd use one, but my friend said he swore by his Gerber. I bought it a couple of years ago, and wow... big, but amazing.

I own this pack and the Jääkäri M quoted as 30L ... In my opinion it's way bigger .. I'd say it would hold all that kit inside before you even add side pockets .. you can also clip on the Hatka 12L.. obviously the more you lump on it weight wise the more you push to he comfort of the carrying system. I love Savotta kit they are beautifully made ... I like the Kahaka 25L but I keep it uncomplicated without pouches added because it has no ventilation on the back... Because it's designed to be worn over body armour

Many thanks Mike, fixed my problem perfectly.

I'm making a winter setup for myself. Last winter i did -8 -12 celcius and i was as warm as a rolled buritto with hot sauce. Might upload a video about it once its finished. Its not cheap lol

Looks great to put your Rifle in for winter. So the mechanism does not freeze completely from the wet-frost. Keep inside your bag to keep operatable.

Good use of the word broomstick to explain an interesting product. Thanks

What do you do for Doic there in Switzerland? Enjoy your videos. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks!!!

hahaha I know this spot ! I grab my eggs just past the red roof. You have the bells and have the big truck that comes to pick up wheels of Gruyère right in the middle of the night, and an other one 3 times a week for the extra milk stored in these big metal containers, it goes ding-ling-ling right in front my windows. Sometimes I just wish the dairy would go bankrupt so I could finally sleep at night.

I like it... but it is nearly $500 Canadian dollars, a bit steep these days! Years ago I really wanted a Fallkniven F1, your video has reminded me of this. Hmm... adding to my list.

Interested please advise on price and shipping

Real life experiences make it so much better. Thank you for sharing

That's like calling the 911 the beetle killer. Totally different market.

Good info! Thanks!

Y’all might not believe me, but try wearing the Helikon-Tex wind shirt under the SAS smock if it rains. Yes, under it. That combination will keep you dry; no waxing required.

The sad reality is that SAS troopers don’t need a knife pocket because they’re not allowed to carry knives in the UK.

I've been carrying one for a couple years, I like it. Along with a couple Microtech otf's.

love finding things I forgot in my myriad pockets filled jackets, coats, pants etc. Hilarious man!

Nice 😀 I'm deciding on which what lol

The most important features of a multi-tool are how it looks and how comfortable it is to permanently wear it when not in use. For every job a multi-tool can do, there is other tools that can do it better, but the one thing that a multi-tool has over those, is its immidiate availability. All other features are subject to personal preference.

I hate 2 things. I hate it does not spring back open and I hate serrated blades, Just me

Thanks for the review!

Love the videos!!!

The material is a blend of flax and stinging nettle. They couldn’t import cotton During WW2. Stinging nettle is very tough and can be used for rope. The blend gives the S&P Color.- Chris K

Good review. What size are you wearing here? and what size you usually wear? maybe include your weight and hight...that would help a lot

I normally am a 9.5 D (btwn D and E) on the Bannock scale but usually get a size 9D in boots if the last is roomy. In Russell Moccasins, I wear a 9E. I got fitted by Luke from Russell Moccasins at the stitchdown bootcamp in Brooklyn NYC recently. I couldn't believe how comfortable they are, such a great boot.

A light grey dye job would look pretty cool, in my head at least. Up close the digital pattern would show through but from far away it would be great greyman gear. That's all in my head though, so I'm not sure how it would play out in real life view.

Hi Mike, I have the large MOLLE ll rucksack in Woodland Camo. Was fortunate to find one on ebay several years ago. Haven't tried it out yet. I've heard a lot of bad reviews on the plastic frame, especially in cold weather, of it cracking. But I'm not planning to carry 100 lbs in it. Hopefully it will work out fore winter camping. Also, I have a CFP-90 pack that I wanted to try out for winter, It's huge! Great video, thanks for showing how to pack it. 👍

I've dyed some of that pattern. Make sure you machine wash it first. I used "RIT" dye. I've used apple green, dark green, peacock green, camel, black, I've done some of those 7L side pouches and canteen / general purpose pouches, they all dye a little different, I think it depends on the materials. I've been happy with all the dye jobs except trying a little black in the green, it came out too dark and kinda blue. Apple green and peacock green with some camel were good combos.

Good Lord that things a monster !

put a small wheelbarrow in there!

lol, its taken me all night at work to watch a 10 minute video.. lol.. I would think with a bag that large you could put everything in it including all the other bags.. its funny, for $39 I almost bought one off these on ebay tonight with two spare diddy bags and the frame, straps and belt.. but I swear I think it is way to big, I would be inclined to fill it up.. but man for $39 I dont know if I can let it go..

Mike. Do you use a bivy bag with your sleeping bag or do you just put the sleeping back on the sleep mat on top of the tyvek and make some time of tarp shelter?

Mt man here watching 👍👍

Mike you gotta get out in th woods some and do some hands on stuff with all this great gear!

guess I missed the live.. Im a gear whore but have learned at our ages, it is best to stay small, like Jakkari S. Anything more is no fun to carry and Im in decent shape for 54.

Thanks Mike, never heard of or seen those pouches before. Those would be very handy indeed!

Should re-name your channel "Mike Pouch", the pouches master... thanks for sharing!