3 Bags I Use the Most
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- Опубликовано: 14 ноя 2023
- I absolutely love these bags and they're 100% my go to bags of choice for 2023. Being a massive bag nerd with a large collection of bags I thought this would be hard to think about. Turns out it was a lot easier than I thought
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I to am a bag geek! So glad I found your channel!
Welcome home brother. This is a bag geek safe space... Plus if you ever need an excuse, feel free to tell whomever the Moorlander made you buy it 😆
Love the satchel. Only "problem" is the large capacity, I've often put to much into it and got back pain from the unequal distribution of weight. Not a fault of the satchel, just getting old. Long story short, I got me a Vaude Rom IIs for the small stuff and if I might need to carry more I do grab a backpack.
Another vote for the Savotta Jaakari - the only pack I've ever used that simply won't die no matter what I do to it. If you need a pack that will probably survivie the heat death of the universe, look no further. You could probably run over this pack with an entire tank division and it wouldn't care.
Just bought wisport zippered 40l after your vid on the 25l just in love with it more than my rush 12 just as everything bags
Wisport is a hidden Polish gem with their bags
Well now, though I certainly don't have the number of bags/packs as the King of the Moorlands, there are several here. For my personal preference, I lean towards smaller bags for the essential items I need to carry into my woods that surrounds my home. I suppose I still adhere to the old Ranger saying. "Travel light. Freeze at night.".😬
One pack, that I use often is a 3/4 scale size of the old ALICE Medium, minus the frame. Simple OD green canvas duck, with non-detachable shoulder straps. Actually, it's quite handy for my needs. Or a simple satchel bag in my favorite camo, Tiger Stripe!😉
And of course, being "an older chap", I can no longer go great distances, nor carry large amounts of gear. So, it's short trips. Light gear. And then off to a nap.😴
Enjoyed that bag fest Mr Moorlander, im not surprised at the Helikon tex satchel as i have one in grey myself and it makes a great camera bag as well with a camera cube thats removed in seconds when its not needed.
Ogio Renegade for daily commute loads of pockets and a good size main section. I'm with you on the bushcraft satchel,one of my all time favs. Helikon haversack or bellroy lite 6l sling for a small carry
Great video as always....Thanks
Glad you enjoyed it
Karrimor Magni 25. Helikon-Tex Bushcraft Satchel and the Savotta Jaakari (M)! DIY moustache wax: 3:1 beeswax and shave butter, with a healthy dose of Cedar Essential Oil for that woodsy appeal!
I need to up my Karrimor game. The old school Karrimor name has been sullied by Sports Direct, where as atleast Karrimor SF is still the die hard brand we know and love
Great video! The one thing all your bags have in common is quality. A sling bag in the city or travelling is great because you can access the contents without taking it off, I use the 5:11 MOAB 10. Always interesting hearing users reasons for carry. 🏴
Thank you brother. Yes, I've had a few people mention the MOAB 10. I'll be sure to pick one up. All my best
My mustache gets in my mouth all the time too. It's aggravating. Lol
We don't have to suffer in silence brother! I got you x x 🤜🤛
Bags are one of the primary great inventions on the path of human development as tool users. The first invention or tool was the stick and possibly the bag was second. Both essential tools for hunter gatherers.
Maybe you should start a bag museum to document this great invention. 😁
Mrs Moorlander would argue I have already started a bag museum 😆
I've done a lot of self reflection and thought a lot about my love of bags and watches. Living it the Moorlands in the 80s my mum and dad would worry at all about seeing me disappear into the fields for a day of adventuring. I always had two things with me. My mum would lend me her wrist watch and trust that I could time myself so my brother and I would be home when she asked. My dad would always have a bag that I could take out too. As long as it held some sandwiches, a bottle of pop, and then generally some rope for climbing trees my brother and I though we were Scott of the Antarctic. Every adventure should have a bag 🖖
@@MoorlanderEDC Crikey you were extremely well equipped even then. I generally only had my trusty stick which was essential for poking down holes and wading in brooks and rivers and we foraged off the land by scrumping apples and suchlike. Never had a watch til I was older but when the sun started to sink in the sky we knew it was time to head home for tea.
My first bag was made by my mother who after much "badgering" on my part cut the leg off an old pair of trousers stitched up the bottom and sewed a handle on the top.
@@paulgee6111 oh yeah. We had sticks galore. Plus I think Iost two of mum's watches, and broke one falling out of a tree 😂
@@paulgee6111 that sounds awesome. My mum used to make hats out of the end of my dad's trousers when he needed them shortening. I tell my kids this stuff how the 80s and they imagine things were like Oliver Twist 😂
I love the H-T satchel.. just seems to 'sit' well
100% agree
You know you have a bag problem when you have special bags to hold your bags.
Yo, we heard you like bags, so we fitted bags in your bags.
Great video sir. Love my Jakarri like it was my adopted son and I do agree that it is the most bombproof piece of gear that I own. However… have you ever slid a pack from Hill People Gear over your shoulders? The yoke style harness they have designed defies the laws of physics! By far the most comfortable pack on the market in my opinion even under loads that I would never consider carrying in any of my other packs. Give them a look.
Thanks for sharing. I'll definitely take a look. I know their gear but haven't had the opportunity to try one. Is there a specific model you recommend?
I went with the Ute plus the Prarie belt. Love it. Disperses the weight between hips and shoulders perfectly. The smaller day packs (Tarahumara) and pockets they sell also marry up to the larger packs perfectly, giving you a modular system that separates when needed. Leaving the main pack at camp and taking the day pack for quick hikes around your location. Can’t speak highly enough of HPG’s gear. Hard on the wallet but unbelievably easy on the back.
A three bag full of stats but have you put them on a field test.? You should actually thus make you sound less of a salesman & more of a product tester. Thought we throw that out there mate. Still love the bloopers. Cheers from Australia.
Oh fo shizzle. The Satchel has been field tested for the last 4 years of ownership. Travelled with it, vacationed with it, used it everyday and some. The Savotta has carried my gear for the last 18 months as well. From a couple of sandwiches and bottle of pop, all the away to camera gear, tripod and filming equipment and been carried all over the Moorlands. I've owned the DayBreaker for the least amount of time however this is my daily commute bag. If I'm not testing a different commuter bag this is by my side. Great on the train as it's very light and reasonably thin too. I travelled with the original DayBreaker with work to see clients and away on a family holiday as well. Field tested, life test, Moorlander approved 🤘
Hope you're well buddy and rocking life
I'm normally always with you - but i have to say, that i *hate* the Helikon Satchel. I had one, tried to use it and felt always like freaking Santa. It has too few organization options and it's just a saggy *thing*. But i like the idea, particularly in summer, when you sweat under your backpack - not so with a bag like that. So i finally found the "Duffler Drop Bag" (available in some shops for a pretty good price). It's just stiffer, has more compartments, MOLLE on the front, but does not look too "tactical". And it's built like a tank. 🙂
That's the beauty of conversations like this. When we say I like your thinking but I prefer... I'll check out the bag you mentioned though. We bag geeks always need more bags 😂 stay well brother 🤙
I also thought that it might sag with so little sectional areas in the main compartment - but I do trust Randy’s experience with it.
I am looking closely at a SOTech A1 Go Bag as I have lusted after one for some time. It’s not too big but is big enough for a day out in the city.
Such a nice Greyman jacket from Helikon-tex😉
Content incoming too :D
@@MoorlanderEDC Then, please compare it with new SAS Smock from Helikon. I’m thinking about it, but as usual it have soooo maaaanyyyy poooookets.
@@KubaB The SAS smock content should be out this Sunday. If I remember I'll add a quick comparison into the Bloopers section for you at the end
I have a Sarma TST Recon Smock coming my way from Varusteleka that's very nice. Will have that content up as soon as it arrives too
@@MoorlanderEDC Thank You
I ended up making my Greyman Jacket content today. The content will be available later this afternoon 🤘
I wonder. Why Helikon's bushcraft satchel and not Wombat?
I've never tried the Wombat. I like the simplicity of the satchel. It's also convenient to travel with inside another bag and grab for beach days
Hello dude. Great idea for a video. Can I suggest a similar one for jackets/fleeces theme for autumn & winter?
Ooooooooooooooooooooh... I love this idea. I can easily do a daily commute, everyday, out in the Moorlands style vid. When you see this released, know it was your idea... and that I love you x x x 😆🤘
Roger that big bird. Can’t wait 👍😂.
What jacket is that?
It's the Helikon-Tex Greyman jacket. The content will be live in a few hours
@@MoorlanderEDC Thank's!
Do you ever sell bags??
Sometimes but only really bags that I've bought myself. Mrs Moorlander recently forced me to have a clear out... Little does she know I know have more money to replace those bags with other bags 😂
Your 1st one (able carry) not in my tastes, nope, no way, never ! :)
You are a liar for the second ! there are not 6 billions colours for the HT Satchel ! Just lots of but not as much ! ^^ (I have and I like it also but not really for a day bag it is a bushcraft one or walk in nature one but hey you use how it is the best for you :))
The third, the Jaakari M yes for sure I would like to have but I think if go for a Savotta one day I will go for a much traditionnal/bushcraft one and probably something like the 339 one (less military look)
Call it a white lie 😂 Helikon-Tex have a crazy line up of coloured Cordura to use at their disposal. Do you have a link for the 339 bag you mentioned? Is that a Savotta pack?
@@MoorlanderEDC yup the 339 is a Savotta model but more civilian/bushcraft (no molle stuf by example)
U R the bagman sir. Tempted by the satchel, mate has one and rates v highly. Finnish bag very tough, maybe too much for average commuting use. Heavy duty wax ( military grade) for the tache. I make my own: beeswax, coconut oil with a drop of pachouli oil for that animal stench 🦣 thanks for sharing.
@@Robert_Thomas832 🤙
I've tried a few waxes but find they run down my lip when I sweat like a beast in the gym 😂 I'll have a look into some more