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In the Woods With The Finnish Army Gas Mask Bag
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- Опубликовано: 9 фев 2018
- A look at one of the most popular military surplus shoulder bags around and also featured is the M32 Swiss canteen and Jiva coffee.
Here is the link to my Swiss M32 and M84 video I mentioned: • The M32 and M84 Swiss ...
John I am a mess kit collector my self and just ran across your channel and have to say you do a absolutely Awesome job of reviewing these products thank you
Thank you very much! I hope to have new canteen and mess kit videos very soon. I'm currently working on the current issue Dutch army canteen, cup, and pouch. Thanks for watching my videos!
As a Finn, i can say what that means. "SA" Suomen armeija, translatest to, Finnish Army. "Suojautumisohje" instruction how to protect...
The “shoulder” strap is meant for a waist band and the secondary strap is for a leg strap to secure it
A crude translation of the cover of the instructions in the bag:
Read this instruction!
It may safe your life!
Protective measures
•Protective mask •Nuclear protection
•Gas protection •Combustion protection
Common instructions
•Keep your protective mask clean and maintained
•Always keep your canteen full of clean water
•Be prepared to protect yourself from the effects of weapons of mass destruction
•Keep your patience - stay calm - act quick
•When acting correctly you will maintain your combat effectiveness
Keep the instruction in a pocket of the protective mask bag (gas mask bag)
Jesse Huhtikangas thank you for the translation! It’s very interesting. I hope others find this helpful too.
I have a finnish gas mask bag, and a east german mess kit, m52 french mess kit, a russian vdv canteen mess kit, and two pocket stoves for cooking in the woods. i walk 7 to 10 miles in the woods, and cook lunch. the finnish gas mask bag is like yours.
your videos are great, I lost 15 LBS. from walking .and i have 6 to 10 more things in my bag, the bag is great for long day walks in the woods. and thank you for your videos.
Sounds like you are well equipped! I wish I could get out and walk that much. At this time I am only able to walk maybe 3 to 4 miles per trip because of plantar fasciitis in one of my feet. I hope I can get it healed up soon. Thanks for watching and for your comment!
Giving the measurements of things was great
John I may have found your coffee solution, there is a new Starbucks fresh brew ground coffee cans product that just came out. You get 8 cans, so it would last for awhile. I enjoy your videos, I have a bunch of bags too as I hike down the Canadian river in Oklahoma.
Brandon Leech I will check them out. Not sure if the new product has arrived here in Florida yet but I will be on the lookout. Thanks for your comment!
First off you have a cool area to enjoy, very cool. That is a cool bag as well, i like it. Nice gear set up , thanks for the vid man. ATB.
Great video brother! Got one of those bags. I love it! You can pass the leg strap around the bag trough the front clips and secure it on it’s D ring again so it don’t get in the way. Greetings from Brazil!
Thiago Porto Thanks for the tip. And thanks for watching!
I have this bag as well the only difference is the elastic strap on the inside of the bag I have is sewn on the opposite end. It's my main Bush Craft bag had it for years and it's never failed me yet. There awesome bags and I hope you enjoy yours as much as I do mine.
I enjoy mine very much. It really is a great bag! Recently I wanted to day hike to bass fish some remote ponds in a state park. The bag easily held my assortment of plastic worm bags and other tackle, my lunch, and water bottles.
I got 2 of these gas mask bags several years ago for $5 each and have always regretted not getting a couple more at the time.
Great review! I have one too and love mine! It’s just like yours but had the castle icon stamped on the front, mine too was never issued and came with the cleaners. I have put a full 32 oz water bottle and nesting cup in the band in the bottom and holds it perfect!
Good to hear from another bag owner. Thanks very much for watching my video and for commenting!
I think the tissue and cloth are some burn dressing that's dried out. The blue cloth with mine is still slightly moist from 1981
john Doe thanks for the information. I still love my bag and it still gets use. Thanks for watching another video!
I have chickens and when I watch your videos, I end up pausing and walking outside to make sure they are safe, thinking I hear a hawk.
Kyle Brown Lol! That’s pretty funny. If you turn it up loud enough maybe the chickens will duck for cover! Thanks for watching and for your funny comment!
At 1:01 I saw Sasquatch - though admittedly he’s a long way from home.
Hey John, I watched this video a few years ago and decided that I wanted to pick myself up a Finnish gas mask bag like yours. I put it off and now they seem to be $50+ and a bit difficult to find. Do you know of any sources for some that don't cost an arm and a leg?
From my experience of military service, I guess that big one 'cloth' is for cleaning lens of gas mask. it may keep vapor from blocking the sight of user.
Thanks! Makes a lot of sense to me. Thanks for your comment!
Great review John. I think the blue bag is an anti-fogging impregnated cloth to keep the eyepieces from fogging up during use. My US GI gas mask bag came with a little round cylinder that says "Anti-Dim cloth for gas mask use". The instructions go on to say to apply it to the inside of the eyepieces after each use. I think it came from my 1952 gas mask M9A1.
I love my Hot Lips. You are the first I have seen using them, and now I know they will fit on my Swiss canteen.
I love mine too. I like my coffee hot and if I wait for my coffee to cool, most times I forget and let it too cool and I end up heating it again. Hot Lips is the ticket! Thanks for watching and for commenting!
such a cool bag! I have been thinking about getting one since ages, but I have so many nice vintage bags, I feel kind of sorry... just 1 month ago I bought a mint-condition Swiss army gas-mask bag from WWII... do I still need one more?
Great video, on the coffee search im sure you've found it by now, but if not you should try them roast and ground coffee bags, they dont taste like instant becos they aint, they proper roast and ground coffee in little bags like the same way you would brew tea, perfect for an uncomphemrised cuppa on the trail
I usually hate instant coffee, but I found I like Taster's Choice. The trick, for me, is taking along coconut flavored creamer. But I can drink it straight.
I usually make cowboy coffee, though, whether in a pot, or just in a cup. I don't find grounds to be a problem, even when I make cowboy coffee in my canteen cup, and it sure tastes good.
Thanks for the tour of the bag. It is tough finding good instant coffee. I hear people saying they like the Starbucks, but I think that tastes as bad or worse as everything else.
I agree. And it's expensive. The search continues...
I drink Bustelo instant coffee. Absolutely delicious.
a trick : watch movies at Kaldrostream. I've been using them for watching loads of movies lately.
@Titan Mathew definitely, I've been using KaldroStream for since december myself :)
@Titan Mathew Yup, I've been using kaldrostream for since december myself :)
Great bag. I picked up a small canvas backpack a few weeks ago that is about that size, I need to take it out and show ya....
Cool! Bring it out. Who is the manufacturer?
No idea, only has a little "made in china" tag on the inside. Kind of old and discolored but I think it will be a cool small pack. Setting it up for a video on Sunday...
Nice bag John ! looks that there is enough room for gear for a day hike, those cleaning tissues are for the glasses in the gasmask if I am correct (anti condense). Cheers Martin.
Thanks for that, John. Cool bag! Have any problem with chiggers in those woods? And any suggestion as to prevention?
Yes sometimes. I usually just spray my shoes and pants with 40% deet spray and that works most of the time. Keeping out of tall grass and weeds seems to help too. I still get one or two sometimes. Its just part of being in the woods for me. I'm glad you liked the video and thank you for your comment!
So is this bag larger than the Czech bread bag in one of your other videos?
This bag is bigger than the Czech bag. It has one large compartment which holds a lot. I use it when I need to carry bulky things like when I hike in somewhere to bass fish from the shore. It carries all my bags of plastic worms, terminal tackle, lures, all my fishing accessories and even some snacks and some bottled waters. But the Czech bag which I use most, has lots of pockets to organize your small gear for your time in the woods. I have a pockets for fire kit, eating stuff and seasonings, and first aid. The main compartment has a back up esbit stove, gloves, bug repellant, cordage, and head lamp. It still has room to cramp a couple more small things too if needed. It also has a strip of webbing on the outside of the main flap for attaching a canteen kit. Both bags are awesome in my opinion.
sweet!...a well made and well designed bag...i probably won;t look for one as i;m bag poor as it is.
I am however still in search of that little swiss water bottle...its hard to find them in good nick anymore....well done video John...blessings...woods
Thanks Woods! I hope you are able to find one soon. If I run across one that looks good I'll leave a link for you.
Hello, nice video that got me thinking about buying one for when I go out for day walks! How ever it does lead me to a question. When I was in the Army, we all had to go through gas training with our gas mask. In the U.S. we used tear gas (that was no fun!) but we don’t really know what kind of gas was used over where ever your bag came from. What I would like to know is if you think that it might be a good idea to wash it in the washer, using the easy wash setting before using it?
I have the same model with the rook marking
Great video 👍Looking to get one on Thursday or Friday. It has the SA on the front like yours not the tower. These are sort after like the Polish/Soviet bread bags and are getting more expensive with each year that goes by. At least i know now what i can fit into it.
agreed, instant coffee is yuck & 1 thing i don't compromise on in the bush is coffee. i do this... boil water, pour the water through a paper filter in a coffee basket borrowed from a 4 cup drip coffee maker. coffee just as good as at home - no compromise. i don't like grounds in my coffee and i don't like instant. i must have coffee. the finn gas mask bag is real nice. sure wouldn't mind to have one myself. thx john - hit liked!
I might have to go to the pour over method for hiking trips. I always like to take cold water in my canteen cup and put my grounds in and bring to a boil and then take it off after 1 minute. Then let it settle and pour into my drinking cup. The problem is when hiking is using extra water to clean my canteen cup for boiling water for the upcoming meal. I don't want to carry another metal container so that's why I have put up with instant coffee so long. Pour over method might be the easiest solution for decent coffee and easy clean up. Thanks for watching another one, for your comment and your like!
well john, hunting, fishing, trapping, skinning, butchering, cooking..... i do it all and may cook it on a stick or just on rocks, but i never thought i needed to go cave-woman, beat on my chest like an ape and drink 2nd rate coffee in the bush to be an outdoors person. doean't make sense. cruddy coffee and me don't get along. the paper filters and the small 4 cup drip coffee maker basket pack inside of a SS cup and then throw spent filters and grounds into the fire. easy as that and zero compromise. each to their own i say, but when i'm out there i enjoy home quality coffee.
Sounds good to me!
That is one heck of a good idea. Our local Goodwill has drip pots that size for as low a three dollars.
Folgers makes coffee in a bag, like a tea bag. Real fresh brewed coffee.
Thank you for the tip! And thanks for watching my video!
Slick bag thanks!
BEARivrman81356 thanks for watching!
Tower is newist logo, SA is older.
Would be nice to see you do a video on the Yugoslav/Serbian mess kit :)
Gungeek I might have to do that soon. I have one in my collection and have been putting it off. What should I cook in it?
Goulash might be fitting.
For what it's worth, I settled on Blendy Stick Cafe. Ordered from Amazon. It has cream, sugar, coffee. They also offer teas.
I'll check it out! thanks for the tip!
John Sherwood Give me your address and I'll mail you a couple of sticks.
Sorry for the delayed reply. I tried to find a way tonight to private message you but your channel doesn't provide a link. Its ok. I will check out the coffee on Amazon
Very well made excellent video
Thank you very much!
Hey guy..that alumin cap used only cold wather!! No make hot wather in the fire!!
I use mine everyday but i didnt get the one with the divider inside.my friend also has one and he got the one with the divider.this and the polish bread bags are 2 of my favorite EDC/haversack bags. Great admin.pouches both of them.unfortunately my pen left a permanent ink stain on my finnish gas mask bag😣
Ryan Victoria As I write this, I am on vacation with my family at the beach. I used the Finnish bag to haul my coffee stuff to the hotel. It’s still one of my favorite go-to haversacks! It’s a bummer that yours got stained. You should pick up another one while they are still around! Thanks for watching my video and for commenting!
John Sherwood john i already thought about that.but this time im setting my eyes on the swiss salt and pepper bread bag.it also has great admin.pouches inside and a seperate compartment for the m32 canteen which can also fit the m84.it would be great if you could get one and do a review on it too. My swiss friend who will be arriving anyday now also got me a present the swiss vinyl waterproof gas mask bag.so im also checking out the reviews on youtube but they only have 2.
Kind of heavenly being out in the bush. Just yourself and nature. Blissful really. Peaceful as if time stood still. Really nice man...
I like video
Were can u find bag
I havent gotten one of these yet.
Do you like this more than the Polish bread bag?
I want to add one of these, the Polish bread bag and an East German bread bag to my collection. But, I'll mod mine more than likely.
Im always looking for the perfect haversack.
Well, they are two different bags to me. I like that the Finnish bag is made of heavy canvas, has assorted deep and more usable pockets for what I do, and how the main flap fully covers the bag. The Polish bag I have is made of a thinner material that I can see pin holes of light through in places. Also, the flap doesn't overlap and fully cover the bag. Sometimes while carrying it, the flap shifts and there is a gap where water could get in. And finally, the pockets are not as useable for me because some are smaller and shallower for my needs. I do like the looks of the bag and it carries well. When I'm feeling like carrying my Polish stuff, it can't be beat to carry my polish mess kit, canteen, and silverware set along with other stuff. As for the East German one, I have one of those attached to the outside of my E. German combat pack that I keep in my truck as an extension of the pack. It has various food items in it for emergencies. It is made of a thin linen material and doesn't have a shoulder strap. My favorite to carry is the Czech bread bag. Its a little smaller but I usually carry it with a backpack. Its great for smaller stuff that I want quick access to and to organize my cooking stuff. My Czech canteen and a aluminum cup attaches to the outside. Its made of canvas and looks bushcraft cool! If you would like pictures just let me know.
John Sherwood
Great info.
And being the surplus addict that I am, yes, please. I would like to see the Czech bag as well.
Thanks.
Until I am able to get some pictures, here is a video I made on the Czech bag: ruclips.net/video/1HcFu5RlHPM/видео.html
I just saw in the comments of the Czech video that you seen it and commented. Oh well.
John Sherwood
Ah ok. I had forgotten it. Thanks very much.
I believe that is a Finnish gas mask bag that second straps to go around your leg and the other one goes around your way but they are great bag I've had one for about 3 years. I'm new to survival and prepping I like your video not everything works out the way you plan.🚶💀
Thank you for watching and for commenting! I think when it comes to my coffee on the trail I'm gonna use a drip method with real coffee. Been eyeing one of those folding silicone drips that you put a #2 cone paper filter and coffee grounds in the top and pour hot water over. I think this might be the answer for me.
community dark roast instant try it.
Ok. Thanks for the tip!
Cool kit. I have a similar bag!!! Have you tried Trader Joe's 3 in 1 instant coffee yet? It's pretty good.
Where do you get it? I don't think its in my local Walmart or Publix.
John Sherwood - The store's name is "Trader Joe's". We don't have one in my small town, but there's one about an hour from me. I try to get a couple boxes of it when I go there.
The Trader Joe’s 3 in 1 coffee is very good for instant. It has creamer and sugar already in the packet. I usually drink my coffee black, but instant usually needs help.
I agree. Trader Joes is good for instant. Sadly, their stores are not convenient for me.
Jes!!😯👌😋🐞😊
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But sak are good.i have same gasmask sak!!👍👌
coffee WM Folgers 10 pack in a box, where a $ 1 but with Biden's inflation $1.50
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