Modern Military 20lb Bushcraft Kit jääkäri m, jerven fjelduken
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- čas přidán 16. 06. 2024
- Minimalist 20lb bushcraft kit backpack loadout with modern military gear. Savotta jääkäri M backpack, Jerven Fjelduken, ratnik shelter tarp, 10C bushcraft kit
This kit uses newer modern military surplus. I will do a follow up using vintage military surplus to accomplish the same tasks (3 seasons bushcraft camping hiking)
#bushcraft #jerven #10Cs
That is some pretty cool gear that I never heard of before .
Thanks for watching. Will follow up with a similar loadout using older mil surp and shoot for the 20lb range.
where can i get the canvas sheet ?
@@ericgarcia8986 ebay is usually a good source. Any Russian mil surp supplier.
Good video, slow and comprehensive 👍🏽
I still don't know how people do all this light gear stuff. I pack so much food and booze my kit is always like 40lb plus ha
The Corporal recommended you 👍
Russian Mil surplus might be hard to find ATM.... LOL
↟↟Awesome kit Jess😎👍🏻
Glad to see You again Bro✊🏻🐺🐾
Cheers🙌🏻✨
Thanks Alex! Been super busy these past few months. Hope to film more this fall.
Cheers Brother 🤝🌲
The Jerven Fjellduken (Wolverine Mountain cloth, litterarily translated) is truly a magnificent piece of gear. I have used them since 1992 or there about, and have two different versions of it,.The Original one and the Hunter extreme, the latter is the old "short" iow 200 cm version and was bought around 1997/8. Jerven also has or had tent endings for it, so one of the large duks with the ends makes for a somewhat roomy, unfloored tent, which heats up nicely with a basic kerosene storm lamp.
I Added 2 Savotta Vertical Large pouches to My S J Medium last Spring. Adds more Liters for Winter Camping.
Great Vid 👍
Thank you! Those pouches look really slick.
I was so happy you keep your ever present Palatka.
Came here from corporals corner, and liking what you do.
Thank you!
When weight matters, 20 pounds is roughly the right idea. You have the perfect Grunts G.P. loudout. You should try and compact that load to a smaller package, that can be done without sacrificing your kit you have now.
Very well thought out, thanks for sharing.
Nice job mate, thanks for sharing
Good stuff ! Looking forward to the next video! Thanks for sharing Jesse
Definitely gave me some ideas for mine, thank you for it
Really like that load out. 👍
Thanks Jess. Keep on keepin on!
Another great one!!
I’ve missed this
Thank you!
That's an awesome kit. I like the minimalist and versatile concept of the items. Very functional and basic, but comprehensive kit. Thanks for the video and for sharing your thoughts, ideas and experience with us.
That's a great pack and kit! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks David!
Last winter I slept outside in a Carinthia defence 4 bag on top of that Savotta ground mat in minus 25* temps with snow and was perfectly comfortable all night. No fire , no tarp , just in the bag on the mat. I was wearing Swazi fleece Bushpants and a varusteleka Sarma merino L2 long sleeve . I’d say I could’ve comfortably and safely gone down to 40 below with that setup by adding a base layer to my clothing. Living in Canada I’ll probably go try that in 40 below this winter !
Nice! Sounds like a good time to me!
@@EnduranceRoom always a good time in the bush !
You mean -40 .?
Cool gear!
Thanks!
Thanks Endurance Room. Drawing a line between all the possibilities, shows I'm still on the right track. The order of your kit is exceptional snd seems to have become the way to go
Excellent content!
Love your channel, dude. Keep the good content coming.
Thanks my friend. Appreciate it 🤝
Nice . Enjoyed that . You have some interesting bits of kit there . I have a few of those things ( pack and sleeppad ) and they are excellent. Take care 🏕👌
Nice setup
Thanks!
I love the setup. I've been altering and evolving my medium ALICE setup in the same way. I'm a tad bit heavier but once I get a sewing machine that should change.
Hi Jesse! Great gear, thanks for showing! All the best from 🇦🇹🤠👍
Thanks my friend! Appreciate it. ATB
Jess
Nice kit Jess, thanks for showing all of what you have in it, always helpful. I hope that you will do a video on using a medium Alice pack. Thanks for the video.👍
Good kit Jess!
Thanks James!
Great video. Looking forward to the more budget friendly version lol.
I really enjoy your channel. Thank you for sharing
Thank you
@@EnduranceRoom I want you to know I appreciate the fact that you have responded to every comment that I hav3 posted to your videos. This is why I will keep watching you 👍 thank you
Brilliant video Jess everything you need and under 20lbs and it’s amazing gear 👍 I definitely overthink and over pack my pack is probably around 40lbs I definitely need to get the weight down . Recently I bought a get out gear down quilt so this will definitely cut the weight down and I definitely recommend it . Hopefully see you doing a overnight video soon all the best my friend stay well 💪🏴👍🔥🥩🍻
Hey Jess, thxs for sharing ... greath video !!
grtz. from Holland , Janneman
Thanks Jan! Cheers my friend
cool setup ,doesnt look to heavy despite being tough mil kit , thansk for the great videos ✌️
Thank you! Appreciate it. 🤝
Excellent video.👍
Thanks!
I love my Savotta Jakarta medium pack, I did add Maxpedition shoulder strap pads to it.
Digging this simple setup i have a few ideas for some changes to make it work in my area
Glad to see U !
Thanks! Good to be in the woods
Spend last night stealth- and tarp- camping for the first time. I slept on the fdf pad and it's way comfier than it looks like (but still not super comfy). I was surprised with all the width it gave me.
Hi there Jess ..
👍👍👍 .. another good one .. thanks for sharing.
A nice gear loadout .. simple but practical. Those Norden Countries make really awesome outdoor gear. Practical, robust .. perhaps not with the amount of 'bling' and 'comfort' associated with Products aimed at Western Markets but boy, they do what they were designed for and more.
Work Gloves .. an idea. Fabric Loops and Brass Grommets as Attachment Points. I have attached one variation to my one pair and the other to the other pair. This allows me to hang my gloves on my belt or pack .. thus allowing for easy access AAWR.
Closer to home .. I recently received my Savotta Jääkäri S Backpack from Varusteleka. It came with the two Side Pouches .. the '4L'(itre) Version and a Sternum Strap that I ordered with it.
WOW I am impressed .. the Quality is to be seen to be believed! These guys know how to make stuff. Presently, I'm having a glorious time 😁 playing around with various setups .. including ways to get some of my current non-molle gear to fit. Have already had a test run down to our local Migros Supermarket to pick up a sizeable batch of groceries and .. 👍👍👍😊.
The pack (sans side pockets) is also EU Air Travel Cabin Bag Size Compliant. I'm currently working on the Visa to travel to the UK 🙄😏 to visit my son and family and to finally see my first Grandchild for the first time (she will be turning 2 this year .. this Covid BS scuppered previous attempts 😖). The pack should make for ideal Cabin Baggage. I can store the 4L Side Pockets (loaded up with the usual Carry-On Suspects) inside the Pack during the flight and thereafter, when required, transfer them to the outside for the additional capacity.
Back to the Norden Gear. Jess, yes it is expensive .. but! As you said, it'll last a lifetime and it more than meets it's design intent. My one 30 litre Day Pack (bought some years back from my local Military Surplus Store .. a 'Store Brand Name' and prematurely showing its age) .. that pack is already down in the basement into storage (I don't readily immediately discard stuff that I've replaced .. have to 'mull' over it a bit 😏. Perhaps, inter alia, if nobody else can get good use out of it, there could be bits and pieces thereon that may come in handy later).
Knowing what I know now, I would have bought then, this Jääkäri Pack (with Accessories, at close to four times the price) instead of the Surplus Store Version, without blinking.
Once again my friend, a good share .. always nice hearing from you.
You and the Family .. take care .. Tommy
Had my bag for a year+. Only
gripe is I wish I could get into the top from the outside. Other than that, I absolutely love it. Nice gear base too, also very similar to what I keep for Colorado
Thanks my brother 😊 Nice little pack! I too have a smaller pack for summer. I strapped it on, middle of June, and had a blast testing it out for a few nights... But getting my winter pack into ship shape has been creeping into the forefront of my mind as of late though 😅 I like being prepared 😁 🤷🏼♀️ Great to see ya again... I pray all is well with you & the family 🙏🏼 I think we have some very rough seas coming up just ahead, so stay sharp & armor up Jess 💪🏻🗡️ All my love dear brother 🌿
Hey sister! Yes, colder weather is slowly creeping in here. We have had a few nights here were I thought about firing up the woodstove. Then other days we are running a fan all night. We are doing good though. Boys are teething, so that has been interesting 😐😂
It definitely seems like the pressure is getting cranked up. Its going to be alright. Stay strong, no fear, keep your spirit light. The shift is upon us. Much love 🌲
Separating the bag is actually a good idea, now you have a container for foraging and tinder gathering.
Good looking load out Jess! Hope you guys are doing well 🤠
Thanks Herb! Doing good. Just super busy. Hope you’re doing well also!
Terrific efficiency! I'm very inclined towards packing and carrying a daily list of must haves and this is a super example of such a set up. For both wilderness and urban survival, I believe in simplifying a set up to the absolute must haves and this video is a great example of such. Terrific as always brother!🤙
Thank you very much my brother. Efficiency is where it’s at. Really nice to be able to have it ready to go and smooth it.
Thank you very much my brother. Efficiency is where it’s at. Really nice to be able to have it ready to go and smooth it.
You snuck this one in while I was at work. it wouldn’t let me comment the first time I watched it. I really like the ground pad . Great video brother. Glad you’re well. Stack it high and stack it deep
Thanks brother. Doing good. This platform has been pretty buggy on my end also. Took 4 hours to upload. Have a good one my friend.
Video and audio quality super clear, like 4k…. Walking shots smooth…
That German faluka is killer. Definitely going to search for one. Sweet vid brother. D🤙🇺🇸
Thank you brother. Appreciate it. Been working to get the AV dialed in.
It is called jerven fjelduken, Norwegian gear. I got mine from varuste.net
@@EnduranceRoom copy. Gracias🙏
Love my jakaari m :D
Nice job well presented Jess, I use a viking condor 65ltr patrol pack fully loaded for summer 12kl. I like your universal flexibility, great share. Thank you from Scotland. Harry
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Cool rig you got there matey. Simple but functional. Can't wait for the follow updated kit. We always get great ideas from your show mate. Cheers for sharing. Could you do in the near future all the modification/addition you've made to your packs, tools etc.? Greetings from Australia.
Thanks my friend. Will try to film something about it in the near future. I did one along these lines a couple years ago called Make your own Bushcraft Gear
Nice
Nice Pack Jess, we use the same sleeping pad, ratnik and Palatka, LOL
Safe Travels
Thank you Manfred! All great gear 🤝 What pack are you carrying these days?
Hi Jess - I'm using the Helikon Matilda for medium duty and the Jaakari L for bigger jobs.
Your videos have been a tremendous help in my decision making.
All the best to you and your crew.
Great ■ Bag; total pack
Thank you!
Nice one man! I found a jaakari S, 2 large verticals, 2 medium horizontals on a second market here in Australia for really cheap (very rare). Stuck the two horizontals on the belt of my jaakari L and the verticals on the jaakari S. Tried to get the heaviest stuff into the belt cause the S isn't the best at carrying heavier loads with such thin straps. Hopefully gonna give it a spin this week.
Very cool! Haven’t gotten to check out the S model, but all the Savotta stuff I have seen has been top notch. Enjoy the pack brother!
Just for the info on the Savotta FDF sleep pad was worthy of a thumbs up.
I’m at a loss with ground dwelling and this pad sounds like it could help me out a bit.
Good price too.
Cheers 😉👍🏼
Thanks! It turns out I was misinformed on the R value. Savotta lists it as 2. That being said, I think it is really good. Cheers
@@EnduranceRoom Not to worry!
2 is still a good R value for the UK. I keep hovering over the buy button in the basket 😁
Thanks for sharing the info, greatly appreciated 😉👍🏼
@@EnduranceRoom Not to worry!
2 is still a good R value for the UK. I keep hovering over the buy button in the basket 😁
Thanks for sharing the info, greatly appreciated 😉👍🏼
Forgot to mention, you've got a good channel here. Also, I know I live under a rock, but I had never heard of Savotta before. Checked out their website, and sadly for my bank acct, I think I'm hooked. 😁
I feel ya. They make ridiculously good gear!
I have quite a collection of surplus gear. I'll be honest, my closet looks like a surplus store. I'm a big shoulders guy so some pieces of soviet surplus I want aren't available in my size. I don't fit in mummy bags so I have to find what fits me. One piece I bought because of your videos was a palash palatka. I have discovered the magic of the woobie mixes well with the sorcery of the palash. I use it for a sleep system down to 40 degrees.
Excellent! Glad to hear it.
Totally agree I've been keeping my lightest weight Palatka as a staple in my summer kit for all you mentioned I would double it as a bivvy if needed for extra warmth or just fire protection to my lightweight synthetic stuff meanwhile I'm trying to get us much quality gear I can afford 😀 haha 😁✌️💚✊️🔥
Nice! What are you running for a tarp brother? Cheers 🤝
As of now I've got a 10x10 aquaquest I think safari guide or some shit lol it's only 1.5lbs green hiddenwoodsman ruck all in all around 15lbs of gear with bug nets wood stove and stool I plan on doing a summer bag loadoutvideo
@@Canadian_Craftsman Awesome!
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Thank you!
Although a super boring purchase, i try and leave a little room for a First-Aid Ensemble, and a Tick Remover. Oh, yeah and a couple of Aspirin or Ibuprofen. Light weight but always left behind.....Cheers!!
Solid stuff. I keep a Swiss Army knife in my pocket. It has helped me dig out many many ticks lol Birch is a really nice medicinal. I use the bark, leaves and twigs to make teas. Natural aspirin, pain reliever, anti inflammatory, as well as good for intestinal issues. Cheers 🤝
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Thanks for the vid!
I have a jääkari M and was thinking about getting a cheap tarp to my kit and I come across the fjellduken hunter. Oh boy, the need is real. Is it worth it thou? It's realy pricy.
But I could use it for hunting as a poncho. And when camping as a tent or tarp to complement my light weight sleepingbag. So I can see the use for it.
The jerven is really nice gear, especially if you are in a colder environment. Definitely an investment. They are not good near a fire, just keep that in mind if you get one.
Awesome video where did you get the jerven fjellduken hunter?
Thanks! Lamnia.net
Thank you for the thoughtful content. I see that you have a cook kit with spices and such - but where is your food procurement equipment, like a fishing pole, sling shot, or pellet gun? Thanks again.
Thank you. I usually have something on me, like small pocket fishing kit (hooks line and sinkers in a 12g shell container), and am pretty proficient making traps.
@@EnduranceRoom Thank you for the rapid reply. The 12 gauge shell container sounds smart. My trapping skill are bad, but thank you again for the great suggestion regarding the fishing kit.
Awesome kit bud! Where were you guys able to find the Jerven bivys?
Thank you. Varuste.net I believe was the site
Hey Jess, between the jerven and the Sarma thermal cloak, which do you prefer? Which one would you say is more versatile/worth the money as both seem like a decent investment
I really like both. For versatility, probably the uninsulated Sarma cloak is going to be the one. You can use it with any insulation layers you like. It is also much lighter and packable
@@EnduranceRoom makes sense to me, thanks! Lookin forward to the next one
Jess wats up bro,,it bein a some time now,,,i havent see you whos the miss,,,,up state is teeating yoa ok its nice to see one more bushing bro,,nuce pack i like . Im steal rocking the alice,,,,,have see that hairy guy have u?
Hey brother, doing good. Family has me busy busy. Just got my Alice packed for a video though. Great kit.
Yeah, they’ve been around a bit. All good though. Cheers
Thanks for the video. I checked out the FDF sleeping pad at Savotta, their site rates the R value at 2. Is that the same pad? I really like the idea of the ground cloth and sleep pad as a single unit.
It must be 2. Sorry, I was told it was 4. I think it is comfortable though
@@EnduranceRoom Thanks
If you start putting links to the items in the description that would be great!
I am just sharing what I use. Most of this is through either varusteleka.com or varuste.net
Hi I wanted to ask you more about your load out. I live in more of an arid/hot area where I need to carry water rather than being about to stop and drink at water sources such as creeks and streams (Filtered water), so therefore my pack weight is much more than I would like it to be. Question have you ever modified a camel pack/hydration carrier using pouch attachments to it with all the mentioned equipment in your video? And if so what hydration pack would you feel would be best to do mods on?
Cheers.
Drew.
I have not used one before, as the area I am in the cold weather can freeze the hose. If I were to run one, there is a sleeve inside of the bag that will hold a water bladder. Ideally, you want the water or anything heavy close to the body to optimize carrying. I don’t think a dedicated carrier is necessary in a lot of instances.
That jacket you had looked cool, what is it called?
It was a Gorka 3 in ATACS
Can you put out a full list of all of that stuff?
jerven fjelduken hunter (varuste.net)
jääkäri m backpack (varusteleka.com)
FDF sleeping pad (varusteleka.com)
ratnik shelter (russiancoldcamo.com)
Which Jerven do you use? I see there are different versions?
Hunter
Some Euro mill surplus kit is very good, some terrible, (like all surplus I'd assume).
The prices of Savotta start to put you in to high end US hunting pack companies.
Was there a practical reason for choosing Savotta or just what you personally fancied?
It was all gear that I had on hand from collecting over the years. I use the Savotta pack because it is light, carries well in thick timber and is flexible with attachments
It was all gear that I had on hand from collecting over the years. I use the Savotta pack because it is light, carries well in thick timber and is flexible with attachments
Hey Jess,
I am trying to purchase some of the Russian and Finnish gear that you carry. I love your entire gear setup.
I went on some of the websites, but because of the war in Ukraine, most sites say sold out.
Could you give me some advise, on where I get get my hands on some of this gear?
Thanks, Lou
Hi Lou, I would check ebay and grey-shop.ru for Russian kit. The last I heard, they were still shipping to US. For the Finnish gear, Varusteleka.com and Varuste.net are the only sources I know of.
@@EnduranceRoom
Ok thanks! I will do that.
Keep up with your work.
You produce the most excellent material. I am learning a lot from you.
Hopefully you are planning on more videos to come.
Best if luck, stay safe out there, and keep on producing great videos!
I wish that you can comment or do a video on poison ivy.
How to avoid, what to do, etc…
I live in PA. I’m sure you are well aware of how much is in these woods.
Thanks again, Lou
Please share a link to the rain gear bivvy you spoke about
varuste.net/en/p59533/jerven-hunter
What's that brown cloth ground sheet
Soviet plash palatka
2:51 Don't sit on it! You're gonna damage it. At 9:06 you can clearly see the inner loops have the most tension. If you fold it too many times in that one spot eventually it will break.
9:38 That stick should have a rolled up sock or a rag on the contact point with the tarp so you don't scratch it and eventually tear it. You shouldn't need it at all if you tied it up to the trunk of a sturdy enough tree.
11:42 If you throw cotton on the ground... wouldn't that soak up all the moisture? Especially if it rained in the last day or so. Maybe place a few garbage bags under it? They're thin enough to prevent that and weigh close to nothing.
Buddy, I have been doing this a long time and sharing what works for me. You are free to start a channel and make your own videos. But thanks for watching.
Can anyone spell out the shelter/tarp and ground cloth (lying under his gear) for me? I can‘t seem to find them from what I understand.
plash palatka
The soviet versions are getting harder to source. Varusteleka.com may have some romanian versions available
@@EnduranceRoom Thanks a bunch!
Your audio got all jacked up
Guess you like misquotes lol
I am not an amateur. BTW You asked for my help twice today
G'day! Haven’t seen you in a while, but I’m glad I caught you today.
I just picked up a Dutch surplus 3 day assault pack from Varusteleka (?) for $60can, and it’s really pretty awesome. Just needs some foam or something to give it a little rigidity. The folding German pad works well, but I’m sure there are better choices. It has plenty of straps, attachment points, awesome shoulder straps, even a hip belt that works to take the load odd the shoulders. I’d recommend it to any viewers who can’t afford the pack you have.
Did you do a video, or do you know of a review on that German bag/bivy
Nice! Sounds like a cool pack. The bag bivvy in this video? It is a jerven fjelduken hunter, Norwegian gear. I did a couple quick videos on, 30 sec shelter, intro, and have used it in a few overnights. Really slick kit.
@@EnduranceRoom thanks, I’ll look for the videos