Savotta Keikka 80L

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Sturdy and functional bag. Fits MMA or BJJ gear, change of clothes and toiletries well. I also bought backpack straps with which the bag can be easily carried on my back. When cycling, the bag is a bit long for my body, so sometimes it presses a little on my neck, this can be adjusted by adjusting the tension of the backpack straps, otherwise I would have given it 5 stars

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A good sized bag if you need to carry more clothes and it feels high quality. For personal use 5/5

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Excellent and versatile bag.

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Fits well for its size

Very robust so far would buy again !

Wery good quality

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It's nice, but it collapses too easily and the essential molle/pals row is missing, so its usefulness is very limited.

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Very high quality and bombproof in every way. The price is of course expensive, but due to its longevity it will also be the cheapest.

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A really good and sturdy product

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There is a price for this, but Savota's carrying tools are the only ones that have withstood my own use so far. Backpacks and bags from all other quality brands have fallen apart after just a couple of years of use, even though the price has been in the triple digits. You can break Savotank too, but so far it has required fooling around with sharp things. You can't go wrong with Savota, if the products can withstand armed forces, then yes it can withstand civilian(ish) use as well. The gig bag continues this line. The only thing I would like is a shoulder pad from the start. When you pack this to the brim and lift it onto your shoulder, your shoulder will soon tell you its displeasure with the situation. But the ergonomics are the best, with the attachment points, the bag can be carried either right- or left-handed, and the bag stays on the back very nicely. The only challenge is caused by Oviaukot in this carrying configuration, but even from Savota I don't expect to break the laws of physics. The bag is just as wide as it is. There are cheaper versions, but for my own use I needed the best and most durable, and I don't want to be buying a new one every three years. When you need a gig bag for hard use, Savotta and CPE deliver. If you want ready-made compartments and pockets, you should look at other offerings. This has one large pocket with army mesh on both ends on the inside and an external pocket on the other side that also has mesh on it. I have to develop the compartment myself, which suits my own use better than an ice cube... Overall, if you feel like the carrying equipment is falling apart in your hands and the consumer quality starts to suffer, then this can't go wrong. It carries crap, but it carries everything you can imagine needing. And a little more.