Savotta Kahakka 25L

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Made for heavy use without embellishment

Very good and high quality.

Really excellent day pack offer lots of carrying options.

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It's the best among the good ones, I have many backpacks but this is the toughest of them all, nothing can break on it, it's strong and durable.

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Absolutely great backpack. There are many other sawmills with extras. But this one was the compact one that can be used for many purposes.

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Guaranteed quality of sawn timber withstands even heavy use. I bought a fishing backpack to take my equipment to the lake for a couple of days, now I've been riding the boat for a month and I like it. A functional large part with a pouch for a hydration bladder that can hold a very large lure box, as well as two smaller zipper pockets on the flap and front of the backpack for small items, and large pockets with tensioners on the sides. The equipment inside the backpack stays dry even if there was water on the bottom of the boat. You can certainly get the same style for cheaper, but you can trust this product, it's a lifelong purchase even if you treat it badly.

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The perfect daypack if you don't have a lot of stuff to carry.

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A durable backpack. The side pockets are a big plus.

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Solid and practical, I take it everywhere!

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It seems to be of very high quality and durable, but I haven't had time to use it much while writing this review. Comfortable on the back, at least on short trips. My previous backpack was Haglöfs' Tight. In liters, these are about the same size, but the Kahakka seems taller and narrower. The packing style has had to be changed a bit. The drinks pocket fits a pad well, and even a medium-sized laptop can certainly fit in there - maybe not the biggest laptops. The side pockets are really big, but when empty they can be tightened to a small size with straps - that's a plus! The materials seem to be able to withstand rain quite well. The zippers are very high quality. Backpacks from competing manufacturers that are about 50 euros cheaper use zippers that seem much weaker. When traveling, the pocket on top of the flap that opens from the neck side seems very smart, pickpockets can't get to it just like that. Not easy to get to the front pocket either. This is not light and the 1000D Cordura is quite hard. Because of the material, you can't stuff the pockets as full as you can with some other backpacks. I'm a bit on the borderline as to whether I'm the target group for this backpack and the different attachment options are perhaps a bit too many. I still haven't necessarily got all the straps loose enough so that my typical packs would work best. So this requires a bit of familiarization if you're not an active hiker. On the other hand, these things are part of the point of this type of product. I don't think you can completely remove the hip belt, but have to stuff it into the back compartment. This is actually the only real minus I've found with this backpack.