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Good product.

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A model used in the army and a reliable partner for even the toughest going. This product will not disappoint.

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Sturdy and strong structure. In use by the boy (+18). Has liked the backpack he received. In his opinion, there is enough space for the goods.

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Quality pays off. Hel..tin a good backpack, but you should make careful adjustments, as with all backpacks, before you start driving your worldly possessions along the drill. The carrying capacity does not stick to the carrier, first deceiving the carrier's feet.

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Isn't that the same thing that the Kainuu Explosive Company used? There is h ...... n a good trick, weekly treats / lunches with all the extra guerrilla training gear going aboard that swing.

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At that price, the backpack should have a chest strap and a better hip belt. I myself put the Fjällräven chest strap and the Savotta 1200 back belt with a lot more padding in the backpack. Now the backpack is even better to carry. Even when you would like to sew PALS loops, this backpack would start to touch perfection, at least if you think about military use!

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On the border of North Karelia when I'm a guerrilla, I can say that the LJK backpack is definitely the best backpack ever. Even heavy loads go reasonably lightly forward, taking much less on the shoulders than the new Sacci backpacks now available and the rest of what we have had in the test. I recommend!

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Based on my experience, I would not spend such a sum of money on that backpack when I get two Deuter runners for the same price (there is no personal experience of Deuter). A service friend who enjoyed hiking said that yes, you can find a backpack with better carrying properties on the home side than the inti LJK (with an old cooler model). It may also be that the guy hasn't yet had to carry as heavy loads as LJK usually carries in India. To the 1/06 comment I would like to add that no backpack will keep anything dry unless the equipment is packed in a garbage bag (necessary). From the main pocket, everyone has to dig from above, which usually means spreading the equipment on the ground to get access to the changing clothes at the bottom. The side zippers on either side of the large lower pocket break. For example, Vekaranjärvi's equipment warehouse does not have to replace the backpack intact, because too many have broken the zipper. The lower pocket holds combat food, which sometimes needs to be packed for three days, when the zippers are hard (note! This is combat food with a lot of extra). The daypack that comes with the backpack is especially handy for small walking trips. A man can safely drag the ground long by pulling the loops of the backpack. The fabric lasts, but again the deceptive zippers (I broke the big pocket of the daypack in normal use). I can’t mention the carrying features terribly, because I haven’t made the effort to adjust the length of the back of the backpack to suit myself, leaving the hip belt at the wrong height as well. In some individuals, the shoulder blades tend to loosen and when the back is crouched, the middle tube in the body feels through the back directly against the spine. The backpack has good mooring opportunities outside. The arc saw and ax go with you effortlessly. You can even leave the daypack hanging on the frame and it does not interfere with hiking (snack and drink at your fingertips). Under the top flap fastening straps, there is room for a small amount of chopped firewood. A guerrilla tent or fireplace can be easily moved with a backpack as long as the durability is sufficient. Below you will find a pocket for the camping stove (in addition, 0.5l of alcohol and a raincoat can fit in the pocket). I don’t know that any other manufacturer’s backpack would have a similar opportunity to prepare food by sitting on top of the backpack throughout the delivery. A particularly nice feature, especially after a long transition: water and food within reach and at the same time can rest your feet.

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In fact, during the year, two pieces were broken due to overweight, but on the other hand, you do not need to carry the same weight as in a special situation. The attachment points of the backpack part failed both times. An excellent backpack can carry 20-30 kilos of black, but in serious cases it can withstand 50-60 kilos. Belt tensioners slip at times, with a small correction hold.

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This is a good crank if you want durability. This was once carried at LJK. In the final exercise, all the other equipment was broken and shattered, but not a single ljk backpack, even though there was more stuff in it than it could fit. short back straps.

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In Ivalo, RJK rots his stuff with this and goes well, even when running, ie sits well on his back. Accurate but versatile adjustable

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The only backpack that can carry 30-50 pounds. Less than 20 pounds come along almost unnoticed. Glorious!!!

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Immola also had this in use, and yes these also broke up, but most of the time my husband rotted like this backpack. It's not very strange or technical, but work machines are rarely ...

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Sure, produce came a few times a half years sissinä kanniskeltua. I would buy right away if the budget allowed.

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"The best place in the world, RJK Immola!" Legendary. It is the best backpack ever!

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I recommend if you want a lifelong and reliable partner for your trips.

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The year was carried along and across the forests of North Karelia and lasted well. The only minus strap lock didn't work no matter what it did, otherwise a fully functional game. Best backpack is what I bought after the Inti.

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The Border Guard's Border Guard Company in Onttola also uses these backpacks. There's room for too much stuff :) A really great backpack and can withstand a hard go.

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This was worn for a year in the Kainuu desert ... Take care of it so it will keep your clothes and equipment dry and safe. Guerrilla and the hiker's best friend (and worst enemy)