• Not in stock - on order
    FDF 20 HQ A significantly larger variant of the FDF 20 field camp tent for twenty people, with additional windows at the front. A popular choice for recreational use due to its height and windows. Stove compatible, like all our field camps. Originally designed as a command post and main tent for the Finnish armed forces. KEY FEATURES Designed for 20 people or a field command post Stove compatible for year-round use, in all climates Durable and fire retardant for continuous heavy use Includes transport and storage bags Set up with a centre pole and eight corner poles + poles 2-year warranty on material and manufacture Finnish Key Flag Product TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Weight: 33 kg (without poles and poles) Dimensions: 500 x 180/345 cm (D x H) Floor area: 21 m² Material: 50/50 CO / PES, mould resistant and fire retardant Excludingpipes and wedges We order this item directly from our supplier after order. Order by info@afullmetaljacket.com
  • Not in stock - on order
    FDF 20-HQ package A significantly larger variant of the FDF 20 field camp tent for twenty people, with additional windows at the front. A popular choice for recreational use due to its height and windows. Stove compatible, like all our field camps. Originally designed as a command post and main tent for the Finnish armed forces. KEY FEATURES Designed for 20 people or a field command post Stove compatible for year-round use, in all climates Durable and fire retardant for continuous heavy use Includes transport and storage bags Set up with a centre pole and eight corner poles + poles 2-year warranty on material and manufacture Finnish Key Flag Product TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Weight: 33 kg (without poles and poles) Dimensions: 500 x 180/345 cm (D x H) Floor area: 21 m² Material: 50/50 CO / PES, mould resistant and fire retardant Includes pipes and wedges We order this item directly from our supplier after order. Order by info@afullmetaljacket.com
  • FDF SLEEP MAT Just a smart combination of groundsheet and normal sleeping mat. This fine sedative was developed in the 1980s for the Finnish armed forces and is also used by them. The extra insulation and protection provided by the fabric upholstery on the side offers great comfort on snowy and uncomfortable terrain. This keeps the sleeping area cleaner and thanks to the non-slip layer of rubber-coated fabric, you won't slip away with your sleeping bag either. Extremely robust and designed for the toughest use - a device we are rightly proud of! TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:
    • Length: 190 cm.
    • Width cushion: 50 cm.
    • Valves: +25 cm on both sides.
    • Total width: 100 cm.
    • Weight: 960 grams.
    • Roll size: 50 cm x ø22 cm.
    • Filling: full foam 12 mm.
    • Material: nylon 210D, PU-coated.
    • Non-slip: rubber-coated fabric
    Warranty: The product has a 2-year warranty for material and manufacturing defects.
  • The Grumpy Hobo is the grumpy part of the Savotta Hobo family. If the Happy Stove doesn't meet your requirements for Finnish melancholy, the Grumpy Stove is more likely to do so. Like the Happy Stove, the Grumpy Stove consists of 7 laser-cut stainless steel parts: three side walls, a base, a "grumpy face" and a two-part cooking support. After it clicks into place, the oboe is ready for use. The design of the oboe is aimed at finding a good balance between weight and durability. Despite its lightness, the oboe can carry the weight of a normal coffee pot or saucepan. The oboe comes with a black protective shaft made of 1000D Codura. Once packed into the bag, the Grumpy fits into every dark corner of your backpack - where it belongs to the grumpy fellow guy TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS: Material: 0.5 mm laser cut stainless steel. Total dimensions: height 14 cm, width 14 cm, depth 14 cm. Fire chest dimensions: height 9.5 cm (12 cm without lattice), width 10 cm, depth 10 cm. Weight: 250 grams. Material protection axis: 1000D Cordura, PUR-coated. Dimensions of the protective axle and the packed oboe: height 15.5 cm, width 14 cm, depth 1 cm. Weight of the protective bag: 30 g. Warranty: The product has a 1-year warranty for material and manufacturing defects.
  • Not in stock - on order
    The Happy Hobo is the happy part of the Savotta Hobo family. If the Grumpy Stove doesn't fill your sense of Finnish melancholy, this is more likely to be the case with the Happy Stove. Like the Grumpy Stove, the Happy Stove consists of 7 laser-cut stainless steel parts: three side walls, a bottom, a "happy face" and a cooking support in two parts. As soon as it clicks into place, the oboe is ready for use. The design of the oboe is aimed at finding a good balance between weight and durability. Despite its lightness, the oboe can carry the weight of a normal coffee pot or saucepan. The Happy Stove comes with an olive green protective shaft made from 1000D Codura. Once packed in the bag, the Happy fits in every corner of your backpack - where it waits outside for the next happy cooking moment with you? TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS: Material: 0.5 mm laser cut stainless steel. Total dimensions: height 14 cm, width 14 cm, depth 14 cm. Fire chest dimensions: height 9.5 cm (12 cm without lattice), width 10 cm, depth 10 cm. Weight: 250 grams. Material protection axis: 1000D Cordura, PUR-coated. Dimensions of the protective axle and the packed oboe: height 15.5 cm, width 14 cm, depth 1 cm. Weight of the protective bag: 30 g. Warranty: The product has a 1-year warranty for material and manufacturing defects.
  • Not in stock - on order
    Here in the cold north, we have always relied on heated shelters and tents to keep us alive and head out into the wilderness. The HAWU tents are the latest step in the long evolutionary line of heated Finnish oven tents. What really sets the HAWU apart from its predecessors is the modular structure, which makes it possible to split it up for transport, to lay tree trunks, to expand, to house people, material and much more. Due to its robust construction and functionality, the HAWU has built a solid reputation among both professional and recreational users, including a number of military organizations. MAIN FEATURES:
    • Designed for four people, expandable to six people with an optional centre section
    • Oven compatible for year-round use in any climate thanks to a lockable opening in the oven pipe
    • Durable and fire retardant for continuous use
    • Split in two for transport and use
    • When setting up around a tree trunk, no sticks are required, HAWU tent poles are optionally available
    • Easy to set up by one person
    • 2-year warranty on material and craftsmanship
    • Finnish Key Flag product
    TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS: Weight
    • Doorpiece: 4.50 kg
    • Wall piece: 3.50 kg
    • Extension: 3.80 kg
    Dimensions
    • Door + wall parts: 3.50 x 3.50 x 1.60 m (L x W x H)
    • Door + extension + wall parts: 5.00 x 3.50 x 1.60 m (L x W x H)
    Floor space
    • Door + wall parts: 10.00 m2
    • Door + extension + wall parts: 15.25 m2
    • Material: Breathable, rainproof, antifungal and fire retardant special fabric
    HAWU 4 SYSTEM COMPONENTS
    Door piece The front half of the tent with zipper and flue pipe connection can be used as a loose tarpaulin in Loue style Wall piece: The sturdy rear part of the tent can be used as a freestanding Loue-style tarpaulin Expansion: A separate middle section with which the HAWU 4 can be extended to a maximum of six people DETAILED DESCRIPTION
    The HAWU is a highly customizable security system designed for long-term use. It is perfect for the most demanding environments, also for military use all year round. Designed for versatility and adaptability, the HAWU is highly flexible when it comes to finding a suitable place to set up. This requires very few accessories. The core of its flexibility are the zippers that connect the tent parts together and allow them to be distributed and placed around tree trunks.
    The door is designed so that you step into the tent instead of crawling under a low side entrance. A freely hanging inner wall prevents the warm air from escaping from the tent when the zippered door is opened. A useful function if someone has to keep watch at the same time and look at the lit heater.
    There is a steel oven tube opening with a hinged lid between the door and the top of the front part. This design provides safety when using an oven for heating. If no oven is used, the folding cover closes the connection from the outside.
    The side zippers provide a quick way out, especially during military operations or in case of emergency. The zippers and their rolled-up outer cover allow for a very fast emergency exit - open the zipper a little from top to bottom and just push yourself through!
    The top of the tent is made of excess fabric that can be used to cover the top when a center stick is used. The tip can be left completely open or left open only on one side, depending on the wind direction, which regulates the ventilation and evaporation of moisture, depending on the conditions. When using an oven, it is advisable to keep the tip open so that the warm air can drain moisture.
    HAWU tents are standard made of a naturally fire retardant and breathable fabric that has been treated against mold resistance. The fibers in the fabric swell when wet to ensure effective sealing against rain without the need for waterproof and poorly breathable coatings. For large orders, such as procurement by the military and government agencies, we can, and we have done so in the past, make the HAWU from other substances specified by the customer. CONSTRUCTION POSSIBILITIES
    The split design offers flexibility in both transport and assembly. Thanks to the numerous mounting methods, the HAWU can be set up practically anywhere, which minimizes the time and effort required to find the perfect location. Around a tree: The halves can be mounted around a tree trunk, so there is no need to wear or manufacture separate center posts on site. Another advantage of this method is camouflage, where the treetops provide excellent camouflage for aerial exploration. Hanging: Instead of using a central support, trunk or pole, the HAWU can be hung on a rope between two trees. This creates space in the tent for more people or to set up equipment for maintenance and work. With a central pole: the usual old-fashioned way also works with the HAWU. For this we offer specially made telescopic mid-sticks. Side parts: The two halves of the HAWU can be used separately as smaller open protective sails. This allows a larger team to split up and take half the tent with them.
    Due to the smart design of the corner sheath lines, no corner poles are needed. Just cut the lines or tie them around a rock or tree and pull on the quick belt adjusters to adjust the tension, and you're done. The lack of corner bars also means that there are far fewer separate components to maintain and move, which is a big advantage in suboptimal environments and under stress. As such, herrings are not strictly necessary, but are recommended. Although the shaving lines can be attached to the terrain and vegetation, this is not always possible. The corners of the hem should also be attached to the floor for a safe seal. The HAWU tent does not contain pegs, but we offer these as a separate accessory.
    The upper loops and the carabiner mounting system that secures the top of the tent make it possible to set up the HAWU with a standard center pole to attach a tree or hang it at the top. THE HAWU STORY The origins of Hawu tents go back to 1993 when Pasi Ylirisku, the current CEO of Hawu Pro Oy, and his staff began developing a new tent design. For more than two decades, they have tested and improved the Hawu tent to perfection with great attention to detail. In 2016, Finn-Savotta Oy and Hawu Pro Oy signed a cooperation agreement. The design of the Hawu tent was completed in collaboration with Savotta's designers and Hawu's original mass production design and development team. The first batch, which was completed in autumn 2017 and put up for sale.
  • Not in stock - on order
    Here in the cold north, we have always relied on heated shelters and tents to keep us alive and head out into the wilderness. The HAWU tents are the latest step in the long evolutionary line of heated Finnish oven tents. What really sets the HAWU apart from its predecessors is the modular structure, which makes it possible to split it up for transport, to lay tree trunks, to expand, to house people, material and much more. Due to its robust construction and functionality, the HAWU has built a solid reputation among both professional and recreational users, including a number of military organizations. MAIN FEATURES:
    • Designed for four people, expandable to six people with an optional centre section
    • Oven compatible for year-round use in any climate thanks to a lockable opening in the oven pipe
    • Durable and fire retardant for continuous use
    • Split in two for transport and use
    • When setting up around a tree trunk, no sticks are required, HAWU tent poles are optionally available
    • Easy to set up by one person
    • 2-year warranty on material and craftsmanship
    • Finnish Key Flag product
    TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS: Weight
    • Doorpiece: 4.50 kg
    • Wall piece: 3.50 kg
    • Extension: 3.80 kg
    Dimensions
    • Door + wall parts: 3.50 x 3.50 x 1.60 m (L x W x H)
    • Door + extension + wall parts: 5.00 x 3.50 x 1.60 m (L x W x H)
    Floor space
    • Door + wall parts: 10.00 m2
    • Door + extension + wall parts: 15.25 m2
    • Material: Breathable, rainproof, antifungal and fire retardant special fabric
    HAWU 4 SYSTEM COMPONENTS
    Door piece The front half of the tent with zipper and flue pipe connection can be used as a loose tarpaulin in Loue style Wall piece: The sturdy rear part of the tent can be used as a freestanding Loue-style tarpaulin Expansion: A separate middle section with which the HAWU 4 can be extended to a maximum of six people DETAILED DESCRIPTION
    The HAWU is a highly customizable security system designed for long-term use. It is perfect for the most demanding environments, also for military use all year round. Designed for versatility and adaptability, the HAWU is highly flexible when it comes to finding a suitable place to set up. This requires very few accessories. The core of its flexibility are the zippers that connect the tent parts together and allow them to be distributed and placed around tree trunks.
    The door is designed so that you step into the tent instead of crawling under a low side entrance. A freely hanging inner wall prevents the warm air from escaping from the tent when the zippered door is opened. A useful function if someone has to keep watch at the same time and look at the lit heater.
    There is a steel oven tube opening with a hinged lid between the door and the top of the front part. This design provides safety when using an oven for heating. If no oven is used, the folding cover closes the connection from the outside.
    The side zippers provide a quick way out, especially during military operations or in case of emergency. The zippers and their rolled-up outer cover allow for a very fast emergency exit - open the zipper a little from top to bottom and just push yourself through!
    The top of the tent is made of excess fabric that can be used to cover the top when a center stick is used. The tip can be left completely open or left open only on one side, depending on the wind direction, which regulates the ventilation and evaporation of moisture, depending on the conditions. When using an oven, it is advisable to keep the tip open so that the warm air can drain moisture.
    HAWU tents are standard made of a naturally fire retardant and breathable fabric that has been treated against mold resistance. The fibers in the fabric swell when wet to ensure effective sealing against rain without the need for waterproof and poorly breathable coatings. For large orders, such as procurement by the military and government agencies, we can, and we have done so in the past, make the HAWU from other substances specified by the customer. CONSTRUCTION POSSIBILITIES
    The split design offers flexibility in both transport and assembly. Thanks to the numerous mounting methods, the HAWU can be set up practically anywhere, which minimizes the time and effort required to find the perfect location. Around a tree: The halves can be mounted around a tree trunk, so there is no need to wear or manufacture separate center posts on site. Another advantage of this method is camouflage, where the treetops provide excellent camouflage for aerial exploration. Hanging: Instead of using a central support, trunk or pole, the HAWU can be hung on a rope between two trees. This creates space in the tent for more people or to set up equipment for maintenance and work. With a central pole: the usual old-fashioned way also works with the HAWU. For this we offer specially made telescopic mid-sticks. Side parts: The two halves of the HAWU can be used separately as smaller open protective sails. This allows a larger team to split up and take half the tent with them.
    Due to the smart design of the corner sheath lines, no corner poles are needed. Just cut the lines or tie them around a rock or tree and pull on the quick belt adjusters to adjust the tension, and you're done. The lack of corner bars also means that there are far fewer separate components to maintain and move, which is a big advantage in suboptimal environments and under stress. As such, herrings are not strictly necessary, but are recommended. Although the shaving lines can be attached to the terrain and vegetation, this is not always possible. The corners of the hem should also be attached to the floor for a safe seal. The HAWU tent does not contain pegs, but we offer these as a separate accessory.
    The upper loops and the carabiner mounting system that secures the top of the tent make it possible to set up the HAWU with a standard center pole to attach a tree or hang it at the top. THE HAWU STORY The origins of Hawu tents go back to 1993 when Pasi Ylirisku, the current CEO of Hawu Pro Oy, and his staff began developing a new tent design. For more than two decades, they have tested and improved the Hawu tent to perfection with great attention to detail. In 2016, Finn-Savotta Oy and Hawu Pro Oy signed a cooperation agreement. The design of the Hawu tent was completed in collaboration with Savotta's designers and Hawu's original mass production design and development team. The first batch, which was completed in autumn 2017 and put up for sale.
  • Not in stock - on order
    Here in the cold north, we have always relied on heated shelters and tents to keep us alive and head out into the wilderness. The HAWU tents are the latest step in the long evolutionary line of heated Finnish oven tents. What really sets the HAWU apart from its predecessors is the modular structure, which makes it possible to split it up for transport, to lay tree trunks, to expand, to house people, material and much more. Due to its robust construction and functionality, the HAWU has built a solid reputation among both professional and recreational users, including a number of military organizations. MAIN FEATURES:
    • Designed for four people, expandable to six people with an optional centre section
    • Oven compatible for year-round use in any climate thanks to a lockable opening in the oven pipe
    • Durable and fire retardant for continuous use
    • Split in two for transport and use
    • When setting up around a tree trunk, no sticks are required, HAWU tent poles are optionally available
    • Easy to set up by one person
    • 2-year warranty on material and craftsmanship
    • Finnish Key Flag product
    TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS: Weight
    • Doorpiece: 4.50 kg
    • Wall piece: 3.50 kg
    • Extension: 3.80 kg
    Dimensions
    • Door + wall parts: 3.50 x 3.50 x 1.60 m (L x W x H)
    • Door + extension + wall parts: 5.00 x 3.50 x 1.60 m (L x W x H)
    Floor space
    • Door + wall parts: 10.00 m2
    • Door + extension + wall parts: 15.25 m2
    • Material: Breathable, rainproof, antifungal and fire retardant special fabric
    HAWU 4 SYSTEM COMPONENTS
    Door piece The front half of the tent with zipper and flue pipe connection can be used as a loose tarpaulin in Loue style Wall piece: The sturdy rear part of the tent can be used as a freestanding Loue-style tarpaulin Expansion: A separate middle section with which the HAWU 4 can be extended to a maximum of six people DETAILED DESCRIPTION
    The HAWU is a highly customizable security system designed for long-term use. It is perfect for the most demanding environments, also for military use all year round. Designed for versatility and adaptability, the HAWU is highly flexible when it comes to finding a suitable place to set up. This requires very few accessories. The core of its flexibility are the zippers that connect the tent parts together and allow them to be distributed and placed around tree trunks.
    The door is designed so that you step into the tent instead of crawling under a low side entrance. A freely hanging inner wall prevents the warm air from escaping from the tent when the zippered door is opened. A useful function if someone has to keep watch at the same time and look at the lit heater.
    There is a steel oven tube opening with a hinged lid between the door and the top of the front part. This design provides safety when using an oven for heating. If no oven is used, the folding cover closes the connection from the outside.
    The side zippers provide a quick way out, especially during military operations or in case of emergency. The zippers and their rolled-up outer cover allow for a very fast emergency exit - open the zipper a little from top to bottom and just push yourself through!
    The top of the tent is made of excess fabric that can be used to cover the top when a center stick is used. The tip can be left completely open or left open only on one side, depending on the wind direction, which regulates the ventilation and evaporation of moisture, depending on the conditions. When using an oven, it is advisable to keep the tip open so that the warm air can drain moisture.
    HAWU tents are standard made of a naturally fire retardant and breathable fabric that has been treated against mold resistance. The fibers in the fabric swell when wet to ensure effective sealing against rain without the need for waterproof and poorly breathable coatings. For large orders, such as procurement by the military and government agencies, we can, and we have done so in the past, make the HAWU from other substances specified by the customer. CONSTRUCTION POSSIBILITIES
    The split design offers flexibility in both transport and assembly. Thanks to the numerous mounting methods, the HAWU can be set up practically anywhere, which minimizes the time and effort required to find the perfect location. Around a tree: The halves can be mounted around a tree trunk, so there is no need to wear or manufacture separate center posts on site. Another advantage of this method is camouflage, where the treetops provide excellent camouflage for aerial exploration. Hanging: Instead of using a central support, trunk or pole, the HAWU can be hung on a rope between two trees. This creates space in the tent for more people or to set up equipment for maintenance and work. With a central pole: the usual old-fashioned way also works with the HAWU. For this we offer specially made telescopic mid-sticks. Side parts: The two halves of the HAWU can be used separately as smaller open protective sails. This allows a larger team to split up and take half the tent with them.
    Due to the smart design of the corner sheath lines, no corner poles are needed. Just cut the lines or tie them around a rock or tree and pull on the quick belt adjusters to adjust the tension, and you're done. The lack of corner bars also means that there are far fewer separate components to maintain and move, which is a big advantage in suboptimal environments and under stress. As such, herrings are not strictly necessary, but are recommended. Although the shaving lines can be attached to the terrain and vegetation, this is not always possible. The corners of the hem should also be attached to the floor for a safe seal. The HAWU tent does not contain pegs, but we offer these as a separate accessory.
    The upper loops and the carabiner mounting system that secures the top of the tent make it possible to set up the HAWU with a standard center pole to attach a tree or hang it at the top. THE HAWU STORY The origins of Hawu tents go back to 1993 when Pasi Ylirisku, the current CEO of Hawu Pro Oy, and his staff began developing a new tent design. For more than two decades, they have tested and improved the Hawu tent to perfection with great attention to detail. In 2016, Finn-Savotta Oy and Hawu Pro Oy signed a cooperation agreement. The design of the Hawu tent was completed in collaboration with Savotta's designers and Hawu's original mass production design and development team. The first batch, which was completed in autumn 2017 and put up for sale.
  • Not in stock - on order
    Here in the cold north, we have always relied on heated shelters and tents to keep us alive and head out into the wilderness. The HAWU tents are the latest step in the long evolutionary line of heated Finnish oven tents. What really sets the HAWU apart from its predecessors is the modular structure, which makes it possible to split it up for transport, to lay tree trunks, to expand, to house people, material and much more. Due to its robust construction and functionality, the HAWU has built a solid reputation among both professional and recreational users, including a number of military organizations. MAIN FEATURES:
    • Designed for 8 people, expandable to 12 people with an optional center area
    • Oven compatible for year-round use in any climate thanks to a lockable opening in the oven pipe
    • Durable and fire retardant for continuous use
    • Split in two for transport and use
    • When setting up around a tree trunk, no sticks are required, HAWU tent poles are optionally available
    • Easy to set up by one person
    • 2-year warranty on material and craftsmanship
    TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS: Weight
    • Door piece: 6 kg
    • Wall piece: 5 kg
    • Extension: 4.50 kg
    Dimensions
    • Door + wall parts: 4 x 4 x 1.70 m (L x W x H)
    • Door + extension + wall parts: 5.50 x 4 x 1.70 m (L x W x H)
    Floor space
    • Door + wall parts: 13.00 m2
    • Door + extension + wall parts: 19 m2
    • Material: Breathable, rainproof, antifungal and fire retardant special fabric
    HAWU 4 SYSTEM COMPONENTS
    HAWU 8
    HAWU 8
    Door piece
    • Door piece: The front half of the tent with zipper and flue pipe connection can be used as a freestanding tarpaulin in Loue style
    • Wall piece: The sturdy rear part of the tent can be used as a freestanding Loue-style tarpaulin
    • Expansion: A separate middle section with which the HAWU 8 can be extended to twelve people
    DETAILED DESCRIPTION
    HAWU 8
    The HAWU is a highly customizable security system designed for long-term use. It is perfect for the most demanding environments, also for military use all year round. Designed for versatility and adaptability, the HAWU is highly flexible when it comes to finding a suitable place to set up. This requires very few accessories. The core of its flexibility are the zippers that connect the tent parts together and allow them to be distributed and placed around tree trunks.
    The door is designed so that you step into the tent instead of crawling under a low side entrance. A freely hanging inner wall prevents the warm air from escaping from the tent when the zippered door is opened. A useful function if someone has to keep watch at the same time and look at the lit heater.
    There is a steel oven tube opening with a hinged lid between the door and the top of the front part. This design provides safety when using an oven for heating. If no oven is used, the folding cover closes the connection from the outside.
    HAWU 8
    The side zippers provide a quick way out, especially during military operations or in case of emergency. The zippers and their rolled-up outer cover allow for a very fast emergency exit - open the zipper a little from top to bottom and just push yourself through!
    The top of the tent is made of excess fabric that can be used to cover the top when a center stick is used. The tip can be left completely open or left open only on one side, depending on the wind direction, which regulates the ventilation and evaporation of moisture, depending on the conditions. When using an oven, it is advisable to keep the tip open so that the warm air can drain moisture.
    HAWU tents are standard made of a naturally fire retardant and breathable fabric that has been treated against mold resistance. The fibers in the fabric swell when wet to ensure effective sealing against rain without the need for waterproof and poorly breathable coatings. For large orders, such as procurement by the military and government agencies, we can, and we have done so in the past, make the HAWU from other substances specified by the customer. CONSTRUCTION POSSIBILITIES
    The split design offers flexibility in both transport and assembly. Thanks to the numerous mounting methods, the HAWU can be set up practically anywhere, which minimizes the time and effort required to find the perfect location. Around a tree: The halves can be mounted around a tree trunk, so there is no need to wear or manufacture separate center posts on site. Another advantage of this method is camouflage, where the treetops provide excellent camouflage for aerial exploration. Hanging: Instead of using a central support, trunk or pole, the HAWU can be hung on a rope between two trees. This creates space in the tent for more people or to set up equipment for maintenance and work. With a central pole: the usual old-fashioned way also works with the HAWU. For this we offer specially made telescopic mid-sticks. Side parts: The two halves of the HAWU can be used separately as smaller open protective sails. This allows a larger team to split up and take half the tent with them.
    Due to the smart design of the corner sheath lines, no corner poles are needed. Just cut the lines or tie them around a rock or tree and pull on the quick belt adjusters to adjust the tension, and you're done. The lack of corner bars also means that there are far fewer separate components to maintain and move, which is a big advantage in suboptimal environments and under stress. As such, herrings are not strictly necessary, but are recommended. Although the shaving lines can be attached to the terrain and vegetation, this is not always possible. The corners of the hem should also be attached to the floor for a safe seal. The HAWU tent does not contain pegs, but we offer these as a separate accessory.
    The upper loops and the carabiner mounting system that secures the top of the tent make it possible to set up the HAWU with a standard center pole to attach a tree or hang it at the top. THE HAWU STORY The origins of Hawu tents go back to 1993 when Pasi Ylirisku, the current CEO of Hawu Pro Oy, and his staff began developing a new tent design. For more than two decades, they have tested and improved the Hawu tent to perfection with great attention to detail. In 2016, Finn-Savotta Oy and Hawu Pro Oy signed a cooperation agreement. The design of the Hawu tent was completed in collaboration with Savotta's designers and Hawu's original mass production design and development team. The first batch, which was completed in autumn 2017 and put up for sale.
  • Not in stock - on order
    Here in the cold north, we have always relied on heated shelters and tents to keep us alive and head out into the wilderness. The HAWU tents are the latest step in the long evolutionary line of heated Finnish oven tents. What really sets the HAWU apart from its predecessors is the modular structure, which makes it possible to split it up for transport, to lay tree trunks, to expand, to house people, material and much more. Due to its robust construction and functionality, the HAWU has built a solid reputation among both professional and recreational users, including a number of military organizations. MAIN FEATURES:
    • Designed for 8 people, expandable to 12 people with an optional center area
    • Oven compatible for year-round use in any climate thanks to a lockable opening in the oven pipe
    • Durable and fire retardant for continuous use
    • Split in two for transport and use
    • When setting up around a tree trunk, no sticks are required, HAWU tent poles are optionally available
    • Easy to set up by one person
    • 2-year warranty on material and craftsmanship
    TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS: Weight
    • Door piece: 6 kg
    • Wall piece: 5 kg
    • Extension: 4.50 kg
    Dimensions
    • Door + wall parts: 4 x 4 x 1.70 m (L x W x H)
    • Door + extension + wall parts: 5.50 x 4 x 1.70 m (L x W x H)
    Floor space
    • Door + wall parts: 13.00 m2
    • Door + extension + wall parts: 19 m2
    • Material: Breathable, rainproof, antifungal and fire retardant special fabric
    HAWU 4 SYSTEM COMPONENTS
    HAWU 8
    HAWU 8
    Door piece
    • Door piece: The front half of the tent with zipper and flue pipe connection can be used as a freestanding tarpaulin in Loue style
    • Wall piece: The sturdy rear part of the tent can be used as a freestanding Loue-style tarpaulin
    • Expansion: A separate middle section with which the HAWU 8 can be extended to twelve people
    DETAILED DESCRIPTION
    HAWU 8
    The HAWU is a highly customizable security system designed for long-term use. It is perfect for the most demanding environments, also for military use all year round. Designed for versatility and adaptability, the HAWU is highly flexible when it comes to finding a suitable place to set up. This requires very few accessories. The core of its flexibility are the zippers that connect the tent parts together and allow them to be distributed and placed around tree trunks.
    The door is designed so that you step into the tent instead of crawling under a low side entrance. A freely hanging inner wall prevents the warm air from escaping from the tent when the zippered door is opened. A useful function if someone has to keep watch at the same time and look at the lit heater.
    There is a steel oven tube opening with a hinged lid between the door and the top of the front part. This design provides safety when using an oven for heating. If no oven is used, the folding cover closes the connection from the outside.
    HAWU 8
    The side zippers provide a quick way out, especially during military operations or in case of emergency. The zippers and their rolled-up outer cover allow for a very fast emergency exit - open the zipper a little from top to bottom and just push yourself through!
    The top of the tent is made of excess fabric that can be used to cover the top when a center stick is used. The tip can be left completely open or left open only on one side, depending on the wind direction, which regulates the ventilation and evaporation of moisture, depending on the conditions. When using an oven, it is advisable to keep the tip open so that the warm air can drain moisture.
    HAWU tents are standard made of a naturally fire retardant and breathable fabric that has been treated against mold resistance. The fibers in the fabric swell when wet to ensure effective sealing against rain without the need for waterproof and poorly breathable coatings. For large orders, such as procurement by the military and government agencies, we can, and we have done so in the past, make the HAWU from other substances specified by the customer. CONSTRUCTION POSSIBILITIES
    The split design offers flexibility in both transport and assembly. Thanks to the numerous mounting methods, the HAWU can be set up practically anywhere, which minimizes the time and effort required to find the perfect location. Around a tree: The halves can be mounted around a tree trunk, so there is no need to wear or manufacture separate center posts on site. Another advantage of this method is camouflage, where the treetops provide excellent camouflage for aerial exploration. Hanging: Instead of using a central support, trunk or pole, the HAWU can be hung on a rope between two trees. This creates space in the tent for more people or to set up equipment for maintenance and work. With a central pole: the usual old-fashioned way also works with the HAWU. For this we offer specially made telescopic mid-sticks. Side parts: The two halves of the HAWU can be used separately as smaller open protective sails. This allows a larger team to split up and take half the tent with them.
    Due to the smart design of the corner sheath lines, no corner poles are needed. Just cut the lines or tie them around a rock or tree and pull on the quick belt adjusters to adjust the tension, and you're done. The lack of corner bars also means that there are far fewer separate components to maintain and move, which is a big advantage in suboptimal environments and under stress. As such, herrings are not strictly necessary, but are recommended. Although the shaving lines can be attached to the terrain and vegetation, this is not always possible. The corners of the hem should also be attached to the floor for a safe seal. The HAWU tent does not contain pegs, but we offer these as a separate accessory.
    The upper loops and the carabiner mounting system that secures the top of the tent make it possible to set up the HAWU with a standard center pole to attach a tree or hang it at the top. THE HAWU STORY The origins of Hawu tents go back to 1993 when Pasi Ylirisku, the current CEO of Hawu Pro Oy, and his staff began developing a new tent design. For more than two decades, they have tested and improved the Hawu tent to perfection with great attention to detail. In 2016, Finn-Savotta Oy and Hawu Pro Oy signed a cooperation agreement. The design of the Hawu tent was completed in collaboration with Savotta's designers and Hawu's original mass production design and development team. The first batch, which was completed in autumn 2017 and put up for sale.
  • Not in stock - on order
    Here in the cold north, we have always relied on heated shelters and tents to keep us alive and head out into the wilderness. The HAWU tents are the latest step in the long evolutionary line of heated Finnish oven tents. What really sets the HAWU apart from its predecessors is the modular structure, which makes it possible to split it up for transport, to lay tree trunks, to expand, to house people, material and much more. Due to its robust construction and functionality, the HAWU has built a solid reputation among both professional and recreational users, including a number of military organizations. MAIN FEATURES:
    • Designed for 8 people, expandable to 12 people with an optional center area
    • Oven compatible for year-round use in any climate thanks to a lockable opening in the oven pipe
    • Durable and fire retardant for continuous use
    • Split in two for transport and use
    • When setting up around a tree trunk, no sticks are required, HAWU tent poles are optionally available
    • Easy to set up by one person
    • 2-year warranty on material and craftsmanship
    TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS: Weight
    • Door piece: 6 kg
    • Wall piece: 5 kg
    • Extension: 4.50 kg
    Dimensions
    • Door + wall parts: 4 x 4 x 1.70 m (L x W x H)
    • Door + extension + wall parts: 5.50 x 4 x 1.70 m (L x W x H)
    Floor space
    • Door + wall parts: 13.00 m2
    • Door + extension + wall parts: 19 m2
    • Material: Breathable, rainproof, antifungal and fire retardant special fabric
    HAWU 4 SYSTEM COMPONENTS
    HAWU 8
    HAWU 8
    Door piece
    • Door piece: The front half of the tent with zipper and flue pipe connection can be used as a freestanding tarpaulin in Loue style
    • Wall piece: The sturdy rear part of the tent can be used as a freestanding Loue-style tarpaulin
    • Expansion: A separate middle section with which the HAWU 8 can be extended to twelve people
    DETAILED DESCRIPTION
    HAWU 8
    The HAWU is a highly customizable security system designed for long-term use. It is perfect for the most demanding environments, also for military use all year round. Designed for versatility and adaptability, the HAWU is highly flexible when it comes to finding a suitable place to set up. This requires very few accessories. The core of its flexibility are the zippers that connect the tent parts together and allow them to be distributed and placed around tree trunks.
    The door is designed so that you step into the tent instead of crawling under a low side entrance. A freely hanging inner wall prevents the warm air from escaping from the tent when the zippered door is opened. A useful function if someone has to keep watch at the same time and look at the lit heater.
    There is a steel oven tube opening with a hinged lid between the door and the top of the front part. This design provides safety when using an oven for heating. If no oven is used, the folding cover closes the connection from the outside.
    HAWU 8
    The side zippers provide a quick way out, especially during military operations or in case of emergency. The zippers and their rolled-up outer cover allow for a very fast emergency exit - open the zipper a little from top to bottom and just push yourself through!
    The top of the tent is made of excess fabric that can be used to cover the top when a center stick is used. The tip can be left completely open or left open only on one side, depending on the wind direction, which regulates the ventilation and evaporation of moisture, depending on the conditions. When using an oven, it is advisable to keep the tip open so that the warm air can drain moisture.
    HAWU tents are standard made of a naturally fire retardant and breathable fabric that has been treated against mold resistance. The fibers in the fabric swell when wet to ensure effective sealing against rain without the need for waterproof and poorly breathable coatings. For large orders, such as procurement by the military and government agencies, we can, and we have done so in the past, make the HAWU from other substances specified by the customer. CONSTRUCTION POSSIBILITIES
    The split design offers flexibility in both transport and assembly. Thanks to the numerous mounting methods, the HAWU can be set up practically anywhere, which minimizes the time and effort required to find the perfect location. Around a tree: The halves can be mounted around a tree trunk, so there is no need to wear or manufacture separate center posts on site. Another advantage of this method is camouflage, where the treetops provide excellent camouflage for aerial exploration. Hanging: Instead of using a central support, trunk or pole, the HAWU can be hung on a rope between two trees. This creates space in the tent for more people or to set up equipment for maintenance and work. With a central pole: the usual old-fashioned way also works with the HAWU. For this we offer specially made telescopic mid-sticks. Side parts: The two halves of the HAWU can be used separately as smaller open protective sails. This allows a larger team to split up and take half the tent with them.
    Due to the smart design of the corner sheath lines, no corner poles are needed. Just cut the lines or tie them around a rock or tree and pull on the quick belt adjusters to adjust the tension, and you're done. The lack of corner bars also means that there are far fewer separate components to maintain and move, which is a big advantage in suboptimal environments and under stress. As such, herrings are not strictly necessary, but are recommended. Although the shaving lines can be attached to the terrain and vegetation, this is not always possible. The corners of the hem should also be attached to the floor for a safe seal. The HAWU tent does not contain pegs, but we offer these as a separate accessory.
    The upper loops and the carabiner mounting system that secures the top of the tent make it possible to set up the HAWU with a standard center pole to attach a tree or hang it at the top. THE HAWU STORY The origins of Hawu tents go back to 1993 when Pasi Ylirisku, the current CEO of Hawu Pro Oy, and his staff began developing a new tent design. For more than two decades, they have tested and improved the Hawu tent to perfection with great attention to detail. In 2016, Finn-Savotta Oy and Hawu Pro Oy signed a cooperation agreement. The design of the Hawu tent was completed in collaboration with Savotta's designers and Hawu's original mass production design and development team. The first batch, which was completed in autumn 2017 and put up for sale.
  • Not in stock - on order
    The Savotta Hiisi 2 is a portable double sauna tent for outdoors, easy to carry and can be set up almost anywhere. The light weight and compact packaging size allow easy transport and storage. Take it to the beach, deep forests, mountains or backyard and enjoy a truly warming Finnish sauna session wherever you are. Stove and benches are sold separately! KEY FEATURES
    • Designed for two people
    • Easy to transport and set up
    • Compatible with the Savotta stove + stone rack
    • Fire retardants
    • Transport bag included
    • Four corner poles and six poles included
    • 2-year warranty on material and manufacture
    • Made in Finland &Estonia
    TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
    • Weight: 5,6 kg (incl. all accessories)
    • Dimensions: - Width: 170 cm - Length: 150 cm - Side height: 140/160 cm Pack size: 165 x 20 x 10 cm
    • Floor area: 2,55 m²
    • Materials: - Fabric: 210D polyamide, fire retardant and antifungal - Transport bag: 600D polyester - Poles: aluminium - Stakes: galvanized steel
    DETAILED DESCRIPTION The sauna has been a central and respected place in Finnish life for centuries, a place of birth and death, life and celebration. The word "hiisi" is old Finnish for a sacred place, a place of sacrifice or mystical power - the perfect family name for our sauna tents and accessories. The Hiisi 2 is a renewed design based on the old Hikimaja. The tent itself is actually a box with a sloping roof, not a center post. The corner poles are put into tubes on the outside of the tent, so that it is less crowded inside. The ceiling and wall materials are fire retardant for safety, but not fireproof, so sparks and flames will burn holes in them, so be careful. The interior is large enough for a double sofa, two people and the stove. The stove is placed in the far right corner, as seen from the entrance. The sofa is placed against the left wall, under the window. The window along the top edge of the sofa wall provides some light and a chance to look outside. The entrance is a simple zippered slot. A piece of cord is attached to the ceiling seam of the back wall, this is an attachment point for a sauna thermometer to help you monitor the temperature and not overheat the tent. The tent, poles and stakes can be neatly transported in a carrying case. Shoulder straps make it possible to carry a backpack and free up your hands for stoves or other accessories.
    INSTRUCTIONS - READ BEFORE USE! We recommend two to four people to set up the Hiisi 2. You need a hammer or something similar to hit the poles in the ground. We recommend using a sauna thermometer up to 100°C to prevent overheating and help you get the perfect temperature. 1. Find a suitable flat spot approx. 3.5 x 3.5 m, beware of dangers:
    • Dry grass and undergrowth, trees and branches (fire hazard).
    • Uneven surface (stove or users may stumble and fall).
    2. Unpack the tent canvas and insert the corner poles into the covers. 3. Spread the tent cloth with the poles approximately where you want it. 4. Aim one or two opposite corners at once:
    • Hammer a pole into the ground approx. 140/160 cm (wall height) from the corner.
    • Attach the corner guy line with a reliable knot to the pole.
    • Repeat until all the corners are in place and each shaving cord is fastened to the ground.
    5. Inspect the tent, correct if necessary by adjusting the poles, poles and ropes. 6. Install the stove and the sofa. 7. If necessary, attach a sauna thermometer up to 100°C to the line hanging from the ceiling.
    • The thermometer should hang 140 cm above the ground.
    8. Do not heat the interior above 75 ° C, extreme overheating can damage the tent and is unnecessary - it is steam that makes the sauna pleasant, not hot air. 9. Enjoy (with caution)! Warnings: This sauna tent is designed to be heated with the Savotta wood stove and stone rack. With improper use, the heated heater can cause numerous dangers and physical injury:
    • Savotta sauna tents are not designed for long-term stationary use and must be disassembled, cleaned, dried and stored indoors between uses. Sunlight will damage the substances over time. If you leave a tent upright for a few months, it will damage and any damage resulting from this type of abuse is not covered by our warranty.
    • To prevent damage to the tent from falling sparks, the chimney top should protrude 100 cm above the chimney gate. We recommend burning hardwood to minimize the risk of sparks.
    • Although the fabrics are fire retardant and self-extinguishing, they are not refractory - sparks and flames will damage the substance and burn holes in the fabric. Heater-heated tents will suffer from burnt holes due to sparks that touch the fabric during normal use. This is normal wear and tear and can be easily repaired if necessary. Our warranty does not cover fire damage due to normal or incorrect use.
    • Only use stones intended for sauna use. Improper stones, when heated, can crack and cause injuries from flying shrapnel.
    • Sparks and heat from the stove can set fire to combustible material nearby, easily remove combustible material in and near the tent before use.
    • Always keep a large bucket of water or a fire extinguisher within seconds range of the tent when the stove is hot, be prepared to put out any fire!
    • The stove and stones are extremely hot when heated and can cause injuries when touched!
    • After use, inspect the soil for any hot embers and extinguish it with water.
  • Not in stock - on order
    HIISI 4 The Hiisi 4 is a portable sauna tent for four people for outdoor use, easy to set up and almost anywhere to set up. The light weight and compact packaging size make transport and storage easy. Take it to the beach, deep forests, mountains or backyard and enjoy a good warming Finnish sauna session wherever you are. Stove and benches are sold separately! KEY FEATURES
    • Designed for four people
    • Easy to transport and set up
    • Compatible with the Savotta stove + stone rack
    • Fire retardants
    • Transport bag included
    • Includes centre pole, six corner poles and six poles
    • 2-year warranty on material and manufacture
    • Finnish Key Flag Product
    TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
    • Weight: 8.7 kg (including all accessories)
    • Dimensions: 250 x 140/200 cm (D x H)
    • Pack size: 150 x 30 x 10 cm
    • Floor area: 5.4 m²
    • Materials:
    • Ceiling: 50/50 CO / PES ripstop (FR), fire retardant and mold resistant
    • Wall: 210D PA (FR), fire retardant and mold resistant
    • Piles: aluminium
    • Stakes: galvanised steel
    • Transport bag: 600D PES
    DETAILED DESCRIPTION The sauna has been a central and honored place in Finnish life for centuries, a place of birth and death, life and celebration. The word "hiisi" is old Finnish for a sacred place, a place of sacrifice or mystical power - the perfect family name for our sauna tents and accessories. The Hiisi 4 is built around the basics of our field camps, corner poles, telescopic centre pole, shaving lines and pegs. The canines are inserted into covers on the outside of the tent, which makes the interior a little less crowded. The ceiling and wall material is fire retardant for safety, but not fire resistant, so sparks and flames will burn holes in it, so be careful. The interior is large enough for two double sofas, totalling four people, and the stove. The stove is at the back, benches on the sides. The window at the back lets in some light and lets you enjoy the view out. Two zippers are used to close the door, which can also be rolled up and secured by two strips of Velcro. A piece of cord is attached to the centre of the ceiling, which is intended as a confirmation point for a sauna thermometer to help you keep up with the temperature and not overheat the tent. The tent, poles and poles can be neatly stored in a carrier bag for transport. Shoulder straps allow you to carry a backpack so you have your hands free for cookers or other accessories.
    INSTRUCTIONS - READ BEFORE USE! We recommend two to four people to set up the Hiisi 4. You need a hammer or similar tool to smash the poles into the ground. We recommend using a sauna thermometer of up to 100°C to prevent overheating and help you get the perfect temperature.
    1. Find a suitable flat spot about 3.5 x 3.5 m, beware of dangers: Dry grass and undergrowth, trees and branches (fire hazard). Uneven surface (heater or users may stumble and fall).
    2. Unseed and insert the corner sticks into the sleeves.
    3. Spread out the tent sheet with the sticks approximately at the place you want it to have.
    4. Set one or two opposite angles at the same time: Hammer a stick about in the ground. 140 cm from the corner. Attach the corner rope to the pole with a reliable knot. Repeat until all corners are in place and each shaving line is pinned to the ground.
    5. Install the telescopic center pole, use the pen to adjust it for the correct height and tension.
    6. Inspect the tent, correct if necessary by adjusting the poles, poles and ropes.
    7. Install heater and benches.
    8. If available, attach a sauna thermometer of up to 100 °C to the line hanging from the ceiling. The thermometer should hang 150 cm above the ground.
    9. Do not heat the Hiisi 4 above 75 °C, extreme overheating can damage the tent and is not necessary - it is steam that makes the sauna pleasant, not hot air.
    10. Enjoy (carefully)!
    WARNINGS - READ FOR USE! This sauna tent is designed to be heated with the Savotta wood stove and stone rack. If used incorrectly, the heated heater can cause numerous hazards and bodily injury:
    • Savotta sauna tents are not designed for long-term idling and must be disassembled, cleaned, dried and stored indoors between use. Sunlight will damage the substances over time. By keeping a tent upright for several months, it is damaged and any damage caused by this type of abuse is not covered by our warranty.
    • To prevent tent damage from falling sparks, the top of the chimney should protrude 100 cm above the chimney opening. We recommend firing hardwood to minimize the risk of sparks.
    • Although the substances are fire retardant and self-extinguishing, they are not fire resistant - sparks and flames will damage and burn holes in the fabric. Heater heated tents will in normal use incur some burnt holes due to sparks that touch the fabric. This is normal wear and tear and can be easily repaired if necessary. Our warranty does not cover fire damage due to normal or incorrect use.
    • Use only stones intended for sauna use. Incorrect stones can burst when heated and cause injury due to flying shrapnel.
    • Sparks and heat from the stove can ignite nearby combustible substances
  • Not in stock - on order
    HIKIMAJA Based on the very first Savotta sauna tent from decades ago, the Hikimaja is a double portable sauna tent for outdoor use, easy to place and mounted almost anywhere. The light weight and compact packaging size make transport and storage easy. Take it to the beach, deep forests, mountains or backyard and enjoy a good warming Finnish sauna session wherever you are. Stove and sofa are sold separately! KEY FEATURES
    • Designed for two people
    • Easy to transport and set up
    • Compatible with the Savotta stove + stone rack
    • Fire retardants
    • Includes transport bag
    • Four corner poles and five poles included
    • 2-year warranty on material and manufacture
    • Finnish Key Flag Product
    TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Weight: 3.7 kg (including all accessories) Dimensions: 150 x 170 x 140/160 cm (L x B x H) Pack size: 170 x 20 x 30 cm Floor area: 2.55 m² Material: 210D PA (FR), fire retardant and mould resistant DETAILED DESCRIPTION Decades ago we made a simple small boxy sauna tent, which was forgotten over the decades and replaced with larger, more intricate designs. The function and idea of that now long-lost design was brought back as the Hikimaja, our smallest, simplest sauna tent. The word "hikimaja" is Finnish for (about) "sweat cottage", this is a very simplistic sauna tent built around the idea of making it as compact, simple and portable as possible. The Hikimaja is built around a very simple geometry - it's a box and that's all. Four corner poles keep the tent upright, this design eliminates the need for a center bar and reduces the number of accessories to just four corner poles and four pegs. The corner poles are inserted into the sleeves on the outside of the tent, making the interior slightly less crowded. The materials are fire retardant for safety, but not fire proof, so sparks and flames will burn holes in them, so be careful. The interior is large enough for a double sofa and the stove. The stove is at the bottom of the wall, the sofa against the opposite upper wall. The entrance is a simple zipper over the middle of the front wall, zipper - entry - zipper. The tent, poles and poles can be neatly stored in a carrier bag for transport. A shoulder strap makes it easy to wear, so you have your hands free for heaters or other accessories. INSTRUCTIONS - READ BEFORE USE! We recommend two to four people to set up the Hikimaja. You need a hammer or similar tool to smash the poles into the ground. Find a suitable flat spot about 3.5 x 3.5 m, beware of dangers: Dry grass and undergrowth, trees and branches (fire hazard). Uneven surface (heater or users may stumble and fall). Unseed and insert the canes into the sleeves. Spread out the tent cloth with sticks that are placed approximately in the desired spot. Set one or two opposite angles at the same time: Hammer a stick about in the ground. 150 cm from the corner. Attach the corner rope to the pole with a reliable knot. Repeat until all corners are in place and each shaving line is pinned to the ground. Install the telescopic center pole, use the pen to adjust it for the correct height and tension. Inspect the tent, correct if necessary by adjusting the poles, poles and ropes. Install heater and bench. Do not heat the Hikimaja above 75 °C, extreme overheating can damage the tent and is unnecessary - it is steam that makes the sauna pleasant, not hot air. Enjoy (carefully)! WARNINGS - READ FOR USE! This sauna tent is designed to be heated with the Savotta wood stove and stone rack. If used incorrectly, the heated heater can cause numerous hazards and bodily injury: Savotta sauna tents are not designed for long-term idling and must be disassembled, cleaned, dried and stored indoors between use. Sunlight will damage the substances over time. By keeping a tent upright for several months, it is damaged and any damage caused by this type of abuse is not covered by our warranty. To prevent tent damage from falling sparks, the top of the chimney should protrude 100 cm above the chimney opening. We recommend burning hardwood to minimize the risk of sparks. Although the substances are fire retardant and self-extinguishing, they are not fire-safe - sparks and flames damage and burn holes in the fabric. Heater heated tents will in normal use incur some burnt holes due to sparks that touch the fabric. This is normal wear and tear and easy to repair if necessary. Our warranty does not cover fire damage due to normal or incorrect use. Use only stones intended for sauna use. Incorrect stones can burst when heated and cause injury due to flying shrapnel. Sparks and heat from the stove can set fire to flammable material nearby, easily remove combustible material in and near the tent before use. Always keep a generous bucket of water or a fire extinguisher within seconds of the tent if the heater is hot, be prepared to extinguish any fire! The stove and stones are extremely hot when heated and can cause injury when touched.

    The Hikimaja sauna tent is no longer in the Savotta range. This was replaced by the Hiisi 4 and Hiisi 2.

  • Not in stock - on order
    Effective protection against moisture and dirt. Suitable for all types of fabrics, including backpacks, tents and Gore-Tex and similar membranes. 300 ml.
  • Savotta JÄÄKÄRI L

    358,90369,95
    JÄÄKÄRI L The larger multi-day package of the Jääkäri family, capacity approximately 55 liters. Based on the Border Patrol backpack originally designed for the Finnish Border Patrol in the 1980s. Big enough for multi-day walks, but compressable to a compact day package if necessary. The PALS attachment system provides excellent scalability to the outside when you need it. Thanks to the generously padded, thermoformed shoulder belts and lap belt in combination with an internal tubular aluminium frame, the Jääkäri L can comfortably carry heavy loads. KEY FEATURES Content 55 l Padded shoulder straps with chest strap Padded detachable lap belt Main compartment with roll top and floating lid / li> Zipper compartment in the lid Internal hydration compartment Compression straps on the side Internal aluminium tube frame PALS compatible for attaching extra bags 5-year warranty on material and craftsmanship Finnish Key Flag Product TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Weight: 2.4 kg Dimensions: 65 x 31 x 22 cm (H x B x D) Main material: 1000D Cordura Frame: aluminium tubes DETAILED DESCRIPTION Roll the top at the top, the zipper at the bottom and a cinch cord divider on the inside, so you can use the main bag any way you want. By opening the distributor, the main pocket is changed into a large hollow space. The zipper at the bottom provides quick access to the equipment you need most during the day, while the roll top ensures weatherproof protection for most of your gear. A zippered box in the lid provides secure storage for your wallet, keys, travel documents and phone. The roll closure, the floating lid and the compression straps on the side offer a wide range of adaptability to the volume of the backpack. Tie it tightly or loosen it, depending on the load transported. The compression straps ensure that additional equipment can be attached to the outside of the backpack if necessary. A hydration compartment is attached to the inner wall. A central hydration tube port allows you to guide your hydration bladder tube from behind your neck to both shoulders. With PALS straps on the lap belt, sides, lid and bottom of the backpack, you can attach extra pockets and equipment. This system offers numerous options for configuring the package to meet your specific needs. But not only for pouches, the PALS webbing strap can also be used to belts, shock cords, carbine hooks etc. To confirm. The lap belt can be attached to the backpack via PALS webbing. It can be moved up or down to adjust the back length of the backpack and can be removed from the frame for use as a stand-alone strap for equipment. With matching bags you can use them instead of or in combination with a small day pack. SUPPORT SYSTEM An internal tubular aluminum frame ensures that the backpack does not sag and transfers the weight of the backpack to your hips, even when loaded with heavy and bulky cargo. Both the shoulder harness and the lap belt are generously padded with thermoformed foam filling with closed cells. The shoulder harness is S-shaped and has a detachable chest strap. The adjustment of the back length is done by moving the lap belt up or down over the backpack using PALS bands. The forward pull rape adjustment is easy to secure, even under load. The buckle on the side provides quick and easy opening when needed. CONNECTION OF THE FINNISH BORDER GUARD In the late 1980s, Savotta designed a new patrol package for the Finnish Border Patrol, simply called "Rajapartio" - Border Patrol. This was the first package of Savotta with an internal aluminum tube frame, a very simple design that turned out to be very good. The Border Patrol package is still being used by the Finnish Border Patrol at the time of writing in 2019, a testament to how specially designed designs do not work. However, materials and manufacturing technologies are evolving, as are end-users' needs. The Jääkäri L is in our opinion a worthy successor to its ancestor.
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