Really nothing special, but exactly what you need for a side pocket on your backpack. The zipper is covered for extra water repellency and protection against wear and dirt. The vertical webbings on the front keep the compression straps of your backpack neatly in place over the pouch, so that they can also compress the pouch well. These can also be used as attachment points for bungee cords, carabiners, and things like that.
A 25 mm webbing loop and D-ring on the top of the rear inner wall make it possible to secure small and important items, the flat rear compartment provides rudimentary organization for smaller items. The bottom and the lower half of the sides are lined with 210D polyamide for extra wear resistance. A through-through opening allows for the drainage of water that could seep into the bag.
The back is equipped with our standard PALS fastening web belt system with folding tabs. The middle horizontal rows were omitted because they didn't really do anything other than add weight. We are not a manufacturer of ultra-light stuff, but even we do not like unnecessary weight.
The two vertical fastening straps leave an approx. 9 cm wide gap, so you can carry items such as axes, fishing sticks, etc. behind the pouch.
Optimal attachment requires a width of four channels and a height of six (min. five) rows of PALS webbing. The compression straps on the side of the backpack, when put on, will prevent any movement of the backpack and its contents.
The 6-litre side bag fits all our Jääkäri backpacks. For backpacks with less than six rows of PALS webbing on the sides, the bottom of the bag "hangs". You can have this absorbed by the compression straps on the sides, or you can choose to attach the pouch one step higher to the side of the backpack.
Examples of use
With a capacity of six liters, this is a medium-sized bag, not small, not large. Something you would expect with a backpack of 30-80 liters. Here are some examples of what will fit in such a bag:
- A large tarp and accessories
- A hammock and duvet
- A lightweight puff jacket and pants or rain gear
- Two regular 1.5 litre drink bottles
- A Trangia 27 Series stove, fuel and some stuff to cook
- A Jetboil stove, a gas cartridge, water and some stuff to cook
- 24 hour rations and snacks
Key features
- Capacity approx. 6 litres
- Covered zipper
- Front vertical loops for compression straps
- Internal D-ring for attaching small items
- Internal flat rear compartment
- Reinforced bottom and sides
- PALS-compatible mounting system
- Water drainage opening at the bottom
- 5-year material and manufacturer's warranty
- Made in Finland/Estonia
Technical specifications
- Weight: 240 g
- Dimensions: 17 x 35 x 9 cm (W x L x D)
- Main material: 500D Cordura (100% polyamide)
- Lining: 210D polyamide
- Webbing: 100% polyester
Savotta Horizontal pouch M Universal bag of 3 l. MOLLE-compatible mounting system, for example for use with backpacks TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:
Really nothing special, but exactly what you need for a side pocket on your backpack. The zipper is covered for extra water repellency and protection against wear and dirt. The vertical webbings on the front keep the compression straps of your backpack neatly in place over the pouch, so that they can also compress the pouch well. These can also be used as attachment points for bungee cords, carabiners, and things like that. A 25 mm webbing loop and D-ring on the top of the rear inner wall make it possible to secure small and important items, the flat rear compartment provides rudimentary organization for smaller items. The bottom and the lower half of the sides are lined with 210D polyamide for extra wear resistance. A through-through opening allows for the drainage of water that could seep into the bag. The back is equipped with our standard PALS fastening web belt system with folding tabs. The middle horizontal rows were omitted because they didn't really do anything other than add weight. We are not a manufacturer of ultra-light stuff, but even we do not like unnecessary weight. The two vertical fastening straps leave an approx. 9 cm wide gap, so you can carry items such as axes, fishing sticks, etc. behind the pouch. Optimal attachment requires a width of four channels and a height of six (min. five) rows of PALS webbing. The compression straps on the side of the backpack, when put on, will prevent any movement of the backpack and its contents. The 6-litre side bag fits all our Jääkäri backpacks. For backpacks with less than six rows of PALS webbing on the sides, the bottom of the bag "hangs". You can have this absorbed by the compression straps on the sides, or you can choose to attach the pouch one step higher to the side of the backpack. Examples of use With a capacity of six liters, this is a medium-sized bag, not small, not large. Something you would expect with a backpack of 30-80 liters. Here are some examples of what will fit in such a bag: