Karrimor SF Sabre 75 Litre Rucksack - Olive Green

  1 of 13

  More than impressed with this item and the speed it arrived. the bag reflects the price and I'm sure I'll perish before this bag does. Thank You to the Ray Mears team!  

  Peter S Unsworth

  2 of 13

  Purchased for gold D of E after repeated failures from a less expensive high-street brand, The Karrimor SF is in a different league for quality, comfort and adaptability. Flawless performance on its first expedition.  

  Kelly

  3 of 13

  A nice rucksack, good functions, good comfort for carrying my equipment. I can also see a lot of products to attach to this Rucksack, they have specific purposes for each day and mission in the Forrest.  

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  4 of 13

  This bag is excellent. All the features are listed in the description, and there are plenty of reviews on YouTube singing it's praises, so all I'll add is that, compared to smaller bags with less padding, this can happily carry a double sleeping bag, single bag, 3-man tent, trangia, wash kit, forest axe, couple of knives, compass, med kit, water, cook-set, and two air-mats easily and still somehow feel manageable. The padding is fantastic and the bag is endlessly adjustable for comfort. Yet to take it out and check durability, but everything fits that I've had to share between two bags and a trolley when camping in the past, which will make carrying the kids when they get tired a whole lot easier. You can get a family camping trip in this bag, I did need the side-pockets for that, though. I think without these pockets it would be a great solo-camping/bushcraft bag, but in all honesty, I'd carry a lot less if it was just me, and take a smaller bag. It would be great for multi-night solo excursions, carrying food etc, for a comfortable, longer trip. Could live out of this thing. Thanks for a great price on a great bag!  

  J A Bathgate

  5 of 13

  After so much trial and error with rucksacks this is the best I have ever used. Worth every penny. Added the Side Pockets which I would say is a must and even bought my wife one with side pockets. So comfortable under heavy load and I can get all my kit in wherever I get sent. Love it.  

  Andy T

  6 of 13

  This is a really nice rucksack, thank you Woodlore.  

  Eunsuk Lee

  7 of 13

  Very light, huge, plenty of add ons. Very well designed. A total pleasure to use. One previous review mentioned the waist strap was too high but it actually sits perfectly on the hips taking the load off your shoulders. Very highly recommended.  

  Lloyd Morgan

  8 of 13

  Although I've only used this Bergen once my early impression is that it's a great bit of kit. I've carried everything I've needed for two nights camping inside the pack. I had my Akto tent, bivvy bag, 4 season bag, Exped 9 down mat, Trangia, water, food and toilet and first aid kit as well as a change of clothes. There is lots of adjustment and it's very easy and comfortable to carry during a days walk.  

  Mark Ninnim

  9 of 13

  Great pack. Bit on the heavy side, but it is built like a tank. Lots of attachment points. I like three compression straps on each side. You can really tighten your load or attach other pieces of gear. The big zippered compartment on the front is great to carry your poncho. The padding on shoulder straps and waist belt is thick and comfortable. The pack is big, so you can easily overload it. All in all a very well-thought-out piece of gear; well worth the money. Before I bought this one I used the Karrimor Alpinist 55, and it served me for 25 years without fail. Will see how this one does in the long run.  

  Lamovsek Lovro

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  I have the forty litre version, and this is again a good soild piece of kit. It takes the detachable side pockets from the other bags in the range, and will fit enough kit for a few nights out in cold conditions.  

  Paul Cobham