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Särmä TST CP15 Combat pack
A compact 15-liter combat pack, highly adaptable to suit user's individual needs. Lots of options for added carrying capacity and organization topped off with modular shoulder straps. Absolutely bombproof construction and materials!
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A compact 15-liter combat pack, highly adaptable to suit user's individual needs. Lots of options for added carrying capacity and organization topped off with modular shoulder straps. Absolutely bombproof construction and materials!
Practical and minimalistic
The features of the CP15 Combat Pack reflect the intended use, but this kind of packs are excellent for daily use and small trips as well.
- Zipper closure all the way down
- Two G-hook compression straps per side
- Two zippered mesh pockets inside
- Loop surface inside for pouch/accessory attachment
- Three accessory attachment or tie-down loops inside
- Outer compartment against the back, bellows into the main bag
- PALS webbing on all three sides and bottom
- 20 x 10 cm (8" x 4") loop base for patches
- Carry handle with antenna/tube ports on the sides
- Hip belt can be tucked away
- Attachment loops for plate carrier adapters
- Attachment points of shoulder straps on the top and bottom corners
Technical specifications
- Dimensions 44 x 24 x 15 cm (17" x 9.5" x 6")
- Volume 15 liters (915 cu in.)
- Weight approx 950 g (33.5 oz)
- 1000D Cordura, NIR compliant
Modular shoulder straps
The shoulder straps are removable from the main bag so you can choose which ones you need and prefer. They attach to steel D-rings found on the main bag at the top and bottom.
The straps are either green or black. The M05-backpack is supplied with the green ones.
Flat, made from webbing has an unpadded construction for a very low profile to minimize bulk and interference when shouldering rifles.
Firm, padded and shaped offers an anatomic and comfortable fit for extended use with heavy loads.
All components are available separately: you can choose to buy just the main bag without shoulder straps in case you have plans to attach it to your plate carrier for example. You can also mix and match the colors this way, how convenient!
Finnish MILSPEC materials
Made of the same materials and hardware (1000D Cordura, webbing, ITW Nexus buckles, etc.) that are used in the production of the Finnish military M05 combat equipment. High quality, NIR compliant, etc.
Made in Finland and Estonia
These manufactured in co-operation with Finn-Savotta Oy (Finland's leading military and outdoors gear manufacturer and the main load-bearing equipment contractor for the Finnish Defence forces). Depending on the situation production runs are sewn either in Savotta's Finnish or Estonian factory, sometimes even partially in Finland and partially in Estonia. The little printed tags tell where exactly each particular product was sewn.
Kierto Circular Economy
Return this product used but clean and unbroken, and you'll receive half of the product's original price as Varusteleka credits. Service is available only in Finland. Only Registered users can make Kierto returns. See more information about Kierto.
Varusteleka Särmä TST
Särmä TST is Varusteleka's in-house brand of clothing and gear designed for military and law enforcement end-users. Our clothing and equipment are made in co-operation with a number of experienced manufacturers with a strong background in producing clothing and gear for military and law enforcement officials, most notably for the Finnish Defence Forces. For further reading check out the Varusteleka's Särmä TST page.
Särmä TST products are covered by a 12-month warranty against defects in materials and workmanship. For further information please read our detailed warranty guide.
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Farasha E. 24.08.2019 (Edited 05.06.2021)
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Antti K. 30.07.2021 (Edited 03.08.2021)
Niin kuin joku olikin jo kommentoinut niin selkäpuolen taskussa saisi olla lenkki vesirakkoa varten. Tai lokero repussa sisällä.
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Axel B. 18.02.2022
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Markus P. 23.02.2022 (Edited 23.02.2022)
Ihmettelin ensin tuota ratkaisua sijoittaa juomapussitasku päätilan ulkopuolelle, kunnes tajusin että senhän nimenomaan kuuluu olla siellä - juomapussin täyttäminen ja huoltaminen selvästi helpompaa kun se ei ole repun pääosion sisällä. Myöskään pienet vuodot tai lorahdukset ei ole sitten ensimmäiseksi kastelemassa muita kamoja. Ainakin Sourcen 3L WLPS istuu tuohon taskuun MPP-jäykisteen kanssa ryhdikkäästi ja pysyy paikallaan täytenä ja tyhjänäkin niin hyvin että tarvetta perinteiselle pussin ripustamiseen käytettävälle nauhalle/lenkille ei ole.
Reppu istuu ainakin omaan selkääni napakasti, yksityiskohdat on toimivia ja pehmustetut olkaimet ymmärretty jättää senverran ohuiksi että ampuminen onnistuu niiden kanssa helposti.
Työnlaatu ja materiaalit: ei moitittavaa.
Puoli tähteä pois koska mielestäni reppu tarvitsee jonkin jäykisteen ja sitä ei tule mukana. Yksinkertaisimmillaan sen voi leikata varmaan makuualustasta tms. mutta ainakin Savotan MPP-"istuinalusta" juomapussin kanssa samaan taskuun sijoitettuna sopii 100% ja toimii hyvin.
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Nikita K. 02.08.2022
Terence D. 13.09.2022 (Edited 13.09.2022)
The materials are excellent! 1000D Cordura is very abrasion-resistant, relatively water-resistant and can certainly take a beating. The Straps are durable nylon, and they seem to be the same as the ones on my Savotta Jääkäri M and S. ITW Nexus buckles are great, and so are the Stainless steel loops for the straps and the G-hooks. Nothing new in terms of materials, but they are purposefully chosen, and along with the build quality and craftsmanship, they combine to make a bomb proof bag. Another unique thing that I have only seen done with Savotta and Särmä packs is the internal PU coating, which adds to the weather resistance of the backpack.
The layout is great, with the MOLLE all around the pack (front, sides and bottom to be exact), and this makes for great modularity. The two internal mesh pockets are great for storing smaller items. However, the bottom pocket is hard to access, as I need to unhook the aforementioned G-hooks at reach down far enough. It would have been nice to have a quick access pocket at the top where the hook and loop is to have a better way to access smaller items.
As mentioned before, I have the padded straps, but there isn't much padding to speak of. They are quite rigid, but I don't think it is a huge con, as the bad is small and isn't really meant for heavier loads. I got the padded straps as they have a quick release buckle, and a better carrying experience (I have the Savotta Jääkäri S which has simple webbing straps, so I thought I would avoid that carry style for the CP15). This brings me to the back panel, which is the most disappointing aspect of this bag, and what keeps me from giving it 5 stars. Many people suggest using the Savotta MPP pouch as a makeshift insert for extra padding. The issue is that this solution doesn't provide what the pack really needs: structure. If only Varusteleka would make a plastic or Kydex framesheet, this bag would get a 5 star rating. I have had to resort to buying an Ikea plastic cutting board, and resizing and placing it in the back pocket with an MPP mat to get to a level of comfort which I required. YMMV, but there is a good reason why rigid backpacks are more comfortable, and why brands like Tom Bihn have retrofitted them to their most popular bag, the Synapse 25, and added them to their Synik lineup.
I also wanted to say, like some of the Finnish reviewers, that the omission of a much-needed sternum strap, and the inclusion of a non-removable hip belt are not ideal. Considering there is a back pocket, the hip belt could have just been simply looped through an opening in that pocket so as to be able to remove it. Since the buckles are so large, it cannot easily be stowed away without poking into your back. I have just resorted to looping it around the front and clipping it together at the front of the bag so it doesn't dangle around. Then I added a carabiner to one of the MOLLE loops to keep it in place. It almost looks like it was built to do this on purpose. Also, I wish there had been included elastic strap keeps for the 4 straps with the G-hooks at the sides of the pack, as well as for the shoulder straps, but this is just a small QOL detail.
Since I have given some constructive criticism, it may seem like I don't like this pack, but I have worse things to say about much more expensive backpacks which I own and which I would not recommend, whereas this bag kicks ass, despite its shortcomings. I am sure it will serve me well for many years to come.
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