This super strong tubular frame adds rigidity and carry comfort to the Jääkäri M backpack when carrying extra heavy loads.
This is essentially simply a downscaled version of the Jääkäri L frame, which was originally designed for the Finnish Border Guard patrol pack back in the late 1980’s - tried and tested stuff! Made in Karstula, Finland, as all our pack frames.
STICK IT IN AND ENJOY
Installation is simple as heck: just slide the frame into the Jääkäri M framesheet compartment, keeping the plastic framesheet on the body side towards your back. You can also remove the framesheet but do note that this can lead to angular objects within your pack poking you in the back from between the back pads. This is of course a problem solved by packing smartly, which you anyways should be doing.
That’s it, now your Jääkäri M is spined up to carry even more stuff, enjoy!
SHIPPING AND DELIVERY
We ship from Karstula, Finland to mainland Finland and EU countries
Orders are usually dispatched within 1–3 weekdays
Most packages usually arrive within 7 weekdays after dispatch
Please note that orders cannot be delivered to military bases
Usually orders are dispatched within 1–3 weekdays and arrive within 4-10 weekdays after dispatch. For more information see our Delivery terms.
Packed in Karstula, delivered all over the EU
We ship from Karstula, which is right in the middle of Finland, to mainland Finland and EU countries.
Shipping via Posti
We ship domestic orders with Posti. Shipping starts from 4,90 € for parcels under 10 kg delivered to service points and 11,90 € for parcels under 15 kg delivered to your home.
Made by Savotta
All quality control is done at our headquarters in Karstula, Finland
100% of our products are made in the European Union
I really love my Jääkäri M, but this makes it a plain better backpack in my opinion. First of all, when you just throw things into the Jääkäri and don’t pack them all neatly, the pack starts taking on a sort of banana-shape from the compression straps. That doesn’t only look a little stupid, but it’s also uncomfortable. The frame completely eliminates that problem. The weight it adds to the backpack isn’t really all that bad considering the Jääkäri M isn’t an ultralight backpack in the first place. One nice bonus is that you can now use the backpack as a chair!
One disadvantage though; the plastic framesheet that’s included with the Jääkäri doesn’t really stay in place, but always tries to sit in weird ways, which is uncomfortable. But this can easily be solved with a few straps of duct tape.
