Fjallraven reddit 322 votes, 68 comments. That being said, I think spraying it with something like Nikwax or generously adding a few layers of Fjallraven's own Greenland Wax will greatly improve its water-resistance (posts on the Fjallraven subreddit confirms this). I think they get a bad rap because people see the Kanken bag as some fashion item, and don't get that their is a whole legit outdoors company behind them. I just ordered the 30 as it seems to check most of my criteria I was looking for. Fjallraven very basic with none. It's a totally different look. The brand has fine control over quality with Chinese manufacturing just like anywhere else, so when you see a company move manufacturing to China and the quality tanks, well they’re trying to save money in more ways than one. Fjallraven is a very good company but I’d say is the same as Carhartt just as a European brand. 36 votes, 27 comments. So have the tote option is really nice. pros of Kanken simplistic (if you want that it could be a con), Laptop in a separate compartment, comfy handles pros of Raven more pockets and compartments (if you like that, it could be a con), shoulder straps are more comfortable, is more spacious than Kanken 15 cons of Kanken 15 inch Laptop is sort of narrow and smaller side pockets cons of Raven it slides and/ or flips over Hi! If you’re still open to suggestions, here is my viewpoint for both backpacks. Unfortunately, I can't try it in person. Fewer items, packed into a single bag for ease of transport to make traveling simpler with more focus on the experience than the logistics. The vast majority of the posts in r/fjallraven are about Kankens. . I used to work for Fjällräven. Fjallraven kebs for climbing and the vidda pro are probably the only real thing fjallraven makes. the two you're looking at aren't highly technical (non pertex materials / ultralight fabrics). Any company is legally selling fjallraven product is an authorized retailer. If you’re not used to heavy loads you will struggle a lot. I own the Ulvö 30 and have used it both as a daypack and a travel backpack over the past 1. Here's my review, hope it may be useful to someone. Thinking of buying the Fjallraven Kanken but its pricey. During that time was the time when Royal Mail’s employees went on a strike. Let’s open some discussion here, shall we? This is a totally subjective, of course; but I’m curious. I choose Fjallraven knowing that it’s durable, fits me (tall and lanky) like a glove, and my backpacks are damn near an heirloom piece of kit. for women and has more logical pockets and compartments, both bags can’t stand and fall over when placed on the ground, when I compare it with my other Fjallraven bags, Raven has worn out fastest (and it’s not my primary bag, far from it) and neither of the bags is good for supermarket shopping. If you like Scandinavian outdoorsy go with Fjallraven. It was extremely hard to find any information online about waterproofing clothing from Fjallraven. They’re sorta thick with the G-1000 material so they’re better for colder climates. From my experiences their clothing has been super durable, crazy comfortable, and the company stands behind their gear. I prefer them while hiking, I used kebs trausers in winter with base layer but for me kebs were a little too hot for summer time. I have a few Fjallraven jackets, all in Medium. If like bags of any kind this sub is for you! If you have lots of backpacks, purses, wallets, etc and are ashamed to admit it this sub is for you! I’ve got the fjallraven 28 and one of the things that I don’t like about it is that if I put a water bottle in one of the side pockets I loose space in the interior of the bag and if I bend over to tie my shoe or pick something up and the bag isn’t super full to put pressure on the water bottle, it will just slide out of the pocket. I'll be outside every day regardless of the weather and I work in thick brush with chainsaws and machetes and stuff a lot. They both seem to get the same effect. A few weeks ago it was -50c/-58f with the windchill and I layered it with a cotton sweater and a Fjallraven Canada shirt overtop and it kept my core perfectly warm, that said at those temperatures you’ll absolutely need some gloves given the pockets are lined with just fleece. The Raven is made from Fjallraven's trademarked G-1000 waxed canvas material. Edit. I've done quite a bit of rock climbing in kebs and the clothes have held up wonderfully. I am currently shopping for some quality winter parka. Planning to use it as a fall and spring jacket. So do ask how not just the jacket you are looking for but which one of their winter jacket would fit well for a TALL person like yourself. I'll use it to enlighten my parents into buying it. They are clearly made differently now. I INDUSTRY PRO PROGRAM CATEGORIES Full-time employees with an Outdoor Brand Full-time National Park Service employees or Parks Canada employees Active duty military/armed forces Police, Law Enforcement, Fire, EMS, Paramedic, Ambulance Service Certified and actively employed outdoor guides Explorer’s Club members Wildfire Services/Wilderness Firefighters For all of the above categories, please Hi everyone! I’m looking at the Raven jacket (unpadded) and I was curious as to how useful it can be during the winter months, ranging between 25°F… Looking at the Fjallraven site it says it is 41cm wide and 50cm tall. That said, I do believe the Fjallraven prices are generally overinflated and that you can find bags of similar or better quality and materials for less money. Just wondering if that is a mis-print? It really sounds like a great pack for a lot of uses! Unfortunately, this draws a line with Fjallraven trousers, as you'll never really know whether something you're looking at is the "improved fit" or not. The sizing is weird, and some of the design choices are bizarre. You can wax it to make it water resistant, which I've found is totally adequate for most everyday uses. Here is the catalogue. Their eco-philosophy is excellent. But the Kanken is a fashion statement. We aim to foster an environment where everybody feels safe and welcomed and where people feel encouraged to have healthy and productive discussions. $325 $300 This jacket is beautiful and in perfect condition. Excellent pants, the ventilation side zippers are great and help a lot. I've been looking into purchasing this jacket because I read about Fjallraven gear and liked the mention of somewhat everyday with the capability of hiking and rain etc etc. They used to be pretty good middle of the road stuff, but not so much anymore. Thanks! The bag on the right is 10 years old this year and except for some serious scuffs or dirt and the Logo yellowing slightly, I can't tell. 57/40s or CT302? Hello, This will only be of interest to people who live in certain areas of the US, possibly all of Canada, and who would want to buy tents from Fjallraven. I recently bought the Greenland Winter in M and exchanged for L, because I'm not wearing it as a skinny jeans fashion coat and the extra roominess feels much better for being active outdoors. Bigger size, padded laptop section, more pockets, sunglasses pouch, fits my water bottle, padded straps, and just as indestructible as the kanken. (🇮🇳-🏍️) Place for all Indian riders to discuss news, reviews and motorcycle trips. I kind of love the nasty thin straps because it forces me to pack thoughtfully and stand up straight when I carry it on my back 😆 these ones are so nice looking and even though your packing peanuts method was not measure-y, we understand what went on Barbour is more elegant. Anyone have any input on the Fjallraven Nuuk? On a better alternative from Fjallraven, or another brand/model? I recently got a pair of the Keb trousers. I just wear them all the time around my 20 acres, even when just sitting in the cabin on reddit. No more, no less. Which one is the… Feb 5, 2024 · Fjallraven utilizes multiple manufacturing facilities that produce the Kanken both in China as well as Vietnam. Members Online. There shouldn’t be any difference in quality. The Fjallraven 20L is a much better backpack for men. I think this bag has an aesthetic than can work for EDC hiking,work and travel . Filson is worth checking out if you can afford it. I'm not very knowledgable about cold weather stuff. Additionally, the eco-shell fabric used by Fjallraven seems slightly less hardwearing, and I believe needs re-treating fairly regularly to keep the water out. For instance, any authorized reseller does not have the "improved fit" designation on their offerings, so one really has no idea what size they should be getting, and it does make quite a A Review of the Fjallraven Skule 28 Gear I’ve seen many posts and comments of people considering getting the Skule 28 as a personal item bag, but hesitating because of the measurements on the site (50x41x18cm) which don’t fit Ryanair’s measurements of 40x30x20 or 40x25x20. Motorbikes related posts here. Seems highly unlikely moosejaw, Backcountry, or any other legit retail store is going to illegally acquire fjallraven product. UPDATED AS OF MARCH 20 (I'd been composing this megalist since before the COVID-19 outbreak, but I figured now is as good a time as any. 9K subscribers in the Fjallraven community. 3. If anything, I’d look at some of the more classic Fjallraven models… the Greenland or even the Anorak no. You should contact fjallraven via email or social media with every details I have mentioned above as they are pretty good at responding back. The coldest it got so far was about -10F after wind chill, and I was FINE with just the Fjallraven jacket and a $7 Costco or Uniqlo heat-tech shirt under my t-shirt, and at 10 degrees Fahrenheit or higher I just need a t-shirt underneath my Fjallraven Skosgo padded jacket. Hey all! As the title says, I'm looking for heavier-duty hiking pants than my Ferrosis, and seems like the Fjallraven Vidda and Keb trousers are the gold standards but they're pretty pricy. A bit late but I actually recently switched from an Akto to the Abisko . I would definitely go with the Greenland, especially if you run warm and want a less bulky experience. Has the same materials etc. My wife had her heart set on a Fjallraven crew neck sweater for Christmas, I got it for her on 20 or 30 percent discount during cyber week (was still around $150). I like the elastic cord on the front (that’s where I put my dogs’s folded blanket). I've used both Otterwax and Fjallraven wax. Fjallraven calls these "mid-rise" pants but they feel very low-rise to me. The Fjallraven Skule 28 looks much nicer/cleaner without the front bungee cord IMO. Looking to buy the Sten Jacket. Everything is very well made and of great quality. I have both. I should note that I have a Fjallraven Foldsack 2, which is essentially a messenger bag. I live in a climate that sees some rainy days (~15% of the time) during these seasons and can see decent temperature differences between the lows and highs within a day (~15-20 degrees Fahrenheit, lows around 45 degrees Fahrenheit and highs around 65 degrees Fahrenheit). Sizing runs large to me - I'm like 5'11 and 180lbs, and I'm a nice snug medium in everything Fjallraven and a large in other brands. That said the materiels it’s made from will be very sturdy, it just might not be the most comfortable option out there. I set my eyes on Fjallraven Nuuk, it is available here in Europe for ~500 usd. It’s lightweight but durable. So you could easily end up with a 15kg-20kg load to carry. Members Online New Bibs & Jacket Recs Not trying to knock the brand, but anyone considering these pants should definitely try them on first. I live in the NE USA; it doesn't get terribly cold up here or anywhere I go really, so… Fjallraven are nice. Ok so if you are a "hot" person I would go with Fjallraven Abisko Lite Trekking, I love them they are comfortable strechy, but material is not as thick as on for example Vidda pro. And because the kanken was/is so often used more fashion than function, people aren't even aware fjallraven is an outdoor brand Yes. Fjallraven says on their website that they cannot sell tents to the ~95 million people living in California, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, New Jersey, and New York. Perhaps a brand new G-1000 item isn't very heavily waxed to begin with. I am wearing Fjallraven right now. I am considering giving it a shot. Regardless of which one you get, Fjallraven has a lifetime warranty so if the fabric thins or tears or just gets busted over time, they'll replace it. 137 votes, 16 comments. The general mindset of most employees was that regular Kanken just wasn't that good of a product. The keb have a lot of their stretchy material, giving it a lot of freedom of movement, at the price of a bit less durability. Indian Bikes Reddit community. The shoulder strap became frayed right whe North Face, Patagonia, Arcteryx, Fjallraven. Hello, I’m torn between these two backpacks, Hershel little America mid volume 21L and Fjallraven Raven 20. If you plan to take it outdoors or drench it, there are better materials out there to meet the task. I have another waxed cotton jacket where I applied it, and it looks a bit messy but we'll call it "character". There are way more materials used by Fjallraven but these are the main three materials that are used. I suggest buying off of the urban outfitters website or the fjallraven official website However North Face backpacks are close in price to the fjallraven and are imo better quality (more heavy-duty) w more pockets and stuff lol. I actually took the cord and turned it into shoulder strap "glove holder" that I loved having on my Hill People Gear pack. Or check it out in the app stores Moosejaw is an authorized retailer according to fjallravens website, and Fjallraven honored the warranty for products I purchased from Moosejaw. I just got my Deep Forest Skule 28 today, more lighter than my old Kata camera bags , lightweight is my must have feature for backpack and my plan is stuck my camera inse I have the Skule 28 (but I’ve never tried the Raven 28). Fjallraven is more rugged. I've taken this bag to school, on shopping trips, vacations, out to the cafe, to friends, for years. It’s not even a very good bag in 2023, (unlike it’s pet pretty cool origins) but it’s certainly a trend setting item. Apparently it’s made to match the bicycle side container they also sell, so you can also get it if you cycle. Hey man, nice collection you have! I'm definitely jealous (in a good way) 😌. Got some extra unexpected money to spend, figured I'd give Fjallraven a try before my Hiking trip to Glacier and Tetons. The Vidda Pros feel a little tight when I lunge but I like that they are made from the patented material through. so the differences aren't very large. Fjällräven USA via Amazon Fjallraven offers waxing as a gimmick to increase water resistance, none of their jackets I am aware off are designed to be fully waxed jackets compared to "true" waxcoats like Barbour and countless other brands. Fjallraven Vidda Pro Ventilated Trousers Fjallraven Keb Trousers Fjallraven Keb Agile Trousers Those are the ones I'm looking at but can't decide which one I want. If like bags of any kind this sub is for you! If you have lots of backpacks, purses, wallets, etc and are ashamed to admit it this sub is for you! I also have a Keb Eco Shell, and I have to agree that the breathability is superior. Yeah, I think Fjällräven's general line has gone down in quality as they expanded into the global market. So my package took like 8-10 weeks to arrive. This line is quite different from what we usually see here. I haven't tried their hoodies though. I have the high coast hip pack, which is very similar. Barbour uses 100% cotton, while G-1000 only contains 65% cotton. It's made of a new fabric that they say is waterproof, but may only be water resistant. Some of the worst zippers I have ever encountered have been on $200 Fjallraven jackets. The wax is super easy to apply and I like doing it, it makes me feel like I have more ownership over it (if that makes sense). After some research on r/BIFL and some conversations with other forestrers, I decided that the jacket for me is a Fjallraven Raven jacket. I really like the front zipper pocket in this Fjallraven HC tote and he likes the longer shoulder strap on this one (my Osprey tote has shorter shoulder straps the put the bag right under the armpit). I own a lot of Swazi Gear which is my all time favorite. They have decently thick mesh-padding and since a 20 litre backpack can't hold a ton if items, it shouldn't get too heavy. When I first tried it on in a Fjallraven store, I was not impressed. First thing i noticed is the quasar has better internal pockets, the skule has two net pockets that are fine but i prefer the quasar. Soft, durable and well thought out. My issue with them is that they outsource production the majority of their line to third world countries then have the audacity to slap the Swedish flag on those productsbut price their products like they're made in Europe. it can carry a bit more than the Fjallraven and nearly as much as the Thule though with expansion zippers open the Thule can fit more but seems especially thick to do so. I ran a mountaineering rental shop for two years, and i personally saw at least +300 break. It doesn't stretch or expand so if your laptop is in the pouch and your outside pocket is full, it feels like there's not a ton of room on the inside, but I was packing mine to the extreme (textbook[s], work shoes and clothes, laptop, phone, water bottle In the US, fjallraven is equated to Kanken pretty often, I think because it is what made fjallraven a known brand here. 2 and then people experiment, wash it scrub it … and the colours start The lack of reviews probably comes from the fact that this bag (I believe) is a fairly recent addition to the Fjallraven line. Since their corporate takeover, Columbia’s quality has gone noticeably downhill. I ended up buying the Skule 28L. Once I have a heavy rain I will give it a real test and report back. These awesome pants aren't likely to rip. waxed clothing was great 40-50 years ago before waterproof membranes hit the market. It holds everything I need. I will recommend the Fjallraven any time (and does, if I see someone asking in here). Fjallraven trousers are very good, some of my preferred pair of pants for hiking and outdoor activities. I don't think the larger ones would be too big on you. Expensive for something that ripped along the seams in under a year. Reddit community built around the culture that women and girls bring to shredding sports like snowboarding, as well as surfing, skiing, skateboarding, and more. Fjallraven Raven 20 L - review I had this pack for my birthday and I've been using it for a couple of months as ad EDC pack (I'm a taxi driver and after I stay out all day). Despite a lifetime warranty, Fjallraven won't replace it or repair it. I don’t have the expedition down jacket from Fjallraven but I have recently got their expedition pack down hoodie and it feels premium, looks great and does the job for where I live and the conditions I tend to find myself in. I’m assuming that most people in this subreddit don’t live in climates that are that cold so things like the Nuuk and Singi work well. Plantar fasciitis is a common foot condition characterized by inflammation of the plantar fascia, a thick band of tissue that runs across the bottom of the foot, connecting the heel bone to the toes. Making clothing less intimidating and helping you develop your own style. Makes sense with how the Kankens are selling like hot cakes. I camp in them, sit and kneel on the ground, wipe my hands on them, and hike through the forest wearing these pants. Chinese manufacturing has a bad name, but it’s mostly ridiculous. Fjällräven don't have the lightest gear, but weight isn't that big of a deal compared to durability and overall quality. The classic one shouldn’t be waxed. 8. I was actually down to those 2 bags before I opted for the Fjallraven. I like the classic aesthetic of the Hershel but I think I prefer the packability of the Raven and I’ve been told by a friend that they’re good quality. 2M subscribers in the frugalmalefashion community. It's also extremely durable, though less technical and not fully waterproof. The fabric is also thicker so it can hold (more) wax better. The Silph Road is a grassroots network of trainers whose communities span the globe and hosts resources to help trainers learn about the game, find communities, and hold in-person PvP tournaments! I will never buy another Fjallraven product with stretch fabric. I love this company and am trying to find sustainable ways to take care of my products. I'm looking for winter (lined) pants now but very skeptical of Fjallraven, which is too bad bc they have such a good rep. Their tents are incredible, so are their shirts and pants. They both seem about the max size for Ryanair, which I use a lot. Honestly Fjallraven's sizes are all over the place and it's best that you either go in-store to try on the jacket you want or buy from a reputable source that had a good return/exchange policy. Add It’s exactly like you said, the benefits are those stuff you mentioned. I have a Lappland jacket with the stretch material on the back, and it started showing abrasion damage within a month of regular wear. The internet circlejerks over Hilleberg quality but IMHO opinion , the FJ feels more premium and sturdy. Reddit's #1 spot for Pokémon GO™ discoveries and research. Quick review of these two bags i decided to buy and test out. The Fjallraven shops will do that for you if you have one in your area. The Fjallraven is 3. Winters in Minnesota are brutal. For me, the best product would be the Värmland Rucksack or the Keb Trousers which I’ve heard so many wonders about, whereas the worst must be the Greenland Pocket or the Vardag Pocket which offer to little but are sold for too much. I ended up with the Fjallraven Tote Pack 2 because it fit the size restrictions perfectly. I think 20l bag is more comfy esp. And decide go with Skule. I will forever recommend wool. I like the lightweight. This is the jacket I generally prefer of the two, but wonder if practicality may be an issue. I won’t be wearing it about 5C. Eddie Bauer I don’t really trust, I’ve found it to be one of those brands that live on the name they made back in the day and today they just brand regular Items. Ive previously had a Kipling backpack that I’ve had for 12 Reddit's largest men's fashion community. I'm a big fan of both bags and they are staples in our travel packing. Cars related discussion is not allowed Hello! I locked my eyes onto FJALLRAVEN Kanken Laptop 17" but then I saw that they had other backpacks like Skule 20 and Räven 20. /r/ManyBaggers is for folks who like all things that are bags. Fjallraven's cotton-based material does absorb water. The high coast totepack checked all my boxes. This winter I'm going to need a tough, waterproof, and windproof jacket for work. Quality: 4/5 Fjallraven bags are always well made and this is no exception: it feels built like a tank. They always broke in the same place, the bucks that straps to your heal. I'll be heading to the US very soon (Montana and Canada) and thought of picking up a goose/duck down jacket or parka since they're now on sale. Yeah, but there is a middle ground that’s great too. Reddit India bikes lovers gather here. If people didn't want their jackets and stopped buying them so that FR had jackets sitting on shelves in their stores going to waste, they would drop their prices. Fjallraven is good, but forever overpriced. The plot twist came today: she got me an LL Bean commando sweater, apparently for $79. For example, I have a Duluth Pack backpack that is made of a similar canvas/leather combination but much thicker material, metal finishing and seems like it will hold up indefinitely. For the past year, I’ve been using the Fjallraven Gear Bag, and I can comfortably say that it is the sole piece of gear that has completely satisfied my needs to the point that I have no interest in trying out other tech pouches. The split bag is so nice for those weekends out of town and the 48L just took me through 60 miles in Wyoming backcountry without hurting at either the kidney straps or my shoulders. from the picture the patagonia looks like it's more refined and lofts better than the fjallraven but in person that might be a different story. The Fjallraven store rep told me that Skule and Raven both have some water repellency, but neither will withstand prolonged rain or heavy downpour (so its best to get a rain fly if you want to protect equipment from getting wet under those conditions). Usually thought it only takes 4-6, based on what I’ve read here on Reddit and on Google. Post latest news, reviews, opinions, pics, etc here. I used it for all of my undergrad and a study abroad trip. Does anyone have any experience with the Fjallraven Expedition? I have tried to find info on how cold its rated for, but couldn't find anything other than its warm and has a 700 fill, but that doesn't tell me much personally. If this really is only 5 minutes of rain, this is an eco-shell jacket which has been adequately maintained, a 1 star review would be to high. Its much thicker and more durable than the other shell layers I own and it is my go-to hardshell. I wore it for a single winter season. I would also suggest checking out the Ulvö if you want Fjallraven, (there's the 23 zip or fold and a 30 zip). Reply reply I asked the Fjallraven store rep to help me choose, so they showed me the Abisko Hike 24L, Skule Top 26L, and another model that was a technical mountaineering pack. The issue with the kankens are the straps, the bag is modeled after a childs school bag from 1978 so this will definitely be fashion over form. There is very little stretch other than the freedom granted by a baggy fit but obviously that will change with body type. Go to Fjallraven r/Fjallraven. It stands up on its own. It is however the same product. ) So for whatever reason the Fjallraven Kanken became one of those super-trendy Instagram-worthy bags. I know Yupik is discontinued, but Nuuk seems like a spiritual successor to Hi Reddit! I hope this post is allowed. Fjallraven is overbuilt and over priced and has entered the realm of fashion more tha function. Space inside of course is very small with both , but that's known. You have a Fjallraven store near you? They would probably replace the logo, very easy for them to do and would probably do it free of charge. Get app Get the Get the Reddit app Scan this QR code to download the app now. I was also browsing some second hand options, and found 2019 barely worn Yupik for less than 150 usd. I really see no benefit in buying one of their packs when you can get a lightweight, more comfortable pack that will hold up just as well for $150 less. I was looking for a similar jacket to my old Patagonia Granite Crest in terms of water resistance, but I'm wondering if this is the right jacket for me. Now g-1000 is a material that can be waxed (with Fjallraven’s Greenland wax) therefore it’s more water resistant. I am torn between the Kebs and Vidda Pros. I like the Raja because it has a roll top, so it is expandable when needed, but winches down when you don’t need so much space. 5kg! The Osprey is 2. The LÄTT is also 495gr vs 490gr for the PACK, so a little heavier according to the website. Just bought both the hoodie and the expedition jacket. I've been using this backpack since 2010 and it's still in perfect condition. Fjallraven bags (along with every other product I've tried) have been very good quality. Fjallraven makes some great work clothes (albeit they are too expensive) but their gear is 20-30 years behind everyone else in their price point. The place for coupons, discounts, sales, and deals when it comes to male… I did try the Fjallraven Expedition in a large and liked it, I also noticed I got very warm in the short time I had it on. It's actually supposed to be from your neck of the woods, an Outback Trading jacket. Still have my original pair of Vida Pros and they are still kicking butt. All things related to automobiles that move on two wheels. The biggest problem you can have is when you make the classic one dirty- it attracts lint and dust way more than no. I just got mine in shark grey thinking the color was as dark as the pics made it out to be, but the color is a lot lighter and the material seems like it could be a dirt magnet that isn't easy to wipe off. Are fjallraven bags that are manufactured in Vietnam considered to be good quality? I personally avoid foreign-made products unless they’re fair trade or from a developed country. Where the Fjallraven shines is the waxing though, I just wax the hood and shoulders and the rest can breathe much better. Just too heavy. Source: Am former Fjallraven employee. Vidda's are similar to khaki material. I've never had problems with discomfort and if you get the updated version with the mesh on the back, that shouldn't be a problem either. The g1000 material here is waxed, and that means that it is pretty hard and stiff and also has a nice look with all the wrinkle marks. if you are looking into fjallraven as a fashion piece then the wax layering will be ok. That being said, everyone had a No 2 or ACME collab (I have the No 2 in Navy). Thule has on all. Hey yall; I was looking for a lighter jacket for everyday use. They are essentially expensive weather resistant Carhartts. You already have a collection of technical jackets and the Sten looks like a technical jacket with waxed canvas. I have a 13 inch Kanken and it's super light to the point where I often get scared that I've left it somewhere, only to look at my shoulders and see it's on my back. Only Thule has a small hidden passport pocket. Our Kanken bag ripped where the shoulder strap connect at the bottom less than a year after purchasing. If you like tech/synthetic go with Arc'teryx. It is widely present in this sub so Im asking for your guys help in pros and cons of said backpack. r/Fjallraven Your reddit source for New Balance new releases, news and discussion. Mystery ranch makes some great packs that are mostly all lighter than the fjallraven and are made to carry heavy loads. Reddit's largest men's fashion community. Its not really anything magical, just polyester and cotton. I'm far more comfortable in the Skogso as a sweaty dude. Nov 20, 2023 · Looking to buy my son, who lives in Chicago, a good winter coat for walking a mile to work on a below-freezing snowy Chicago winter day. Other than that i can't really attest to anything else, because there are always better options for what fjallraven offers. 5 years. The real answer is "Fjallraven jackets cost $310 because FR charges that much and people keep buying them as fast as they're produced". I just rub the bar on the canvas until there is a light-medium visible coating then use a hair dryer to melt it into the fabric. But, right out of the gate Fjallraven won me over by providing free alterations for my short-arse legs (so long as you buy them at an Fjallraven official store). I’ve been wearing Fjallraven stuff for a bit more than a decade now. r/Fjallraven A chip A close button. small creature comforts like the softer felt lining the inside of the I have same problem with you, confuse between Raven or Skule for couple days. Otherwise I would contact Fjallraven to see if you can send the bag in to get it replaced. I like Fjallraven, and I wear several pieces and have one of their packs. I used a set of the old Greenland trousers (G-1000 Original) on trail crew and the material ripped immediately in the rear on a branch. Although it got softer in a few days of usage, my Raven 20L is still a lot nicer to the touch. I hike year round so looking for something versatile. I hear the fjallraven kanken bags are built to Welcome to /r/pickleball - your go-to spot for everything pickleball! 🏓 Here, you'll find Tips and Advice to Improve your game, Discussions about professional players and matches, News and Updates for all things pickleball, and a place to Share your experiences and ask questions. I have an Abisko jacket made of the G-1000 Air, it's extremely breathable, but I wouldn't expect as long-life as the regular G-1000. To their credit, Fjallraven gave me a 10% discount because the floor model I took was dirty (black is not the best colour choice for this kind of fabric if you like to look clean, but I think black is the most versatile colour and I tend to have an all black everything aesthetic so I couldn't resist). I used on myself when I went to school, but in high school it became to small for my books (before the laptop age, and a enormous physics book), so my father inhered it. I basically carry this backpack everywhere I go: doing groceries/shopping, going to work, football practice, weekend trips, longer vacations, etc. The high coast totepack won out while I was deciding between the other convertible totepacks that Fjallraven offers. I have an Arc'teryx hardshell and the Fjallraven down parka. I actually asked in this sub for recs between the styles too. I’ll definitely be wearing it climbing mountains and hiking during in all 4 seasons. Surprisingly doing a search on Mammut on MFA provided only very little comments througout the years! Im new to backpacks. The 20 does not appear to have hip straps. Fjallraven KEB Touring Down Hoody in Men's Medium color blue. My bf actually has the 26 and he's 5'5" 😄 The 26 flip-top is mainly just one huge compartment that can fit a lot while the 28 is a bit more like a traditional school backpack with two separate compartments and more internal pocket organization options. I am an avid hiker in Western Canada and was looking at buying some Fjallraven for these hikes. One of the reasons was b/c I read some reviews saying the bottom of the Osprey was actually much smaller (especially as it tapers to the base) than expected and since I knew I would sometimes have to be carrying oversized files/folders, I didn't want to risk something too undersized that would bend/crease them. I’m in the Industry Pro Program, and Fjallraven recently sent me a few 35% off coupons to gift to family and friends. It seems that unfortunately they are now a fashion forward brand. the LÄTT is synthetic and the PACK is DOWN filled. You can always layer up or down depending on the weather. I can’t use them, and don’t have anyone that can use them, so figured I would gift them to folks in this sub who could. Well, Fjallraven stores are in different countries plus could have been a reseller, so I asked, also I was wondering because where I live there are never discount codes, resellers sometimes have some. We welcome those who want to learn and those who want to contribute. Carhartt is hardy gear, but it isn't great to spend long hours doing something like hiking or snowshoeing. Fjallraven makes a great product and the kanken series is no exception. How does it compare to the more commonly known brands in MFA, such as North Face, Arcteryx, Fjallraven, Canada Goose, etc. I’ve owned a Kanken for 2 years, and am currently waiting for my new Doughnut Macaroon bag to ship! Is the Fjallraven Kanken laptop bag comfortable? The bag checks all the boxes but the only thing that's holding me back is that the straps don't look the most comfortable. r/onebag is an 'urban' travel community devoted to the idea of helping people lug around less crap; onebag travel. This is the reason that some tags will list China, while others Vietnam. 5kg If you’re looking at packs like this and are new to this I’d assume you will have heavy gear. I chose to buy a fjallraven bc it’s very lightweight, I love the design, and I don’t need many pockets anyways Fjallraven kit is some of the absolute best out there for details, build, ethics. Oct 5, 2024 · I’m considering getting a pair of Fjallraven Kebs but don’t know if they’re a “BIFL” quality, I have some other pants and when looking at other websites they seem to be the same materials roughly and not far off from each other at all. That is the biggest difference. Also osprey is great compared to this weight. After trying more Fjallraven gear, I just can’t recommend the brand. That is very heavy. ngl wozkl xfsudy djma vgjqh qle paqp ymnxs pxxd abkj bcl qzz aodv opui eolhn