Not really a backpack guy and not really sure why this was in my recommended, but Johan is really hot, please let him know for me. He can take me hiking, bird watching, or hunting anytime.
After spending some time with this backpack, I have come to the conclusion this is pretty much the perfect bag for todays renaissance man. If you are going out somewhere for the day, this is the bag to bring. Fishing? Awesome. Photography? Awesome(get a camera cube). Metal-detecting? Awesome. It really is the perfect adventure bag for middle aged dudes like me that like to have a good place to sit. It’s so good in fact, that I’m thinking of buying another one in case they stop making these before my current one wears out. - OH and you really need the accessory pouches/gear holders to make this bag work. It’s pricy, but being able to stay out longer in comfort is worth the cost to me.
Christopher Lewis it’s not necessary hip belts are good for hiking/trekking long distances this is not meant for that kind of out door activity this pack is meant for hunting, fishing, bird watching, and short day hikes.
Christopher Lewis no worries. I see what you mean but it’s actually only 35L total 27 for the pack alone and 4L per side pocket. I think the weight of the pack alone is about 4 pounds and then know you load it up with gear it is kind of on the heavier side, so a hip belt would probably help to a degree, but you won’t be suffering or struggling with out it. Pick this pack up you won’t be disappointed I have one it’s great it really is.
Why is it not possible to use fully non animal materials, is it so important for the logo and all? My biggest wish from fjällräven is finally a vegan-version of that bagpack.
Seriously crushed that I just purchased this pack but found the side pockets have been discontinued and only the small (useless to me) gear holder pockets are available if I wanted to then waste an additional $70+. Can't believe this just happened. Buyer beware.
3 ปีที่แล้ว +5
Hi, The Singi side pockets and Singi Gear holder is not discontinued products. They will be back in stock Jan/Feb.
Hi I just got this version of Stubben and wonder what the zipper that is slightly inverted at the very bottom of the pack is for? It doesn't appear to be a zipper designed to use often since it is hard to grip. For ability to take the shell off the frame and wash it? Also, you should put these type of product presentations on your website. Many thanks for such awesome products!
4 ปีที่แล้ว +2
Hi, It is used in case you would like to remove the frame. Thank you for the feedback!
Can you PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE re-release your rucksack no 21 large in the singi line? I have the no 21 large in olive and Its my favorite pack of all time because it still has that vintage old world swiss army look when you still used leather straps. I loved conditioning the leather in my spare time and treating the canvas with wax. Its still my best looking pack and my favorite of them all. I just need it with a sizeable front pouch like in the stubben, with the detachable side pouches. That way I could use it as a slim day pack for commutes, and also use it as a travel carry on/bushcraft rucksack. PLEASE make this happen! Right now I've had to upgrade to a Bradley Mountain Wilder pack because it had more space and looks as close to the no 21 large as I could find, but I miss the g1000.
2 ปีที่แล้ว
Hi, I wish we had a Rucksack No1 Large still in stock for you, but we are no longer producing it and we have no plans on bringing it back
Is there such a thing as a strap that would attach to the side of the bag above a gear holder to hold something like a rifle tight to the bag? There seem to be pictures of this online but I can't find one for sale.
2 ปีที่แล้ว +2
Hi, There is a straps included in the Singi Gear holder. The strap is not sold separately.
@ it's been a week and your customer service representatives still have not given me an answer. You know, for the amount of money you charge for your products, your customer service department is really lacking.
3 ปีที่แล้ว
@@alexmseu Hi, We have a high work load right now and we are doing our very best to help you. Please wait for the answer and thank you for the patience.
Fjällräven I found it it’s there actually, my mistake. However I wanted to know how can I get the compression strap? Don’t tell me I have to purchase either the singi 28 or singi 48 to get the strap, I might throw up...
4 ปีที่แล้ว
@@christianb8228 Hi, There are no compression straps on the Stubben and it is not made to be used with any compression strap.
Fjällräven he fully says in this video you will want to add the compression strap which you should place really high when securing a rifle
4 ปีที่แล้ว +2
@@christianb8228 No I see what you mean. If you want to use this backpack together with the Singi Gear Holder, a tension straps is included with the Singi Gear Holder: www.fjallraven.eu/fjallraven-unisex-singi-gear-holder-dark-olive-f23324/
That‘s how the whole outdoor industry works today! They have some core products which are high quality & were still traditional produced in Europe but nowadays they all developed individual new „fancy“ synthetic fibers, which they are selling to textil fabrics on the Asian market. Then these companies will finish the products to 95% and send them back to Europe where they will get completed with logos & patches) before they became abroved for selling under the label made in the EU.
Why not design add-on pockets for your Kai-packs? Why not put a zipper inside the zipper front pocket so that you can access the pack from inside that pocket?
I wish you kept the side handles for poles/hatchet assorted handled tools. The new strap system is better but miss the leather trim on singi side packs.
It is also a very good town backpack - if you have to wait for bus or train and all seats a used by others in rush hour you always have a seat. The same if you are in town and want to eat something "to go", you always have a seat 🤷♂
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Not really a backpack guy and not really sure why this was in my recommended, but Johan is really hot, please let him know for me. He can take me hiking, bird watching, or hunting anytime.
After spending some time with this backpack, I have come to the conclusion this is pretty much the perfect bag for todays renaissance man. If you are going out somewhere for the day, this is the bag to bring. Fishing? Awesome. Photography? Awesome(get a camera cube). Metal-detecting? Awesome. It really is the perfect adventure bag for middle aged dudes like me that like to have a good place to sit. It’s so good in fact, that I’m thinking of buying another one in case they stop making these before my current one wears out. - OH and you really need the accessory pouches/gear holders to make this bag work. It’s pricy, but being able to stay out longer in comfort is worth the cost to me.
can you recommend a camera cube?
I like the design but why no hip belt?
Hi, We don´t see the need for a hip belt for this kind of backpack.
Christopher Lewis it’s not necessary hip belts are good for hiking/trekking long distances this is not meant for that kind of out door activity this pack is meant for hunting, fishing, bird watching, and short day hikes.
@@christianb8228 Thanks for explaining. I thought at 45L with the optional side pouches that it would benefit from one.
Christopher Lewis no worries. I see what you mean but it’s actually only 35L total 27 for the pack alone and 4L per side pocket. I think the weight of the pack alone is about 4 pounds and then know you load it up with gear it is kind of on the heavier side, so a hip belt would probably help to a degree, but you won’t be suffering or struggling with out it. Pick this pack up you won’t be disappointed I have one it’s great it really is.
I really dislike hip belts on small packs myself. Looking to purchase this , it looks ideal for me.
Why can't we get a look in de bag from above?
Why is it not possible to use fully non animal materials, is it so important for the logo and all? My biggest wish from fjällräven is finally a vegan-version of that bagpack.
too bad, I liked the version with the leather caps much better. I don't think you should save money on something like this at this price.
Tja Johan. Var kan jag få tag på den äldre modellen ( orange innanmäte ). Mvh jeppe ❤
How much weigh can it handle and does the backpack need to be full to the brim to carry the weight
booo, I wanted to see inside
Seriously crushed that I just purchased this pack but found the side pockets have been discontinued and only the small (useless to me) gear holder pockets are available if I wanted to then waste an additional $70+. Can't believe this just happened. Buyer beware.
Hi, The Singi side pockets and Singi Gear holder is not discontinued products. They will be back in stock Jan/Feb.
I love the upgrades that were done to the Singi Stubben pack. I just got the pack so I can't wait to take on my fishing trips.
Hi I just got this version of Stubben and wonder what the zipper that is slightly inverted at the very bottom of the pack is for? It doesn't appear to be a zipper designed to use often since it is hard to grip. For ability to take the shell off the frame and wash it? Also, you should put these type of product presentations on your website. Many thanks for such awesome products!
Hi, It is used in case you would like to remove the frame. Thank you for the feedback!
Shame you cannot get the side pockets for it always out of stock in the UK, get it sorted Fjallraven.😡
I`ll be buying this next week because I have disability issues and this will help me
If it had Molle attachments, it would be perfect. It would increase the customization tenfold. Beautiful design you came up with. 👍
Can you PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE re-release your rucksack no 21 large in the singi line? I have the no 21 large in olive and Its my favorite pack of all time because it still has that vintage old world swiss army look when you still used leather straps. I loved conditioning the leather in my spare time and treating the canvas with wax. Its still my best looking pack and my favorite of them all.
I just need it with a sizeable front pouch like in the stubben, with the detachable side pouches. That way I could use it as a slim day pack for commutes, and also use it as a travel carry on/bushcraft rucksack.
PLEASE make this happen! Right now I've had to upgrade to a Bradley Mountain Wilder pack because it had more space and looks as close to the no 21 large as I could find, but I miss the g1000.
Hi, I wish we had a Rucksack No1 Large still in stock for you, but we are no longer producing it and we have no plans on bringing it back
#longlifelesswaste
Is there such a thing as a strap that would attach to the side of the bag above a gear holder to hold something like a rifle tight to the bag? There seem to be pictures of this online but I can't find one for sale.
Hi, There is a straps included in the Singi Gear holder. The strap is not sold separately.
How do you get the larger side pockets in the USA? They’re not available through your website, only the smaller gear pockets are.
Hi, Please contact our customer service in the U.S for more details and information. www.fjallraven.com/us/en-us/customer-service/contact
@ it's been a week and your customer service representatives still have not given me an answer. You know, for the amount of money you charge for your products, your customer service department is really lacking.
@@alexmseu Hi, We have a high work load right now and we are doing our very best to help you. Please wait for the answer and thank you for the patience.
@@LazyBones-0_0 It took them a while, but they finally made things right for me. I hope you get your pockets soon!
Why is this not available in North America?
Hi, Please contact our customer service in North America for details and availability: www.fjallraven.com/us/en-us/customer-service/contact
Fjällräven I found it it’s there actually, my mistake. However I wanted to know how can I get the compression strap? Don’t tell me I have to purchase either the singi 28 or singi 48 to get the strap, I might throw up...
@@christianb8228 Hi, There are no compression straps on the Stubben and it is not made to be used with any compression strap.
Fjällräven he fully says in this video you will want to add the compression strap which you should place really high when securing a rifle
@@christianb8228 No I see what you mean. If you want to use this backpack together with the Singi Gear Holder, a tension straps is included with the Singi Gear Holder:
www.fjallraven.eu/fjallraven-unisex-singi-gear-holder-dark-olive-f23324/
I`m a bit disappointed I`ve seen lots of your products are made in china..
That‘s how the whole outdoor industry works today! They have some core products which are high quality & were still traditional produced in Europe but nowadays they all developed individual new „fancy“ synthetic fibers, which they are selling to textil fabrics on the Asian market. Then these companies will finish the products to 95% and send them back to Europe where they will get completed with logos & patches) before they became abroved for selling under the label made in the EU.
Why not design add-on pockets for your Kai-packs? Why not put a zipper inside the zipper front pocket so that you can access the pack from inside that pocket?
I wish you kept the side handles for poles/hatchet assorted handled tools. The new strap system is better but miss the leather trim on singi side packs.
It is also a very good town backpack - if you have to wait for bus or train and all seats a used by others in rush hour you always have a seat. The same if you are in town and want to eat something "to go", you always have a seat 🤷♂