I love this bag. I have the older version in black. Plan to get another one in olive. Perfect size for my EDC, in and out of public transit in big cities. I’ve also used it for several weekend trips too.
Love this backpack. It's been my daily driver since this version was released. The previous one didn't have back padding. It is on the smaller side for 20l, though fits everything i need. Also not a fan of the laptop sleeve as it is bulky and sort of in the way when not in use. I added some velcro and that does the trick. The 20l is definitely more a women's size. 28l is better for anyone with a larger frame or more to carry.
Had mine for almost a year now. Best backpack i ever had. Love the material although gets dusty a bit. Doesn't get bulky even super packed. Plan to buy more color options
If you were describing the Kanken, I would agree with you. To be fair, depending on your physical size, you need to go either 28L or 20L. Even the Bellroy 20L Transit Workpack I have, looks small on me-so gave it to my wife. My Raven 28L is perfectly sized for me. Actually anything in the 24L+ area is probably okay. But the Raven is no “children’s book bag”!
It really depends, for me (6'4) even the 28L raven is borderline silly, it's still okay, but just so. So I get where you're coming from. For shorter people though, it's an amazing backpack for the price IMO. I just need something that is at least 20 inch tall
I love this bag. I have the older version in black. Plan to get another one in olive. Perfect size for my EDC, in and out of public transit in big cities. I’ve also used it for several weekend trips too.
Love this backpack. It's been my daily driver since this version was released. The previous one didn't have back padding.
It is on the smaller side for 20l, though fits everything i need. Also not a fan of the laptop sleeve as it is bulky and sort of in the way when not in use. I added some velcro and that does the trick. The 20l is definitely more a women's size. 28l is better for anyone with a larger frame or more to carry.
Had mine for almost a year now. Best backpack i ever had. Love the material although gets dusty a bit. Doesn't get bulky even super packed. Plan to buy more color options
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That colour in the video is gorgeous. I wants
So expensive for what it is, so there is better value to be had elsewhere. Style over substance.
It's actually a very good price for Fjallraven and for what you get
@@malthuswasright Best backpack for its cost you can find hands down!
Surpassed by other brands. Not relevant anymore.
Disagree! My Raven 28L still remains the best bag for its money. Can’t beat it! Well organized. Perfect for personal item and EDC.
I would use one of those attachment points to tether a water bottle.
can you list the other bags you prefer?
Complete garbage. Children’s book bag. An adult looks ridiculous with this bag. 👎🏻👎🏻
its about the size of other 20L bags, right?
@@Moosekeysnot at all. Look at how tiny it is on Eric.
If you were describing the Kanken, I would agree with you. To be fair, depending on your physical size, you need to go either 28L or 20L. Even the Bellroy 20L Transit Workpack I have, looks small on me-so gave it to my wife. My Raven 28L is perfectly sized for me. Actually anything in the 24L+ area is probably okay. But the Raven is no “children’s book bag”!
It really depends, for me (6'4) even the 28L raven is borderline silly, it's still okay, but just so. So I get where you're coming from. For shorter people though, it's an amazing backpack for the price IMO. I just need something that is at least 20 inch tall
@ True. The Able Carry Max (in either 30L or the latest 25L variant) might fit that need for a larger frame.