Fantastic, comprehensive review. So many reviewers fail to put in B-roll of them wearing the actual item they are reviewing. Thank you for a great video.
Nice review as always, Danny! As a swede, living in the same area that Fjällräven is seated (been wearing Fjällräven bags for 40 years!) ,I'd like to point out a few things: 1) There are no "water bottle pockets"! They are just "side pockets"! Usually, in Sweden they are used for an umbrella, or (maybe) when winter has come, a small ice-pick or something like that. Sweden is cold and dark(and wet) in the winter, and Fjällräven is an "outside brand"! It's a side-pocket! I, personally, just clip on a waterbottle with a carabiner outside the pack (and keep a thermos inside in the cold of winter). 2) The name of the backpack "Skule", has nothing to do with english "school", as some people might think. "Skule" is just a name of a mountain near Örnsköldsvik near the head office of Fjällräven. I'd love for you to come over to Sweden and check it out. It's pretty cool! Best regards! TE
Thank you for watching and for the additional information! I always enjoy learning more about the history and background of companies like this and definitely hope to visit Sweden!:)
Just stumble upon this video randomly, just found this backpack and wanna buy it from this video. Seems perfect, great review really sold the backpack for my personal uses. :)
I own about a dozen different bags and backpacks (everything from 50+ liter backpacks for multiple-week outings to smaller satchels, etc.). This is my every day go-to bag. It's the right size to not need to feel completely stuffed to be secure (thanks to the vertical and horizontal cinch straps) without all of your stuff shifting, and large enough to handle bulky fall gear or packing for longer travels without compromising the essentials. I love that the bag loads from the top and has one large interior space with the impressively large top compartment. This bag is truly excellent and I highly recommend it.
thanks, how it compares to Ulvo 30 in waterproofness? I know they both are "waterproof" but wondering which one will be better to withstand ~2h of rain.
Thank you for watching! The dimensions might be a little over especially if the bag is fully packed out but for me I would be comfortable using this as a personal item on this airlines especially since it’s not a super rigid bag
Great channel, thanks for your efforts 👍 Here un Aus we have a brand called Caribee. They do a great value pack called the Caribee Ranger Daypack 25 litre. Worth a look 👍
I just got mine today! It has a kind of plastic buckles on the backpack where you can pull the strap through to remove it. I want to leave mine off for everyday use to put it back for a dayhike
Fantastic, comprehensive review. So many reviewers fail to put in B-roll of them wearing the actual item they are reviewing. Thank you for a great video.
Thank you for watching and for the support! I’m glad the video was helpful!
Nice review as always, Danny! As a swede, living in the same area that Fjällräven is seated (been wearing Fjällräven bags for 40 years!)
,I'd like to point out a few things:
1) There are no "water bottle pockets"! They are just "side pockets"! Usually, in Sweden they are used for an umbrella, or (maybe) when winter has come, a small ice-pick or something like that. Sweden is cold and dark(and wet) in the winter, and Fjällräven is an "outside brand"! It's a side-pocket! I, personally, just clip on a waterbottle with a carabiner outside the pack (and keep a thermos inside in the cold of winter).
2) The name of the backpack "Skule", has nothing to do with english "school", as some people might think. "Skule" is just a name of a mountain near Örnsköldsvik near the head office of Fjällräven. I'd love for you to come over to Sweden and check it out. It's pretty cool!
Best regards!
TE
Thank you for watching and for the additional information! I always enjoy learning more about the history and background of companies like this and definitely hope to visit Sweden!:)
Good information. Thanks for putting effort into it.
Just stumble upon this video randomly, just found this backpack and wanna buy it from this video. Seems perfect, great review really sold the backpack for my personal uses. :)
Thank you for watching and I’m glad the video was helpful!:)
Fjallraven is one of my favorite brands. I especially like their G1000 fabric, the simple organization of their bags, and the color offerings.
Thank you for watching and I agree, I really like the variety of bags they offer!
I’ve been looking for a review on this backpack for a long time, thanks Danny!
Thank you for watching and I’m glad the video was helpful!:)
I own about a dozen different bags and backpacks (everything from 50+ liter backpacks for multiple-week outings to smaller satchels, etc.). This is my every day go-to bag. It's the right size to not need to feel completely stuffed to be secure (thanks to the vertical and horizontal cinch straps) without all of your stuff shifting, and large enough to handle bulky fall gear or packing for longer travels without compromising the essentials.
I love that the bag loads from the top and has one large interior space with the impressively large top compartment. This bag is truly excellent and I highly recommend it.
Thank you for watching and that’s awesome to hear the bag has worked out so well for you! :)
gigachad comments, im gonna buy one too.
I ordered one today on Amazon after watching your video. It's about half the price of an M23, so I thought it would be worth a look.
Thank you for watching and great point! Definitely a solid alternative to the M23
Actually there is a hole at left side for water bladder hose
thanks, how it compares to Ulvo 30 in waterproofness? I know they both are "waterproof" but wondering which one will be better to withstand ~2h of rain.
Amazing review! Do you think it's a good bag to use like a personal item to low cost airline (for exemple, ryanair) for around 4/5 days travel?
Thank you for watching! The dimensions might be a little over especially if the bag is fully packed out but for me I would be comfortable using this as a personal item on this airlines especially since it’s not a super rigid bag
@@dannypacks thank you so much for the answer! Just bought right now the backpack ahah keep the good work ☺
Great channel, thanks for your efforts 👍 Here un Aus we have a brand called Caribee. They do a great value pack called the Caribee Ranger Daypack 25 litre. Worth a look 👍
Thank you for watching and for the support! I wasn’t familiar with that company but I’ll have to take a look!
Can the hip belt be removed?
I just got mine today! It has a kind of plastic buckles on the backpack where you can pull the strap through to remove it. I want to leave mine off for everyday use to put it back for a dayhike
@ thanks!!
keep it up brother
Thank you for watching and for the support!:)
Maybe you can use a flashlight to show the interior next time. Darkness
Thank you for watching and for the suggestion! Definitely a good idea for similar bags going forward!
Waterproof ??
Thank you for watching! I would say this is weather resistant but not waterproof per se