How to fit a Kajka Backpack | Fjällräven
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- The new Kajka Backpacks are here and Hardware Designer Johan Hübinette is sharing how to pick the right size and how to fit it correctly.
Despite its fairly modest appearance, Kajka is an advanced trekking backpack in the classic Fjällräven spirit. Beloved by trekkers worldwide for its functionality and durability, Kajka was launched in 2008 and updated in 2013 with an FSC-certified wooden frame. In 2024, it is redesigned once again for better comfort, versatility, and repairability. Available in sizes S/M and M/L, now Kajka comes in capacities of 35, 55, 65, 75, 85, and 100 litres. With more options for different outdoor activities, it is even more important to ensure your Kajka fits perfectly.
Learn more about Kajka and all Fjällräven trekking backpacks here: www.fjallraven.com/eu/en-gb/b...
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Me and Ove (Kajka 85L) are really good trekkingpartners since over 8 years - this backpack is awesome :)
The product has been in the market for months. Very little info on it. I bought one(75l) to replace the previous model. I'm very impressed with it. Lots of niggles sorted that i had with the other one(65l). It's a fantastic bit of kit.
I have the Kajka 65L and really love it. I'm backpacking long miles months at a time with heavy loads (40-60lbs).
I'm female, 5'3 135. My hips are 30 inches, waist 28 inches. So even the small waist belt is too big.
As a thought, would it be possible to create a hip belt and lumbar pad that is both foam and air filled? Sort of like the Thermarest sleeping pad, that is foam and air filled. While im sure this would be a pricey thing, it would also be form-fitting and comfortable and allow for weight loss in smaller people 🤔
It is a great expedition backpack. I wonder how much weight could be saved if removed all the unnecessary zippers and pockets and buckles
Buy a Mountain Equipment then. Weighs under a kilo. Having used one and two kajka since, the Fjallraven destroys the Mountain Equipment tupilak for performance and features (that are very uselful). I liked the simplicity of the ME one but it was incredibly painful to carry. I don't see the point in stripping down such an amazing backpack tbh. More loss than gain.
What shirt is the host wearing?
Hi, It is the Singi Overshirt
But still that terrible zipper for the lower compartement, I swear every time when I try to open or close it. But the new design for the side pockets looks great but no comment on it?
I'm very impressed with my new one so far. Zip is not so difficult on the lower compartment, plus lots of other useful changes. It's not subtle. There are many changes. It was expensive but worth it for me.
The zippers on the new version are slightly different and everso slightly easier to use. New side pockets are fab 👍. I have been using my new pack lots in the last four days on a trip. Absolutely love it. A big improvement over the previous one. All the little tweaks add up.