Fjallraven Skule 28L Backpack
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- Quick review on the Fjallraven Skule 28L Backpack
This is the one I ended up keeping out of the bunch that I reviewed.
From the Fjallraven website:
Description
This 28L backpack is perfect for everyday trips to school or work and just as suitable for day hikes. Made from hardwearing, water-repellent Oxford fabric in recycled polyester. It has an easily accessed top pocket and a zippered main compartment with a padded 15” laptop sleeve. Spacious front compartment with inside zippered pocket and mesh organizing pockets. Comfortable back panel with air mesh, padded shoulder straps and adjustable chest strap.
Tech Specs
Height: 50 cm
Width: 41 cm
Depth: 18 cm
Volume: 28 l
Laptop case: Yes
Laptop size: 15"
Weight: 750 g
Weight reference: in One size
Number of pockets: 7
Pockets: Inside compartment, Mesh pocket(s), Outside stretch pocket(s), Zippered inside pocket(s), Zippered outside pocket(s)
Chest strap: Yes
Detachable chest strap: Yes
Hip belt: Yes
Detachable hip belt: Yes
Bottom opening: No
Thank you very much for this nice video 🎉 I think I will order that bag 😊
This was really helpful, thank you!
If you want to show the inside of the main compartment unfasten the compression buckles. You can't see what the depth is at the bottom of the backpack
What the material of the outer base of the backpack?
Prob rip stop nylon. The manufacture website will tell you
How much does the admin panel eat into the overall bag capacity? IE - any estimate as to how much can be held in the main space?
Not much at all. Maybe 10% but the admin panel has a fabric depth of 1.5 inches about so it can be filled with things once the main compartment is full
@@bananasforbikes interesting. I'd also remove the outside webbing. My current pack is the REI Trail 25. Super comfy but think the Skule 28 w/o the bungee cord might look cleaner/less outdoorsy lol
@@thetechtrek already did!!
@@bananasforbikes Awesome! how do you like the pack for extending wear (like 2-3 hours of walking about with it on)?
@@thetechtrek honestly it's great. It's the one I kept out of the 10 or so I tried. It's not a super technical back like a hiking specific bag with webbing and air flow but it's a great all around bag
How do you remove the hip belt? I can’t seem to figure it out!
You just have to do a bunch of wiggling and maneuvering 😎
Does it stand up on its own?
No