This is a very cool backpack, I like how the inside is like a bucket, with the pockets on the outside. Feels like you can put a lot more on the inside.
I think the bright orange color is good to have if you’re out walking during the hunting season. Makes you more visible to hunters ”just in case”. Safety is always no1 priority. Tack för bra recension!
Typically in the US there are coverage % requirements depending on the season and the area. One blaze of orange is not good enough often you need more coverage.
Om du knyter ett löst snöre mellan fästpunkterna på ena sidan blir det som ett handtag som du sedan kan fästa yxan med. Funkar bra för min outdooryxa från GB.
Good review, most videos are of the original version. I have just purchased one of these and like it very much but the original seemed better apart from access to the main compartment which was slightly restricted. Seems they had to cut costs to keep the bag at a certain price point. The side handles that people used to hang their axe from is a big omission. Considering Stubben means stump it seems odd they changed the seat cover to an orange foliage pattern and got rid of the growth ring pattern of the original which looked like a stump. Just discovered that In the small (what I call bottle pocket )there is a compression strap that comes with it that can be used as a handle and would hold an axe.
If you remove the frame, and the wood seat section, you can lose 2lb/1kg of weight...and the bag still sits upright, which I love. It becomes a lightweight pack, since fjallraven went carefully on weight when they designed it.
You probably dont give a shit but if you're bored like me during the covid times you can watch pretty much all the latest movies and series on InstaFlixxer. Been watching with my gf for the last couple of days =)
Good review, shame i was looking into getting this pack but much prefer the original with the side straps & orange inner. It looks like they have taken the orange liner and placed it on the seat which i don’t like, and taken the colour of the original seat and placed that inside as the liner. The only improvement on this newer design from what i can see is the daisy chains on side pockets. So now i just need to find someone selling the original on so that they can purchase the new one 🤣🤣
1 thing this guy didnt mention is that the front strap that hold the lid can fit a rolled up sleeping pad if you adjust it to max lenght. To gold the pad vertical. Nice if you are the one carrying for the family.
The 4.6 pounds is killing me. I do like this pack. With my Helinox Chair zero at 1 pound, I just can’t jump on this pack. I waiting for the Kaipak 28L in the mail. Hopefully it’s worth keeping.
Hi, great vid! Quick question though: how is the backpack performing in hot weather (or high intensity hike), in regards to its lack of mesh back? Thanks. Kind regards.
Very good and thorough review 👍 I've got the old version.... I like the 2 front zippers...and the loops that the side pockets attach to, are improved and stronger. But... I prefer the orange inside on the old one, and I agree with you about the side handles...they're great for an axe/hatchet. I'm not sure about the leather straps...on the one hand they look nicer, but on the other, the new straps will absorb less water...maybe more practical. Anyway...subscribed....great review...I wish all reviews were that thorough ! All the best.....
Thanks for your feedback. A bit long video but I wanted to go through the pack as much as possible, because I really like the Stubben and it deserves a good video 😁
I’m looking at buying this bag for plein air hikes and outings. Do you think I would be able to fit a 10x12x6 inch box inside this bag? I’m thinking it would work if I packed it through the zippers in the front? TIA
Yes, should fit good.. I put my tackle box in it 18 x 8.5 x 4 - I pushed the box to the side and measured the left over room, there was about 2 more inches without stretching the fabric any... It’s a nice versatile day adventure bag. Take a thermorest sit pad with you for all day comfort.
I think its very comftable just because of the frame. It transfer the weight evenly on you back. Usually if you back heavier stuff low down on a backpacka it can kinda bounce on your lower back but this feels very good. Maby you can start to feel it after a few days. Ive only used mine for day trips with my son.
@@DGOutdoorLife true, but also adds versatility for say to day use when you don’t need the extra bulk or weight or want to use it for other purposes . Fjallraven told me it is not removable but they didn’t sound too knowledgeable tbh on the phone
@@user-nw2si7hu3u ok. They are wrong you can take out the frame on the new Stubben but the part that you can't take out is the hard seat. But the steel frame is removable 😉
I am watching this video from Japan. I watched this video and decided to buy it. Thank you very much!
I love mine. I take it when I am exploring unfamiliar territory. That and a hammock and I am spoiled. Great review.
This is a very cool backpack, I like how the inside is like a bucket, with the pockets on the outside. Feels like you can put a lot more on the inside.
Yes it's really nice. The only thing is that the metal frame is in the way if you like tu stuff your pack to expand and over fill it 😉
Brilliant review. Helped a lot with me making a decision…
Want this pack so badly ! Lovely
Thank you for this good review. This very helpful.
Thanks. Nice to hear 😉
Thanks for the review I wasn't aware of the pack.
Thanks
That is a very good review right here! You didnt miss one thing!
Thanks makes me happy to here you enjoyed it 😁
Great thorough review!
I think the bright orange color is good to have if you’re out walking during the hunting season. Makes you more visible to hunters ”just in case”. Safety is always no1 priority. Tack för bra recension!
Yes that's true. Thanks for watching 😉
Typically in the US there are coverage % requirements depending on the season and the area. One blaze of orange is not good enough often you need more coverage.
Om du knyter ett löst snöre mellan fästpunkterna på ena sidan blir det som ett handtag som du sedan kan fästa yxan med. Funkar bra för min outdooryxa från GB.
Jo tanken har slagit mig tack 😉
Fantastic review thank you
Thank you for watching 😉
Fjällräven I am looking forward to my new companion 🎒LG from Franconia wishes you Günni
Very thorough review
Thanks
Great review bud really thinking of purchasing this pack I’m a fan but I’ve got several other packs 😂 more bags than my wife 😂
Good review, most videos are of the original version.
I have just purchased one of these and like it very much but the original seemed better apart from access to the main compartment which was slightly restricted. Seems they had to cut costs to keep the bag at a certain price point.
The side handles that people used to hang their axe from is a big omission.
Considering Stubben means stump it seems odd they changed the seat cover to an orange foliage pattern and got rid of the growth ring pattern of the original which looked like a stump.
Just discovered that In the small (what I call bottle pocket )there is a compression strap that comes with it that can be used as a handle and would hold an axe.
If you remove the frame, and the wood seat section, you can lose 2lb/1kg of weight...and the bag still sits upright, which I love. It becomes a lightweight pack, since fjallraven went carefully on weight when they designed it.
Vet ni var man kan köpa den äldre modellen ❤
Vad kostar den...å vad kostar sidofacken. Hur mycket rymmer facken. Bra genomgång ❤❤❤
Hej. Stubben ligger på 3000-3300kr och sidfickor på 400kr st och dom rymmer 4 liter.
Tack
Går det att köpa den äldre numera...och var.❤
Love this pack I've had it for awhile now.
You probably dont give a shit but if you're bored like me during the covid times you can watch pretty much all the latest movies and series on InstaFlixxer. Been watching with my gf for the last couple of days =)
@Rocky Rene Yup, have been watching on Instaflixxer for months myself =)
Good review, shame i was looking into getting this pack but much prefer the original with the side straps & orange inner. It looks like they have taken the orange liner and placed it on the seat which i don’t like, and taken the colour of the original seat and placed that inside as the liner. The only improvement on this newer design from what i can see is the daisy chains on side pockets. So now i just need to find someone selling the original on so that they can purchase the new one 🤣🤣
1 thing this guy didnt mention is that the front strap that hold the lid can fit a rolled up sleeping pad if you adjust it to max lenght. To gold the pad vertical. Nice if you are the one carrying for the family.
The 4.6 pounds is killing me. I do like this pack. With my Helinox Chair zero at 1 pound, I just can’t jump on this pack. I waiting for the Kaipak 28L in the mail. Hopefully it’s worth keeping.
Hi, great vid! Quick question though: how is the backpack performing in hot weather (or high intensity hike), in regards to its lack of mesh back? Thanks. Kind regards.
If going for a longer hike I wood take other backpack. This one is a bit heavy and you will feel your back get wet ant warm.
@@DGOutdoorLife thanks a lot
Very good and thorough review 👍
I've got the old version.... I like the 2 front zippers...and the loops that the side pockets attach to, are improved and stronger. But... I prefer the orange inside on the old one, and I agree with you about the side handles...they're great for an axe/hatchet. I'm not sure about the leather straps...on the one hand they look nicer, but on the other, the new straps will absorb less water...maybe more practical.
Anyway...subscribed....great review...I wish all reviews were that thorough !
All the best.....
Thanks for your feedback. A bit long video but I wanted to go through the pack as much as possible, because I really like the Stubben and it deserves a good video 😁
Good review! Any idea what the purpose of the zipper along the bottom of the pack is?
Thanks. It's for taking out the frame. You take out the frame in 2 parts one from the top and the other from the bottom 😉
Good video! can you tell me what knife sheath you are wearing? you can see it 9 minutes in. Thanks
Thanks. It's the sheath from the LT Wright genesis.
I’m looking at buying this bag for plein air hikes and outings. Do you think I would be able to fit a 10x12x6 inch box inside this bag? I’m thinking it would work if I packed it through the zippers in the front? TIA
Yes, should fit good.. I put my tackle box in it 18 x 8.5 x 4 - I pushed the box to the side and measured the left over room, there was about 2 more inches without stretching the fabric any... It’s a nice versatile day adventure bag. Take a thermorest sit pad with you for all day comfort.
That clip on, is it a combined thermometer & compass? Where can it be bought?
Its a thermometer and compass and its a cheap one got it from wish so wood not rely on it.
Can I ask is the pack comfortable to carry on a day hike
It's okej for having a frame inside. I can't feel the steel frame so that's good. I don't pack it to heavy so it feels good on my back
I think its very comftable just because of the frame. It transfer the weight evenly on you back. Usually if you back heavier stuff low down on a backpacka it can kinda bounce on your lower back but this feels very good. Maby you can start to feel it after a few days. Ive only used mine for day trips with my son.
Is the frame removable?
Yes but then the pack is just a pack 😁
@@DGOutdoorLife true, but also adds versatility for say to day use when you don’t need the extra bulk or weight or want to use it for other purposes . Fjallraven told me it is not removable but they didn’t sound too knowledgeable tbh on the phone
@@user-nw2si7hu3u ok. They are wrong you can take out the frame on the new Stubben but the part that you can't take out is the hard seat. But the steel frame is removable 😉
@@DGOutdoorLife that’s great to know and what I was hoping, thank you!
@@user-nw2si7hu3uthe frame is around 1 kg so for tough terrain like steep climbs and so on the lower weight is nice
Can you easily remove the frame ?
Yes you can
No tarp ????????
Not this time the weather was nice. But I do have a tarp to bring out 😉
Only needed to hear you pronounce Fjällräven to determine that you are from Sweden. no "fjellraven" here :)