Fjällräven Kajka 65

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A really good, versatile and durable backpack. A small minus is that it is a bit heavy.

Backpack quality is undoubtedly good, yet I haven’t tested it in hiking. I read lots of reviews before purchase. I hope its live up my expectations this April =)

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Quality bag

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Fantastic quality, smart features and a very good carrying system

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Durable, really spacious, good adjustment options

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Very practical with many easy-to-access pockets and very durable. Possibly a little heavy but on the other hand very stable.

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Holds up well to rain

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Beautiful bag. It's ready for many adventures. Materials, manufacturing, comfort, and quality: it's all there. I highly recommend it. In addition, the shipping is very serious. It's perfect.

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A very well-made pack, but it doesn't fit me... This review might be of interest to very slim people. I'm 1.77m tall and weigh 63kg, with a relatively average back length of 48cm. The KAJKA 65 has a nice silhouette, looks great with its wooden frame, and seems robust. I really like the Vinylon F material. The side pockets are very practical and spacious (I estimate them at 4 or 5 liters each). The detachable lid is also very handy once you're at camp. The only downside: the hip belt pockets are really very, very small; you can't fit much in them. Finally, the pack's strap adjustments are numerous. You can adjust the position of the hip belt pads, the load lifter strap's attachment point on the shoulder strap, and the distance between the shoulder strap and the back panel of the pack. Since I'm slim, my thin build tends to create a gap between my shoulder and the shoulder strap. This is the problem I have with the Tasmanian Tiger, for example. Thanks to the aforementioned adjustments, it's really possible to properly adjust the shoulder straps, even for very slim builds like mine. However, I was very surprised to feel the pack pressing unusually hard on my hips, and in fact, it tends to slip down. Carrying it then becomes uncomfortable, causing hip pain. The only way to keep it in place would be to tighten the waist belt excessively, to the point of discomfort. So, there's no solution, and I've reluctantly put it up for sale. For comparison, I have the Tasmanian Tiger and Mystery Ranch as references, which don't have this problem at all; the pads fit snugly around the hips without creating a feeling of pressure points, and without slipping down. I am therefore extremely surprised and disappointed that a bag that has been on the market for a long time, and which has just been updated, from a leading brand, is not more comfortable – and efficient – ​​in terms of hip carrying. Otherwise, I would have given it 5 stars, meaning it's a very good bag, unless perhaps you have my build.

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The perfect companion if you want to stay mobile when travelling. It survived the first holiday in the mountains with the snowboard, and the next trip to Thailand is imminent. The workmanship is fantastic, everything is very well thought out - there are a number of accessories, both original and from third parties, that make the backpack even more practical and individual.