Fjällräven Greenland Shoulder Bag

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In the advertising pictures, the bag looks stylish, there is enough space and enough compartments. However, in my case, the sides of the bag bulge out from under the flap. Not very stylish or smart in the rain, although the laptop compartment remains protected by the flap. There is enough space that if you load the bag full of books or soft drinks, your back or neck will hurt on a longer distance. And a fully loaded bag resembles a banana in shape. But the phone, wallet, laptop, sunglasses, raincoat and other essentials in these weathers go well with you, and there's still room for a few books, records and grocery shopping. Thanks to the friction, the bag stays relatively well on the back when walking and cycling without a dedicated strap, so I haven't used it. As stated in the previous review, opening and closing is awkward, and even with the flap open, you don't feel like wearing it when the strap of the buckle flutters half a meter outside and the buckle bends everywhere. As such, you can put the phone in the outer pocket and the wallet and other more valuable items inside behind the zipper, and the laptop won't fall anywhere behind the snap. When you have to use force to close it (heh), the strap loop that acts as a counterpart to the buckle was already frayed after a few weeks of use. I removed the strap/buckle adjustment and put a couple of snaps on the surface with a quick shoe, so that it can be closed with one hand and saves nerves. Of course, it would be nicer if Fjällräven tested its products in practice and chose a fully functioning closing mechanism. It seems that the euro used for marketing produces better results than the one used for product development. The intention was to put Fjällräven's snaps in the bag to match the style, but the city's quick shoemakers didn't have the right tools for them. After all, what's the joy of those spare buttons that come with jackets and pants, if even professionals don't have the right tools to put them on? The sand-colored bag takes a nice color from the dark blue denim, the color from the bag then sticks to the white t-shirt. Doesn't really improve the appearance of either. We'll see if the color comes off in hand wash. If it doesn't go away, I will wash the bag's synthetic fibers in the machine with a 40° program, which is also used to wash other G1000 cranks. If a bag bought at a discounted price gets bad, then shit. Backpacks and bags don't run out, even if a few left for less use will travel to Ukraine in the spring. Bought at half price, price-quality 3/5, I wouldn't pay full price.

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Comfortable spacious bag that is durable and can withstand wear and tear.

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A high-quality, functional shoulder bag.

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Slightly too much stiffening pads, a version without laptop pads would be desirable.

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Just a working shoulder bag. Withstands heavy use. One star off because the lid is difficult to open / close with one hand due to the fastening hook, and if the hook is left open then it hangs from the end of its strap outside the bag.

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Businesslike easy to transport