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Good adjustments and lots of pockets. It felt comfortable to carry on a hike, but back ventilation could be better, like in Osprey’s backpacks.

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for a little woman a passel

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Fjällräven's 55-liter Kajka backpack met all expectations right from the first hike. The backpack has a wide range of adjustment options, so after a few days of training, the 82-kilometer Bear Tour hike folded comfortably. On a four-night trip with a friend, the 55-liter backpack could hold everything you needed. The material and zippers feel strong, so you don't have to be unnecessarily careful with packing the kayak. The backpack's carrying system is sturdy, and there was no harm in weighing a little more than a normal backpack. There is something to be developed in Kajka in the zipper of the lowest pocket of the backpack. This zipper closes tangled, whether the pocket is empty or full. The same problem seemed to be in a friend’s 85-liter Kajka.

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Good, better, Kajka. Despite the fact that the Kajka is heavier than some models from other manufacturers, this is above the carrying comfort and durability. The advantage also comes from the fact that the whole DG can be fully opened, making it easy to take and organize goods. This is a female model but works for men as well. 55 liters was well enough for a week of mountain hiking when you packed in the essentials.

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As a short (157 cm) woman, good and strong on her back. Really handy front and top filling option. The beverage bottle net pocket on the side may be a little too small. All sides were otherwise satisfied.

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Sturdy, durable and dirt repellent. Excellent padding. Definitely not rub, no matter how heavy packed. There is room for adjustment (especially for back adjustment Plus!). While this is quite adequate, you may also want to consider a larger version of the same model, as there is little difference in weight. He last smiled to be the owner of Kajka when another shoulder strap came off the guy's different brand of backpack for the first five kilometers of Karhunkierros. (It is also recommended to pack a pair of Vauda metal buckle loose straps, they covered the next 75 km, available from varuste.net = D) The kayak is designed to be very durable, and better on the back than any other backpack I have tested. Bags in the stomach belt are handy (e.g. for a small camera or a snack when walking).