Fjallraven Reviews

The Fjallraven Skule 20’s front bungee webbing and thickly padded harness system make it a more functional alternative to the brand’s casual Kankens.

The Fjallraven High Coast Duffel 22 is a versatile bag made from recycled materials with multiple carry modes, making it ideal for short getaways or gym trips.

The Fjallraven Kanken Hip Pack is a sturdy, boxy way to carry the essentials throughout the day, though we don’t love how much it sticks out against your chest.

The Fjallraven Kanken Outlong may not be the sleekest-looking Kanken with its two hulking bottle pockets, but the practicality is compelling.

The Fjallraven Kanken Sling Shoulder Bag blurs the line between function and novelty—the Kanken backpack design doesn’t scale down well, but it is adorable.

The Fjallraven Travel Toiletry Bag is durable enough for many trips and has plenty of space, though we wish the hanging hook could swivel.

The Fjallraven Kanken Toiletry Bag’s minimalist design works well in this small package, though there’s only one spot to lock down tiny gear.

The Fjallraven Vardag 25 has a minimalist design and a comfy harness system, though it could use more pockets and easier laptop accessibility.

The Fjallraven Gear Bag is crafted from quality materials and has organization that’s easy to use when you need it and stays out of the way when you don’t.

Fjallraven’s Kanken Gear Pocket combines basic pouch functionality with robust build quality—it lacks sophistication, but it gets the job done.

Keep important travel documents, credit cards, and cash in one place with the Fjallraven Kanken Travel Wallet. However, some pockets are a bit small.

Great for outdoor enthusiasts who are looking for a casual, versatile backpack, the Fjallraven Greenland Top Backpack balances a classic style with modern functionality.

The Fjallraven High Coast Foldsack 24 is versatile in its capacity and organization, but it isn't the most comfortable to carry.

The Fjallraven Kanken Totepack falls short on organization and carry comfort, but uses some durable, weather-resistant materials.

The Fjallraven Raven 28's harness system is a bit simple for a 28L backpack, but the versatile storage capacity & durable materials have us excited about it.

The Fjallraven Kanken Card Wallet is a minimalist wallet that holds more than it looks like it would—we just wish it didn’t collect dust so easily.

With a versatile carry and sleek look, the Fjallraven Ulvo Hip Pack Medium is great for EDC and travel—but we’re disappointed in its lack of organization.

As long as you don’t mind simplicity, you’ll probably love the Fjallraven Ulvo 23—a daypack that’s water-resistant, durable, and oh-so-sleek.

The Fjallraven Kanken Photo Insert doesn’t have anything innovative going on—it’s simply a solid camera case to keep your gear safe and tidy on the road.

Simple, durable, and effective, the Fjallraven Gear Pocket makes a great travel accessory—although it collects dust way too easily.

The Fjallraven Passport Wallet is a great place to hold your credit cards and passport as you jet around the world—although it is a bit large.

Despite some wear in the material and the dysfunctional side pockets, the Fjallraven Kanken 13” Laptop Backpack could be a great contender as your next travel daypack.

Due to its size and durability, The Fjallraven Greenland Pocket makes for a perfect personal item—we just wish it didn’t collect dust so easily.

We’ve been impressed with the durability and craftsmanship of the Fjallraven Splitpack, but it lacks in some key areas. There’s no laptop compartment, water bottle pocket, and most importantly, it’s not comfortable to carry.

With its Scandinavian style and impressive organization, the Fjallraven Travel Pack is a fantastic companion for weekend city breaks or business trips.

The Fjallraven Kanken Mini is a simple, functional daypack that will get the job done—and what it lacks in features, it makes up for in style.

We like the durable materials and organization of the Fjallraven Raven 20L Backpack, though we wish the compartment openings weren't so easy to confuse.