Fjällräven Unisex Räven 20 Sports backpack (pack of 1)

Had small rucksack that the interior lining just disintegrated over time. Using AI tools Fjallraven was identified as one brand with more robust construction. I like the feel of the material, the padding, layout etc. It seems to be a good daypack - not too many straps dangling about. The pockets are well designed. Of course it will take a few years to know if its lining is long lasting but my initial impressions are all very positive.

Not the cheapest bag, but it’s bloody brilliant. Small and compact but fits everything you need. Well made but quiet. If you need a rucksack for a laptop and day to day work gear, buy it and use it well.

Very tough quality bag. Plenty of room and apartments.

It's smart and makes a perfect work laptop bag.

Perfect

Buena mochila para el diario, buenos materiales y espacios para organizar. La recomiendo por 1,600 MXN

Everything was just as described. Quality material that’s tough and sturdy, yet soft enough on the body. Bag maintains its shape and is just rainproof enough (wouldn’t withstand a heavy downpour though). Lots of compartments and excellent for travel/everyday use. Delivery duration was within the stated time frame and the item was well protected. Was worth my money. Really happy with the purchase overall.

It does not have a front strap to allow you to tighten to fit your chest. I had one added by a shoemaker. I love it otherwise. Took it on a few trips to the tropics so far.

I live the size, the colour and the quality.

I’m 4’11.5” (151 cm) and this backpack fits me perfectly! I’m a student so I appreciate all the pockets in every compartment to organize stationary. The zippers are a little stiff, but I think it’s because the material is water resistant, and the zippers are tucked away under the zipper placket. This bag is pretty casual, and can be used for short travel too. It could probably hold a pair of jeans, and 2-3 tops, depending on size (I’m petite so my opinion is probably skewed). The straps are padded but not overly padded, so they’re comfortable. I was going between this backpack and the Sküle, and I don’t regret my decision. This bag has it all, so I never thought “man, I wish I got the Sküle instead.” The Raven is a little bit more expensive than the Sküle, but I don’t mind. I know I’ll get a lot of use from this bag! I would say the only "con" is that the backpack does not stand on its own. It definitely needs to lean on something. The front of the back is shorter than the back, so it will fall forward otherwise.