Fjällräven Skule 28 Backpack - Deep Forest

This will probably be the last backpack I buy, it checks pretty much all the boxes for me for an EDC. I'm a nurse, a bike commuter, sometimes hiker, sometimes traveler, and soon to be full time student, and it is well suited to all of these needs. It's compact, not too heavy, fits my body well (I'm a short guy and have trouble with backpack fit) and has plenty of pockets and organization for everything I need. I especially love the small zippered pouch at the top of the bag, it's a perfect size for my work badge, keys, pens, gum, airpods, etc and allows me quick access to my most commonly used items without needing to open larger compartments and dig around - this is definitely my favorite feature. The main compartment is surprisingly spacious and I like that the compression straps can help manage bulk if I need to use the bag as a carry on/personal item while traveling. The water bottle pockets are generous and can easily fit larger capacity water bottles (32/40oz). The front compartment has plenty of pockets to keep things organized and has a surprising amount of depth - I can pack it pretty fully and it fills out evenly without competing for too much space in the main compartment. I haven't used the bag in anything but light rain, but I've had no issues with water resistance - if I was planning on being out in heavier rain for whatever reason, I'd probably just get a rain cover for peace of mind. Truly my only gripe with this bag is the laptop sleeve. It fits my 15" Macbook air perfectly on its own; however, the padded sleeve is oddly short and leaves about 1/4 of my laptop exposed at the top (see photo), necessitating an additional laptop sleeve for full protection from scratches, etc. Even with the slimmest sleeve I've been able to find for the 15" Macbook air, I'm still not able to fit it inside of the backpack's laptop sleeve when I have it in its own sleeve (the backpack's sleeve is too narrow to accommodate my laptop AND a protective sleeve) and it has to be stored in the main compartment. Considering that this backpack meets truly all of my other needs as an EDC, and it's not marketed as a laptop bag specifically, this is really just me being super picky.

I bought this as a travel / diaper bag for air travel. It doesn't feel bulky yet has enough capacity to both carry my personal laptop, chargers, a book or notebook and my kid's potty stuff, including a travel toilet seat. It has enough compartments and pockets to keep everything organized. The materials seem really durable and the water bottle pockets don't let bottles fall out as easily as my previous diaper bag. The only minor complaint is that it's easy to pack this bag so that it tips forward because the surprisingly large secondary compartment is in front. All in all, a worthwhile upgrade from my previous diaper bag.

This is a good bag. I used for hiking during a trip to Costa Rica and it held up well.

I, a 5'3" female, have finally found the dream backpack. It is just large enough without being too big, has hip and chest clips, supportive mesh straps and back area, and just the right type/amount of pockets. It is also very comfortable to wear. The water bottle/side pockets hold my large 40 oz bottles, and the buckle cinching straps on the side are awesome for travel (I can unbuckle and re-buckle within my water bottle handle loop to hold it securely, what an option I didn't realize I would enjoy!). I got the green and it's a great color. I don't really care about other's opinions, just my use/how it feels, but I have gotten several compliments on the style of the backpack/questions about the brand and where to get it. The search is over. What will I do now? (Besides revel in my success).

The Skule 28 is so very close to being a perfect backpack. This is my second Fjallraven, and they're truly gorgeous: well-made, with great materials, and built to last. This bag is no exception. The pocket layout is nice and has a spot for everything (including bonus compartment up top); the side pouches are solid and can fit a larger water bottle; it has a chest strap (chest strap is everything). However, it also has a waist strap, which I find superfluous and annoying (chest strap helps distribute weight/keep it off your shoulders but waist strap really seems to be useless); it isn't removable so I just kinda tied them up neatlyish. My only other beef is that the top carrying/hanging loop isn't padded, which matters when you have to hand-lug a heavy bag, or doubled (a la many North Face) so that there's a loop to hold regardless of which compartment is open. But positives certainly outweight the quibbles. Fiallraven, hit me up when you make those improvements as I want to tell the world about the absolute perfect backpack 🇸🇪🆒🎒

Very nice backpack

I’m in the middle of a two week trip to Iceland using my Fjallravin backpack and I couldn’t be happier with it. The shoulder straps are comfortable and offer stability underload. The pockets are deep and wide and carry a good variety of gear. The side water bottle carriers work well And the fabric itself is extremely water repellent.

Easily fit enough clothes and stuff for a 5 day trip. Comfortable even when fully loaded! Only downside was the waist strap which was really flimsy so I just cut it off.

As expected. Was a bit worried that it was a copy and not an original. But it seems to be an original from fjällräven.

The material is good

Es perfecta justo lo que necesitaba

Beau sac à dos, solide, très pratique pour visiter une journée, beaucoup de rangement et léger, marque de confiance

Lo Skule 28 è uno zaino medio, molto capiente e con un numero discreto di scomparti. Ovvio non è una cartella tipo scuola ma se l'avessi voluta avrei preso il Raven o qualche altro loro prodotto. Per quello che mi serve di scomparti ce ne sono a sufficienza e tutta l'oggettistica minuta ci sta comodamente; per cavi, cancelleria e cose così ho usato dei piccoli contenitori per organizzare meglio il tutto. Io mi trovo bene così piuttosto che avere sparpagliato di tutto in mille taschine. Dicevo che è molto capiente, infatti le tasche principali sono belle profonde e ci sta un sacco di cose dalle cartellette ai quadernoni, alle felpe in caso di freddo ecc. La taschina in alto, ben nascosta tra l'altro, la uso per il portafoglio che voglio avere a portata di mano. Il portacomputer è perfetto, ho un MacBook Pro da 14 e ci sta super comodo. Sia pieno che semivuoto sta abbastanza in piedi da solo per essere uno zaino tipo montagna. La rete esterna è perfetta per la giacca da togliere e mettere in base al vento. Ha il passaggio da dentro a fuori per i cavi della powerbank. Comodissimo, gli spallacci sono ben ideati, ergonomici e scaricano bene il peso sulle spalle, la cinghiata pettorale si può levare e rimettere in base alle necessità. Testato a pieno carico e regge alla grande e non affatica. Rispetto ai suoi simili di altre marche ha una marcia in più. Colore (verde) bellissimo, materiali ottimi così come le cuciture. Uno zaino per la città e per qualche escursione. Ottimo acquisto e grande zaino.