Fjällräven Skule 28
Regular: $130 | MommyPow: $88 | Group Discount: 32%
Fjällräven is a Swedish backpack manufacturer that has been making high quality backpacks and bags since 1960. Made from materials that last, and that have a low impact on nature, their backpacks are created for kids and adults that are active and like to spend time in nature. Perfect for daytrips, sports, travel and school, their range of bags are made from recycled and organic materials, and are manufactured responsibly. Fjällräven backpacks and bags can be used and loved for generations!
The Skule Backpack is a versatile and hardwearing backpack, perfect for school, day trips and hiking. This generous 28L backpack is made from durable, water-repellent Oxford fabric in recycled polyester. It has an easily accessed top pocket and a zippered main compartment with a padded 15” laptop sleeve. The spacious front compartment with inside zippered pocket and mesh organizing pockets can handle everything a full day of school requires, and the comfortable back panel with air mesh, padded shoulder straps and adjustable chest strap makes it easy to carry.
PRODUCT DETAILS:
- Volume: 28 Litres
- Material: 100% polyester, Lining: 100% polyester
- Height: 50 cm, Width: 41 cm, Depth: 18 cm
- Volume: 28 l
- Laptop size: 15"
- Weight: 750 g
- Number of pockets: 7
- Pockets: Inside compartment, Mesh pocket(s), Outside stretch pocket(s), Zippered inside pocket(s), Zippered outside pocket(s)
- Detachable chest strap
- Detachable hip belt
- Hardwearing Oxford fabric and lining in recycled polyester
- Comfortable padded shoulder straps and back panel with air mesh
- Zippered main compartment with padded 15" laptop sleeve
- Hydration system compatible with an opening for drinking tube at the top
- Zippered front compartment with inside organizing pockets in mesh
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