Fjällräven Kanken Mini Totepack
Regular: $110 | MommyPow: $79 | Group Discount: 28%
Fjällräven is a Swedish backpack manufacturer that has been making high quality backpacks 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 18-30 litre bags are made from recycled and organic materials, and are manufactured responsibly. Fjällräven backpacks can be used and loved for generations!
The Kånken Totepack Mini is a convertible version of Fjällräven’s iconic backpack and can be used as a backpack or shoulder bag. It has a zippered main compartment and an inside pocket with a padded base for a tablet. Perfect for everything from city day trips to bike rides, it will hold a water bottle, a sweater, snacks, personal items, and more! With adjustable straps it will fit kids and adult alike. The included PE foam seat cushion is stored in the interior back pocket and also prevents the contents in the main compartment from poking against your back. Complete with a reflective logo and an interior address label.
PRODUCT DETAILS:
- Made from durable, water-resistant G-1000® HeavyDuty Eco S: 65% polyester, 35% cotton
- Top-loaded main compartment with zipper
- Inside pocket with padded base for a tablet
- Zippered front pocket and open side pocket
- Features: Adaptable with Greenland Wax, Durable, Water-resistant, Quick-drying
- Environmental info: Organic cotton, Recycled polyester
- Height: 30 cm - Width: 25 cm - Depth: 13 cm - Volume: 8 litres
- Laptop case dimensions: 22 x 22 cm
- Weight: 350 g
- Number of pockets: 3 - Pockets: Inside compartment, Open outside pocket(s), Zippered outside pocket(s)
- Seat pad included
This item is in stock at our North Vancouver warehouse and qualifies for fast $8 Flat Rate Shipping, Free Shipping on Orders over $139, or pick up. Please note we ship only to the Lower Mainland (Hope to Whistler-Pemberton) Vancouver Island, and Kelowna, at this time.