Fjallraven Skule 28 - Deep Forest

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.

I bought this backpack after doing a deep research for the best option to travel with a personal item for a week and this one is by far one of the best. A lot of space, very practical and excellent quality,

Needed a bag to carry clean gym clothes to work and this fit the bill. Large enough to pack, but "small" enough to not be bulky.

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).

Just got this pack and haven't used it yet but already I love it. The water bottle pockets will hold the largest water bottles very securely. The material feels very durable. Just the right number of pockets in the pack. Overall a pretty light pack. The laptop section is large enough to hold an Acturus Space blanket which I always carry yet there's still pleny of room in the large compartment for other gear. I've owned a LOT of daypacks over the years but this looks to be one of the most well thought out packs I've ever purchased. I'm loving it and can't wait to go hiking with it.

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 🇸🇪🆒🎒

Perfect size, comfortable, practical yet fashionable

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.