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Kanken Organizer
Fjallraven
Kanken Organizer
$39.95
Description

　　Adds a few extra organizational pockets to your favorite backpack

　　Have you ever fruitlessly rummaged through your bag or backpack looking for your keys, travel pass or phone? Well, rummage no more – the Kanken Organizer is here to make life a whole lot easier. This Kanken accessory slots easily into place and adds a few extra pockets to your favorite backpack, helping you keep your essentials organized.

　　Fits Kanken, Kanken Laptop 15", Kanken Laptop 17", Kanken No. 2 and also other daypacks of a similar size with a sleeve pocket inside main compartment.

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Description
Brand Name:
Fjallraven
Weight:
25 g / 0.88 oz
Dimensions:
12.2 x 10.6 x 0.2 in / 31 x 27 x 0.5 cm
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
F23508
Other Features:
• Smart organizer insert for Kanken backpacks
• Personalizes your favorite backpack for optimized organization of small items
• Two zippered pockets, two pen holders and a sleeve pocket for A4 documents
• The organizer's back panel is easily inserted into the sleeve in the rear of the backpack's main compartment
• Easy to remove and take along
• Name label
• Fits Kanken, Kanken Laptop 15", Kanken Laptop 17", Kanken No. 2 and also other daypacks of a similar size with a sleeve pocket inside main compartment
Material: 100% polyamide
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