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Kanken Totepack
Fjallraven
Kanken Totepack
$94.95
Description

  

Special version of Kånken that is both a backpack and a shoulder bag

Kånken Totepack is a convertible version of Fjällräven’s iconic backpack and can be either a backpack when you bike or a shoulder bag when you board a crowded bus. It has a zippered main compartment and an inside pocket with a padded base for a 13” laptop. With the seat pad you’ll find in the back of the main compartment, you can always take a break, wherever you are.

  

G-1000

Adaptable for a lifetime in nature

  Hardwearing Customisable weather protection with Greenland Wax Ventilating

  

KÅNKEN

Straight backs are happy backs. Kånken was launched in 1978 to spare the backs of school children. Back problems had begun to appear in increasingly younger age groups and shoulder bags were popular.

  The backpack soon became a common sight at pre-schools and nature schools around the country. It is just as popular today, and an excellent choice for school, outings or biking to work.

  

PRODUCT SPECIFICATION

Weight: 400 g

  Material: G-1000® HeavyDuty Eco S: 65% polyester, 35% cotton

  Volume: 14 l

  Width: 30 cm

  Height: 36 cm

  Depth: 15 cm

  Laptop case: 13"

  Gender: Unisex

  Family: Kånken

  Care instructions: soft brush and lukewarm water

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
Fjallraven
Gender:
Unisex
Liters:
14
Weight:
400 g
Dimensions:
Width: 30 cm | Height: 36 cm | Depth: 15 cm
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
F23710
Other Features:
  • Made from durable, water-resistant G-1000 HeavyDuty Eco S.
  • Top-loaded main compartment with zipper.
  • Inside laptop sleeve with padded base (up to 13 inches).
  • Zippered front pocket and open side pockets.
  • Name label inside.
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