Does anyone use this backpack or has seen one in person?
A week or two ago I started watching the vlogger from @mcmoutdoors, a British guy who does hiking, backpacking and associated gear reviews.
His daypack of choice is from Fjäll Räven, and if you are unfamiliar with the company it is Swedish and their stuff is built like a tank with a price to match. Hell, but $250 for a top quality backpack isn’t too crazy.
The Fjäll Räven backpack / daypack is the Singi Stubben (no idea what it mean neither does Google). Anyways, the backpack has a metal frame built into it that is strong enough to be used as a seat/stool/chair. Fjäll Räven does market this backpack as a hunting pack and the company even makes an adapter pouch to “holster” a rifle onto the backpack.
Just curious, I don’t plan to get one yet, but looked like a cool future maybe for forest and mountain work. If you have one please give your input
Link to the backpack: https://www.fjallraven.com/us/en-us/bags-gear/backpacks-bags/trekking-backpacks/singi-stubben
A week or two ago I started watching the vlogger from @mcmoutdoors, a British guy who does hiking, backpacking and associated gear reviews.
His daypack of choice is from Fjäll Räven, and if you are unfamiliar with the company it is Swedish and their stuff is built like a tank with a price to match. Hell, but $250 for a top quality backpack isn’t too crazy.
The Fjäll Räven backpack / daypack is the Singi Stubben (no idea what it mean neither does Google). Anyways, the backpack has a metal frame built into it that is strong enough to be used as a seat/stool/chair. Fjäll Räven does market this backpack as a hunting pack and the company even makes an adapter pouch to “holster” a rifle onto the backpack.
Just curious, I don’t plan to get one yet, but looked like a cool future maybe for forest and mountain work. If you have one please give your input
Link to the backpack: https://www.fjallraven.com/us/en-us/bags-gear/backpacks-bags/trekking-backpacks/singi-stubben