High Coast Totepack

You should check the Fjallraven High Coast Totepack too (more roomy an comfy than the Kanken Tote and don't dangle) edit: I have both, if you have any questions, feel free to ask.

It's the "High Coast Totepack" and I loved it. I've used it for a couple of other trips as well. I previously had the Sherpani Soleil and Sojourn and this is so much more user friendly and can hold way more. When I had my pack on, I carried the Totepack as a front pack ... it just seemed easier that

Fjallraven high coast totepack. It might be a bit bigger than what you’re looking for, but it packs nicely in between the clamshell and can be worn as a tote or backpack.

Have you considered the Fjallraven High Coast Totepack ? One of my fav. Slim profil, fits a lot, stylish too. Only downside is that as it's a tote getting things in the bottom can be something if your bag if stuffed to the brim,when with the Kanken you can open it completely.

Ich hab dafür den Fjällräven High Coast Totepack - etwa 400 g für 23 Liter. Innen zwar nicht ideal, wegen dem großen Fach und nur dem kleinen Trenner, finde ich für Tagesausflüge aber noch in Ordnung. Zumindest wasserabweisend ist er auch.Mein Kaufkriterium war aber eigentlich, dass man den auch als

i had a fjallraven high coast totepack, which is both a totebag and a backpack, and waterproof! it was big enough to hold my macbook and other stuff without being bulky… you’d be surprised how much it holds

I love this conversation! My holy grail nannying bag is the Fjallraven High Coast Totepack. It’s incredible. So spacious, durable, has compartments, and you can switch between carrying it like a backpack or a tote bag. It’s also fantastic for traveling.

A little different than the other suggestions but perhaps the Fjallraven High Coast Totepack? It has multiple carry modes, relatively lightweight, holds a surprising amount (including cowboy boots, don’t ask) yet packs into a small pouch.

I use a navy Fjallraven High Coast Totepack (400 grams; advertised as 23L volume) for similar purposes! I also own a taupey-coloured medium crescent Baggu (200 grams; approx 5L?) and they function well together. Not the most lightweight option compared to a nanobag but I like that I can always fold