High Coast Totepack

My favorite is the Fjallraven High Coast Totepack. I like that I am able to wear as a crossbody or backpack depending on the weight and need to access items quickly. It is also light when empty, has two water bottle pockets and a zip pocket on the outside for easy access (for water, sunglasses, suns

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

Hi, I don’t use my High Coast Totepack a lot, but I really like it for what it is. It has an inner sleeve with a lightly padded bottom, but it’s not a true padded laptop compartment. The fabric is lightweight, water-resistant nylon, which is great for light everyday use, just not the heavy-duty stuf

Fjallraven High Coast Totepack Backpack- waterproof- 2 way carry- collapsible into a pouch size- comfortable bag straps (not their usual thin kind)- lightweight!!- can fit my 15 inch laptop- looks slim- can squeeze and store things

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.

Is it the High Coast totepack? I have that one and like it! It's very light and can pack flat. Ironically, I'm actually just about the check out on sherpani's site to get the soleil for their memorial day sale it's $66 right now. It looks like a professional convertible I can commute with and put my

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