Ulvö Rolltop 30

Sort of. I went the shotgun route — ordered 6–8 and ended up keeping 2. Honestly, I recommend that strategy, since what works really depends on what you want. You may end up finding something totally differnet than me, but I kept these: 🎒 Fjällräven Raven 28 Pros: Excellent organization with multipl

That's an interesting list. I'm a minimalist packer and a fan of Fjallraven bags and Cabin Zero. Have you used the Fjallraven Foldsack? I don't know what it is about it, possibly the really thin fabric and tight opening, but it just feels so tiny.and insubstantial. Fortunately I bought it on Vinted

If you want something that's big enough to go away and small enough to be a daypack a rolltop is the way to go. I have a Fjallraven Ulvo 30L backpack. It's the ultimate shape shifter. It can hold way more than 30L unrolled but it can look like a cute little daypack all rolled up. It's actually water

The best shapeshifting bag I know which might well meet your needs is the Fjallraven Ulvo 30L rolltop. The rolltop and the compression straps on the side mean it will change shape quite dramatically. If you roll it up, you get a nice looking circa 20L daybag. With the minimum roll you'll get a lot m

I have an Ulvo Rolltop 30 for about a year now, and I'm very happy with it. It went through plenty of rain while cycling to/from work; the inside stayed completely dry. I put my macbook (with leather sleeve) in the backpack without second thought, even if there's heavy rain.