Fjallraven Hiking Backpacks
With over 50 years of experience, Fjällräven makes travel easier for living above the treeline. Its trekking clothing and supplies come with high criteria on durability, usefulness, and comfort.
Fjällräven is an outdoor gear and apparel brand with a mission to increase access to nature. It is based in the small Swedish town of Rnsköldsvik, where mountains, forests, and the sea converge. The brand prioritizes simplicity and practicality, and has the highest respect and love for nature, in true Swedish fashion.
Experience the nature with Fjallraven hiking backpacks
You must be prepared if your goal is to more deeply experience nature. Carrying everything you need for survival on your back adds to the exhilaration. Whether you're attempting a summit or camp next to a mesmerizing waterfall, a Fjällräven trekking backpack is tough. It's also a useful hiking bag for all your outdoor experiences. Attach your ice axe, fasten your fly stick, and attach your sleeping pad to it.
The Fjällräven 75l backpacks are made to carry all the things you require for your upcoming overnight outdoor adventure. However, simultaneously they provide exceptional back and joint support. Grab a day hiking bag to use when you leave camp to discover the wilderness if you're planning an epic overnight. Pick from sustainable and environment, water-resistant backpack options made of G-1000, Bergshell, and Vinylon-F. For extended trips in the wild outdoors, you can rely on a Fjällräven trekking backpack whether you're packing crampons or a beach suit.
How to prepare your bag for a hike
If packed incorrectly, even the greatest performing trekking rucksack can become cumbersome and uncomfortable. Here are a few tips:
- The first rule of thumb is to keep your centre of gravity as high and as close to your spine as you can. By doing this, you can avoid bending forward to stop slippage and tipping.
- Next, utilize the sections as intended. The main compartment is for bulky supplies that you don't need every hour, such as a tent, basecamp shoes, additional food, a first aid kit, and a water-tight bag with a sleeping bag and extra clothes. Items like a water filter, food, and a cooker that are utilized during extended stops should be kept in the front pocket. Important items, such as maps, a compass should go in the top pocket and Snacks go in the hip belt pockets.
- If you are trekking with others, divide the weight. Packing thoughtfully prevents duplication of equipment and enables you to switch trekking packs when you're feeling worn out.