@@LorándBelkó hi. It was a wool beanie. I left it on a train a few years back, and Fjallraven no longer sell it.

@@beardymanreviews3312 Thank you for your answer. 🙏 Sorry, it could have been a good hat.

Hi there. Thanks for the offer, but I've just purchased an Alpicool compressor fridge on a great Black Friday Deal.

Coming soon!

Thanks 👍

Hi there. I kept the bag for about a year before selling it on. Nothing wrong with it, it was just a bit small for me and I have other daypacks that size. I thought the wool would degrade but it didn't and I used it quite frequently although I never really bashed it around. Its a great little pack, but to be honest for what it is I think its expensive, especially when you can get some really technical small daypacks for a third of the price. I loved it though, but I'm a sucker for Fjallraven 😁

Thanks for taking the time to reply mate, appreciate it. If you have it in the car charging whilst your driving it should be fine. I'm going to do another review plugging stuff into mine to see how much power it uses.

Been a while but should be starting to get the content rolling again.

All good

Ex RN shipmate

There an olive green colour

Shame, but I've found a similar issue with some of the clothing. In some tops I'm a large, other extra large. Trousers are true to sizing but I always need to try on tops and jackets. Appreciate the watch and comment.

@@beardymanreviews3312 Yes, sizing is all over the place. For example; I have a Skögso in Small and I couldn't wear an XS as it would be to tight around my hips, whereas my Övik jumper in Small is really quite big, and I could easily wear an XS, if they actually made it in the colour I wanted. Trousers are complicated by the recent drive to 'improving' the fit of many models, and I've defaulted to the new fit in Barents Pro, Euro 46, which I have a tailor hem to 33" leg length. The fixed leg lengths are of no interest, being not right in reg or long and I'm not keen on the bulky strap adjustments at the hem. I used to get Euro 44 Longs but the new fit is way too tight around the hips. Fjällräven's website is exhausting as you need to check the sizing chart for each individual item, and it's not, as the case of the Lappland pack, always accurate.

Thanks, hope you enjoyed it.

yeah they are the laurel green /deep forest colour. Always seem to be out of stock

Time to bring the beard back

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Hi there, it's Olive Green

@@beardymanreviews3312 Thank you sir 🙏

Yep

im 183 cm. its a good fit for me

Yes they are. Thanks for watching and supporting the channel.

@@beardymanreviews3312 They look great on you, I got a good deal and pulled the trigger. Cheers!

It will but it will be a bit of squeeze.

@@beardymanreviews3312 I just got the pack about two days ago. It is a tight fit. Love the pack

Sorry mate, never worn Patagonia so couldn't say, but this is one hell of a warm top.

Its a beast, I actually find it makes me too warm here in the UK if Im wearing it when active, but I love it and on days when I'm having to stand around in the cold its perfect.

Thanks for watching and commenting. I appreciate your support. Good luck with the sizing.

I haven't needed to yet even after a few years, but I think nothing remains totally waterproof for ever so at some point I'll apply some nixwax to it.

I agree. My Kebs are definitely a little snug on me, but maybe I've just put a few extra pounds on 🤣

Hi there and thanks for watching. Its the Koster. I've had it for years and its still going strong. That's the beauty of Fjallraven stuff. It may cost a bit more but it just keeps going and going. Its wool so keeps me toasty on those damp UK autumn and winter days.

Cheers mate. Great price. I always try and get stuff in the sale if I can. Its a lovely top. You wont be dissappointed.

Hope you enjoyed the review. Unfortunately I've not been able to translate you comment.

Never mind it’s in the video 8:16

😂 appreciate you watching for so long.

Hi. thanks for watching. Sorry about the delay in replying I am just short of 6ft and about a 35 inch waist. I always buy the regular length and go for a EU52 which is about a 34-36 inch waist. I do have some EU20 Keb trousers and they are a little snug.

The bum on the ventilated is NOT double layer like the regular vidda pros. IMO this is one of the biggest differences in the trousers.

It is really that long ago. I will do that review for you. Also got some new gear to review so stay tuned. Hit the bell notification icon so you don't miss anything

Thank you!

Hi thanks for watching. Its the down shirt No1 in Olive.

Good point. I did email Fjallraven to say I thought there should be some mesh when you open the vents to stop the bugs getting a free pass to my legs.

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never had an issue with the crotch mate. one of the few brands that haven't gone in this area

Mine went into holes after three months of use. That's 600 miles.

@@danceswithbadgers do you experience crotch blowouts in other pants? Wondering if the original Vidda Pro would be better in this area than the ventilated

@@jmax850 Hi. No, softshell is fine. I have a pair of Keb Touring trousers, which are structurally softshell with cosmetic overlays of G-1000. The G-1000 is going in places but the softshell is fine. I have other trousers which are entirely sofshell and all are OK. I've experienced wear at the seams around the crotch and seat area of several different Fjällraven trousers, some of which is the folded seam wearing through the material from the inside - so the seams are wearing themselves out! This wear is just from walking in them and is not the result of abrasion against rock etc.

too kind