FJÄLLRÄVEN TREE-KÅNKEN BACKPACK | FIRST LOOK | MADE FROM PINE TREES!

[@bassbunnylove]

I fell in love with this bag.. and as a splurge I bought it but I also bought the tree pouch kanken so you can attach it to the out side like the normal kanken's come with. You can also where the pouch as a cross body so I liked it but I wish it just came with the pouch pocket. Having it along with the regular built in front pocket adds a lot of space and organization I put my phone in the long pocket for an easy quick grab

[@juankiddy]

unfortunatelly they are not selling the pouch kanken in Europe anymore . i whish I could buy one

[@bassbunnylove]

@@juankiddy yeah I recently found out they discontinued the whole tree line of kankens I took the pouch module off .. wore it to a few concerts and now I don't know what I did with it ugh

[@ayseg253]

Great review. Thank you for the honesty. Hard to find these days.

[@OutdoorguruGearReviews]

Hi Ayse, You are welcome and thank you for the compliments! Enjoy the Outdoors and Stay Safe! Cheers, Gijs

[@RebeccaSmith77]

lolol the Re-Kanken has the foam seat pad in the back pocket, too. I was considering the tree kanken for bringing along when walking my dogs. I can connect extra dog gear to the outer loops, and then put my work stuff inside the bag. The side pockets are for an umbrella, not a water bottle, but even then, it has to be a SMALL, narrow umbrella to fit.

[@OutdoorguruGearReviews]

Hi Rebecca, Don't buy it. It's not worth the money. Enjoy the Outdoors and Stay Safe! Cheers, Gijs

[@47moo]

Great review. Just picked mine up. Interested to see how durable it is going to be

[@НатальяВ-ж6л]

Thank you very much for honest review!

[@OutdoorguruGearReviews]

You are welcome 🙏. Enjoy the Outdoors and Stay Safe! Cheers, Gijs

[@bigfoot3550]

So main cons are: water bottle pocket can be elastic, a small pocket with micro fiber lining, straps with more padding.

[@OutdoorguruGearReviews]

Ans a bit very expensive....

[@hairbeats]

It’s possible to wax it? After one month of use looks really bad. The wax has worn off and looks bad.

[@OutdoorguruGearReviews]

It is. Just use Greenland wax. Enjoy the Outdoors and Stay Safe! Cheers, Gijs

[@hairbeats]

@@OutdoorguruGearReviews did you do that? I did contact customer support and they said, it’s not possible to use wax on tree- kanken. So I just wanna find someone who did it :)

[@OutdoorguruGearReviews]

Hi HB, I am not wrong but I not right either.... It depends on the material that is used for your Kanken. I thought all where G1000 but they are not. I am afraid yours might not be G1000.... See this doc: www.kanken.shop/en/fjallraven-story/materials-1

[@robertsimondj]

same problem with the layer...this product is was my biggest fail

[@robertsimondj]

no, beacuse the materials is bad, not the layer come out@@OutdoorguruGearReviews

[@vanphan6505]

Thank for your full detail review on Tree-Kanken. The side pockets on FJallraven are never fit a normal bottle

[@OutdoorguruGearReviews]

Thank you Van Phan 🙏. Enjoy the Outdoors and Stay Safe! Cheers, Gijs

[@theomnetwork3898]

What is the name of colour of your bag?

[@OutdoorguruGearReviews]

What bag?

[@NoOne-cm7vv]

Hi, I am wondering is it the same size as classical kanken?

[@OutdoorguruGearReviews]

Hi Miuuu, I do think so but I am not 100% sure since I don't have a normal Kanken and this one is backt to Fjall. Cheers, Gijs

[@marcvanheugten9472]

You are best eerlijk about de sustainability. Leuk for de kids secondhands. That is pas susteenebel

[@OutdoorguruGearReviews]

Hi Marc, Dankyouwel 😊! Enjoy the Outdoors and Stay Safe! Cheers, Gijs

[@karenmcmillan5608]

You used it for 4 weeks and sandpapered it then returned it? Did they refund your money?

[@OutdoorguruGearReviews]

Hi Karen, It was send to me for testing and I send it back when I was done. Enjoy the outdoors and Stay Safe! Cheers, Gijs

[@RubenKemp]

De zeer populaire dopper flessen passen waarschijnlijk wel door hun relatief kleine diameter, maarja 350ml is niet bijster veel. Race to the bottom lijkt ook bij Fjällräven wel voor deze productlijn op te gaan, zelfs voor 130 euro. Goede video!

[@OutdoorguruGearReviews]

Ruben, dank voor je reactie en de Dopper flessen passen. Ik heb er hier een met letters aan de buitenkant. Ik weet niet of ze allemaal zo zijn, maar deze glijden er niet heel soepel in. Dank voor het compliment 🙏. Groet, Gijs

[@Harrycowlton]

Fjallraven make really great products but I suspect the designers never actually use them in the development stage! Singi 48 hip pockets annoyingly too small for a phone, bottle holders on the pack in the vid for bottles that do not exist! Real shame! Maybe they should employ you to assess all pre production products?

[@OutdoorguruGearReviews]

Dear Harris, Thanks for the comment! Yes, they do and I don't agree totally with your comments on the 48. In the first place: I never put a smartphone in the pockets on the hipbelt. There is lot of stress on those curved pockets (also other brands) and big Plus size smartphones don't bent 😉. The bottleholders....depending on the video you are referring to: on the 48 they fit for bottles that exist and on the Tree-Kanken only a very small few. I like your suggestion and without being arrogant, I see quite a lot of design flaws simply because designers don't use the product like we do. I don't think FR will ever ask me to look at a product before going to market; I think they think I am too much a pain in the bumm ;-)). And that is fine by me. Enjoy the Outdoors and Stay Safe! Cheers, Gijs

[@Harrycowlton]

@@OutdoorguruGearReviews Hi, thanks. I thought though, if the pocket is baggy enough the hip curvature is negated, I have a Granite gear pack (blaze) with such waist belt pockets and the Army also use hip pouches for ammo magazines. Nothing better than being able to grab such gear whilst trekking and convenience. Why are designers scared of “pains in the butt” as they are the people that produce innovation and useable product! Keep up the great work!

[@keithklassen5320]

I want to point out that you made a mistake in this video as well, lol! Sry, but lyocell is not made the same as paper. The first step is similar, making pulp, but then the pulp is chemically stripped of all but cellulose, and the cellulose is then chemically dissolved and spun into fiber, just the same as any other rayon. The only difference between lyocell and any other rayon is just that it uses a more environmentally friendly chemical process. I don't want to say that lyocell isn't environmentally friendly in some ways, but it seems like a lot of the marketing around it is quietly deceptive, just like a lot of the marketing around bamboo-based rayon fabrics. They are NOT taking the organic fiber and spinning that fiber. They aren't lying to you, but they're taking the truth and presenting it in a way that is intended to mislead you.

[@OutdoorguruGearReviews]

Hi Keith, Thanks for your comment. Mistake... I am not sure. Sometimes I try to simplify things to speed up videos and that is what I did. Would be a good idea to do a video on Lyocell though 👍. Enjoy the Outdoors and Stay Safe! Cheers, Gijs