Kajka 75 M/L

Advanced trekking backpack that is extremely comfortable to carry with smart functions. Produced without PFAS. Product Features

- Made from Vinylon, recycled 500D polyamide and lining in 210D polyamide.
- Unique wooden frame construction made from birch.
- Perfect Fit Adjustment System that is easy to adapt to fit the user’s back length and shoulder width.
- Supportive, more adjustable hipbelt and ergonomic shoulder straps.
- Volume: 75 litres, also available in S/M.

Durable, comfortable and loaded with functions – despite its fairly modest appearance, Kajka 75 is an advanced trekking backpack in the true Fjällräven spirit. Now with an all-new, lighter design featuring fine-tuned functions, the lining and reinforcements made from recycled materials and improved repairability but still with its innovative, one-of-a-kind wooden frame. Kajka distributes even extremely heavy loads well and has been praised by both the trade press and hikers all over the world.
S/M models have slightly tapered shoulder straps at the front to better fit smaller frames and give more room for the bust, plus a slightly shorter adjustable hipbelt. M/L models have longer shoulder straps that do not taper at the ends to better fit wider torsos.

The lower section has Wet/Dry compartments to keep damp and dirty equipment from the rest of your things. There are also practical zippered pockets in the top lid, sides and hip belt. The top cover can be removed and worn as a waist or chest bag when you want to keep a close eye on your valuables. Two compression straps on each side fasten onto small poles for even and effective compression without blocking the side pocket openings.

Attachment points on the top cover and bottom of the backpack. Whistle on the chest strap and rain cover with reflectors. Kajka has been praised by hikers all over the world as well as by the trade press. Amongst other things, it was named 2009 Product of the Year by the Swedish outdoor magazine, Utemagasinet, and Best in Test by Retkis, a Finnish publication, in its large backpack test in 2011.