Fjallraven High Coast Foldsack 24 Review (2 Weeks of Use)

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[@adventuredenali]

Really, really appreciate this review. Being able to see the backpack on different bodies was so helpful. Enjoyed the top down view as well. Thank you!

[@PackHacker2]

Thanks for your support and kind words 😃 We’ll see you in the next one!
-Eric

[@MonicaRodriguez-re3ib]

Thanks for the very nice and helpful review!, have you used it under rain to see how waterproof it is?

[@GrubyBurak]

That's great that you showed known problems with a zipper. Maybe there is a way to prevent/minimize the impact of this on frequent using the backpack. Maybe just block (by using the thread over-sewed several times or a piece of metal as a kind of barrier/limitation) the ending of the zip? 🙂 Thanks for the show/review.

[@gonzalonavarro6370]

Hi, great review! I was just wondering if a 1 L nalgene fits in the lateral pocket, thanks!

[@carlosmartin3104]

thanks 4 the review, looks like the simpliest and cleariest backpack on the market now.

[@PackHacker2]

You're welcome 😊
- Austin

[@theirvman]

I own the 18L version and it is a perfect light backpack.

[@ecsra]

Nice! Is it 24L when it's on the tightest daisy chain or when it's expanded?

[@johnair1]

Seems like 24 l with the main compartment etc. and then you can also pack it up quite high which will give you some extra space/l..

[@tdhd]

24L when packed to the brim

[@swedex16]

About 28 liters fully packet // 24 folded

[@joshd1177]

Great review! I'm curious if you can fold the corners at the top inward before clipping it shut to make a more square shape?

[@PackHacker2]

Hey Josh! Because it's designed to fold instead of roll, the corners would likely come out if you tried to tuck them in. Thanks for the support!
- Austin

[@mimelismoni3964]

really helpful! does a 15,6'' laptop fit? thanks!

[@AK-fu8ij]

you're a great reviewer. thank you

[@s.k.6899]

Are the 24 liters when it's fully expanded?

[@korakochchaiwonnakupt2698]

Waterproof or not?

[@allainfrancisco1549]

Hello. Is the belt part of the backpack detachable? Thanks.

[@alexwiebe1558]

Do you think it would be easy to cut out something stiff to slip in the laptop pouch as a support? Would that work easily to solve the issue?

[@retrovelcro]

Awesome. Which packable ultra light down jacket is that?

[@MrJed_s]

Looks like the one from Uniqlo (which is a great affordable option imo)

[@PackHacker2]

Great shout, Jed! It sure is, we'll drop the link below.
Uniqlo Ultra Light Down Jacket: packhacker.com/travel-gear/uniqlo/ultra-light-down-jacket/
- Rebecca

[@p24aoo]

great review! appreciate it.

[@omahr.carpinteiro]

the measurements are so useful. thanks

[@PackHacker2]

Thanks for checking it out, Omahr!
-Eric

[@theoldpilgrimway9129]

I love this accent...

[@Miserereion]

That “packaka” got me 😅
Nice review though, really appreciate it.

[@waldlaufer2816]

Great review! Is this ne navy color?

[@PackHacker2]

Yep, this is the navy colorway! 😊
You can find more info on this in our full written review: packhacker.com/travel-gear/fjallraven/high-coast-foldsack-24/
- Rebecca

[@henrikasteberg1218]

I'm wondering if it would be possible to use this bag for running, for example when run commuting to work?

[@PackHacker2]

The harness system isn’t very comprehensive, so it might jostle around a bit.
-Eric

[@isoplayers]

Great review, could you guys also review the newer model ABISKO HIKE FOLDSACK?

[@PackHacker2]

Thanks for the suggestion! I’ll pass it along.
-Eric

[@oneshotoverlord7817]

nice review, thanks. lack of structure can be annoying.

[@PackHacker2]

It sure can! Glad you're digging the review. 😊
- Rebecca

[@errydm]

Thanks for the review!

[@franciscofuentes8916]

Not "packable" but it could work well as a second bag while travelling. I'm just wondering if it's got a hidration water hole to drink without using a bottle while hiking.

[@tamsanh]

It doesn't, but you could always just not zip the roll top all the way and poke the drink through that hole

[@betulaobscura]

Nice ASMR

[@abrahammartinez247]

Great review! thanks for sharing

[@christineyu9286]

Thanks for the detailed review! Appreciate

[@PackHacker2]

Thanks for watching! 😃

[@patricia88779]

i read on the website that the height is 45 cm, is that when the bag is folded or stretched?

[@swedex16]

Folded

[@RideWhatchaBrung]

Great review!

[@casper6688]

hello. is there any padding at the bottom? thank you

[@PackHacker2]

The material does feel a little thicker on the bottom, but it isn’t overly padded. Thanks for watching!
-Eric

[@abuanwp]

Thee is another one with the same size but better utility than this. INUK YOHO 19.4L

[@MiftahunNadzirChannel]

Nice!

[@ВладимирКурилов-х7у]

120$ за маленький рюкзак????Мир сошел с ума!!!!

[@bushcrafty7274]

Swedish LK35 is better

[@bartdebrucker]

volume is really low, even with my sound on max