The Fjällräven Kajka 75 S/M is a high-performance trekking backpack for long tours and expeditions where you need to carry plenty of gear safely and comfortably. Despite its fairly modest appearance, it is packed with functions and developed in the true Fjällräven spirit. With a generous 75 litres of capacity, it offers ample room for tent, sleeping bag, provisions and clothing, and thanks to its well-thought-out carrying system it stays comfortable even with a heavy load.
The hard-wearing outer material is made from durable Vinylon F and recycled 500D polyamide, while the lining is crafted from recycled 210D polyamide. At its heart sits the unique wooden frame made from birch, which distributes the weight optimally across your shoulders and hips. The Perfect Fit Adjustment System lets you adjust the back length steplessly from 44 to 59 cm, so the pack can be tuned precisely to your back. The padded back panel and supportive, adjustable hip belt ensure a secure fit, while the practical front zip opening and detachable lid provide quick access to your gear. An included rain cover reliably protects your equipment in wet conditions.
Product Details
- Advanced trekking backpack for long tours and expeditions
- Generous capacity of 75 litres
- Outer material in Vinylon F and recycled 500D polyamide
- Lining in recycled 210D polyamide
- Unique wooden frame made from birch for optimal load distribution
- Perfect Fit Adjustment System with adjustable back length (44–59 cm)
- Padded back panel and supportive, adjustable hip belt
- Practical front zip opening and detachable lid
- A total of 11 pockets for well-thought-out organisation
- Expandable side pockets and side compression straps
- Ice axe and hiking pole holders, snowlock, hydration compatible
- Loops for attaching the Kajka Side Pocket – part of the Fjällräven Singi series, rain cover included
The Fjällräven Kajka 75 S/M impresses with its generous storage, robust construction and wealth of thoughtful features – the ideal companion for extended trekking tours and expeditions with heavy loads.
