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Fjallraven Backpacks

by Cados

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157 votes

Fjallraven Backpacks

by Cados

SHARE: GIVE $10, GET $10

157 votes

Calebcan

Look at the Kranken Laptop 15" as opposed to the 13" and 17". And don't look here, look on the website. Specifically compare them when they are all set on the color selection sand. The Kranken 15" looks a lot tougher and sturdier. While the 13" and 17" look like they are made of cheap nylon (supposedly Vinylon-F), the 15" looks like they are made from the same materials that are used to make the Rucksack No. 21 (which is a much more expensive, higher quality backpack... also on this poll). Notice that the Rucksack No. 21 list a "Consumer material" and an Outer material. What does this mean? This means that the "consumer material" is the material used for the inside while the "outer material" is obviously used for the outside. While all of the Kranken laptop backpacks list their consumer materials (the materials used for the inside), they do not list their "outer materials". My guess is that the various Kranken laptop backpacks use different "outside materials". Just by looking at the pictures (the sand color option makes for a great comparison) you can tell that the Kranken laptop 15" has the highest quality materials of the three Kranken laptop backpacks.
PLEASE VOTE FOR THE KRANKEN 15" OR THE RUCKSACK NO. 21 FOR THIS VERY REASON (OR IF YOU HAVE ALREADY VOTED FOR ANOTHER BACKPACK PLEASE CHANGE YOUR VOTE)!
Thanks for reading and considering my comments!
P.S. The Kranken Laptop 15" is $110 (at the MDRP.... the non discounted price) and is the same price as the Krankenk Laptop 17". That's no difference in price for a huge difference in quality. Also, the Kranken 13" is only $10 cheaper than both the Kranken Laptop 17" and 15". $10? For an incredible jump in quality and durability (that would be excluding the 17"? Trust me it's worth it.