Gone Camping

The Kanken Sling and Kanken Mini are two of the latest additions to Fjallraven’s popular Kanken line. Like the original Kanken backpack, the Sling and the Mini are made out of hard-wearing, water-resistant Vinylon and are just as attractive. Both Sling and Mini received raving reviews upon their release, quickly becoming Fjallraven’s most-rated products. The biggest difference between the two products is how they’re designed. The Kanken Sling is a shoulder bag while the Kanken Mini is a backpack. This review compares the two bags to help you make your final choice. Kanken Sling vs Mini: which product is the best for you? Let’s find out! Kanken Sling vs Mini Overview The Kanken Sling is a shoulder bag version of the Kanken Mini. The Sling is fairly small, but it can fit a decent number of everyday items like your phone, keys, wallet, and sunglasses. The Mini is about four inches bigger, making it suitable for short road trips. It’s large enough to hold a 7-inch fire tab and a thick b

I’ve always adored Kanken Totepacks. They’re spacious, lightweight, and ultra-convenient. By combining the best elements of tote bags and backpacks in one solid product, they’re basically the “accomplished” younger siblings of Kanken backpacks.  Thanks to the Totepack’s smashing success, Fjallraven heeded the calls of consumers and create a mini version of the Kanken Totepack, aptly calling it the Kanken Totepack Mini. The Mini is just as aesthetically pleasing as the original, but it does have its perks. This article compares two of Kanken’s most popular products to help you choose the right one. Kanken Totepack vs Totepack Mini: which tote pack is for you? Let’s find out! Kanken Totepack vs Totepack Mini: Overview The Kanken Totepack and the Kanken Mini are convertible versions of the classic Kanken backpack. However, unlike the backpack, the tote pack has an open-top rather than a zippered closure. The regular tote pack measures 14.2 x 11.8 x 5.9 inches while the mini is slightl

Imagine if Tom Hanks had a Yeti cooler in Cast Away. Things would’ve gone differently, huh? Granted, he’d have still been stranded on an island for four years, but at least he’d have some cold beverages to keep his company. The Yeti Tundra series offers some excellent options for outdoor trips. The coolers’ ice retention is unrivaled, and their insulation capabilities are to speak of. You have some key aspects to consider if you’re weighing your options and comparing the Yeti 65 and 75. Here’s a brief overview and a complete comparison between the two. Yeti 65 vs 75 Overview The Yeti 75 offers ample room for 57 cans in the standard size, while the Yeti 65 can only carry 42 cans. The former is better for long trips and large families, but the latter is lighter and easier to handle. Image Product Details   Price Yeti 65 Lighter & Easier to Handle Check Price Yeti 75 Better for Long Trips & Large Families Check Price A Full Comparison After reading th

Since the company’s launching in 2006, the Tundra series has remained Yeti’s most sought-after product line. Between affordable and high-end coolers, the series offers all the features you can think of. Cool, isn’t it? Today, I’ll compare the Yeti 65 and the Yeti 45. Both have rotomolded constructions, both retain ice for three days, and both are perfect companions for all kinds of trips. Choosing the best out of them is no walk in the park, but it should be easy if you have your priorities lined. Here’s a full comparison between the two Yetis. Yeti 65 vs 45 Overview The Yeti 65 is better for large families and long trips. Meanwhile, the Yeti 45 is more convenient for short trips. Both have the same features and ice retention, but the Yeti 45 is smaller and lighter. If you don’t have enough space, the Yeti 65 will be out of the question. Image Product Details   Price Yeti 65 Better Value for The Money Check Price Yeti 45 Budget Pick Check Price The Full Compa