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2. The perfect Kanken backpack dupe lives on Amazon - AOL

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   The Fjallraven Kanken Backpack is one of the most popular bags ever. This dupe is less than half the price and looks identical! The perfect Kanken backpack dupe lives on Amazon — and it's $40

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   Fjallraven’s Kanken backpack is a classic, and it’s not hard to see why. It’s stylish, practical, easy to wash, well made and comes in a huge selection of colors for any style or personality.

4. Fjällräven - Wikipedia

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   The Fjällräven Kånken is Fjällräven's best-selling product. It was originally developed as a reaction to a 1977 study of an increasing number of reports that Swedish school children were developing back problems from their more traditional bags. [4] The backpack, which was released in 1978, was designed to combat these issues. [10]

5. It's back-to-school season—here's where to buy backpacks online

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   Find all the best places to buy backpacks online, including options from JanSport, L.L.Bean and more, here.

6. Granite Gear - Wikipedia

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   A Granite Gear compression stuff sack. Granite Gear began near the Boundary Waters between Minnesota and Ontario. During a paddling trip through Quetico Provincial Park in 1986 Jeff Knight and Dan Cruikshank realized there was a need for better outdoor gear, a thought process that led to the founding of Granite Gear.

7. We are Spindye - Wikipedia

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   In 2016 Swedish outdoor company Fjällräven became the first company to use the We are Spindye technology when they launched Re-Kånken, a remake of Fjällräven's iconic children's backpack Kånken first released in 1978. [6] [7] Re-Kånken backpacks are made of recycled polyester sourced from 11 plastic water bottles. [8]