Hyperlite Mountain Gear Abisko Bottle Pocket

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The Fjällräven Abisko Bottle Pocket offers a practical solution for accessible hydration on the trail.

Fjallraven says: 

Make your backpack instantly better by attaching this handy bottle pocket. Produced without PFAS.

Improve the functionality of your backpack in the blink of an eye with Fjällräven’s Abisko Bottle Pocket that attaches easily to any backpack that has a webbing loop on the shoulder strap at shoulder height. The full stretch front compartment fits bottles up to 750ml and there is a zippered pocket to keep your phone or snacks close at hand. Use the detachable strap to transform the bottle pocket into a small crossbody bag or attach it to Abisko Softpack 16 as a hip strap. Made from recycled fabrics.

Our Verdict

Weighing 88g, it attaches securely to a backpack’s shoulder strap via top and bottom loops, providing stability even during movement. The stretch front compartment accommodates bottles up to 750ml, while a zippered pocket offers space for a phone. A detachable strap allows it to function as a crossbody bag or hip strap, adding versatility.

It’s durable, environmentally conscious, and constructed from 100% recycled 210D polyamide ripstop with a 1500mm PU coating. Overall, it’s a thoughtful addition for those seeking easy access to hydration without compromising on pack organisation.

– Reviewed by Ultralight Outdoor Gear

Features

• Main fabric is 100% recycled 210D full-dull polyamide ripstop with 1500mm PU coating
• Can be attached to any backpack with a webbing loop on shoulder strap.
• Full stretch front compartment that can hold a 750ml bottle.
• Detachable strap that can be used to convert it into a crossbody bag.
• Zippered pocket for phone or snacks.

Specifications

• Weighs: 88g
• Dimensions: 21cm x 60cm x9.5cm

Material & Construction

• Outer Material: 100% polyamide 210D Ripstop (recycled)
• Inner Material: 100% polyamide 210D (recycled)

Help & advice:

• Recycled Content in Outdoor Gear 
• Why is ‘PFC Free’ Important?