Review on Sinotron Lightweight Packable Backpack Foldable by Cameron Aleman

I've only used this backpack twice for weekend trips. It's not big, but because it's one indivisible space inside, it holds a little more than you think. Last weekend I packed a pair of sweatpants, thick socks, a long-sleeved thin merino T-shirt, underwear and a pair of canvas boots, a phone charger and cable, and a pair of thick gloves and a small thin toiletry bag (https://www.amazon .com/gp/product/B013FX0Z94/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1), as well as a collapsible pill organizer (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0027RWNN6/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?dh=UTF8&psc =1) which I use as a kind of first aid kit. I tucked my merino wool leggings and another pair of gloves into the outer front pocket. I really like this front pocket - I'd really like to see this style on more backpacks although due to the size it would be a bit difficult to fit the jacket in this pocket. We are planning a trip to Europe (eventually!) and plan to only pack a small backpack that will fit under the plane seat. I think it's too small for this purpose, but I would definitely pack it in the bottom of a clamshell backpack to carry around on day trips. This type of backpack lies even better than nylon backpacks with inner walls. It's also lightweight, and although I haven't worn it for a long time, I found the straps comfortable. They have a bit of "kosha" but are breathable at the same time. It's good that there are 2 water bottle pockets, although ideally the mesh and elastic should stretch a little more to make it easier to place a water bottle. I think it would be handy for young children too, although I'm not sure of the usefulness. carry books or a laptop with you. I really like this little backpack and if you can get it for like ten bucks, just want to use it for a few things and don't need a lot of organizational features, I highly recommend it.