Review on 🎒 2L Hydration Backpack with Water Bladder for Running, Hiking, Cycling, and Camping - Lightweight Pack for Men & Women by Zach Sornsin

I first took this on April 28, 2018 for an 11 mile loop hike through the Superstition Mountains in Arizona. When we finished the hike it was about 85 degrees. Here's the first impression, the back has a comfortable fit, I haven't readjusted after tightening the straps. There are plenty of pockets, 1 hydration pocket, 2nd main compartment for food and snacks, plus 2 front pockets and 2 smaller pockets that wrap around the waist. With a full bladder I struggled to fit in the large compartment, I had a small bowl of fruit and a roughly 5 x 5 square plastic container and was able to fit a few other items like sunscreen or a small first aid kit but that pinches it. Def. Food and change of clothes didn't fit in which is a bit disappointing, the photos on the back of the backpack make it look bigger than it really is, I thought it was more like a school bag. 2 front pockets are handy for easy access to items or storing ID and keys. The two waist pockets are very small, I was hoping I could put my s8 note in there so I could easily take it with me for photos, but it didn't even come close, my girlfriend fit in her register. S8 but it was very cramped and would be difficult to get in and out of without removing the backpack. I found the bubble stayed cold, but the ice melted quickly. One thing I love is that as a girl with big boobs I find that this bag has zips in both sections as the straps are adjustable which in itself was great as the others are too small to fully zip up shut down. I was having issues with a leaky bladder so I just tied it up, which didn't bother me too much. All in all this is a good daypack and highly recommended.