Review on Ultimate Tactical Backpack Rucksack 🎒 for Outdoor Enthusiasts: 70L-85L Waterproof Camouflage Gear by Chris Horton

Bought this to have a backpack for a lightweight, minimalist travel kit. Perfect for what I want. However, I must point out a few details. The hip belt is not very well padded. It doesn't bother me because I wear this backpack with a big kilt, so I have a lot of wool around my waist for padding. If you wear modern clothes while hiking, this backpack can cause thigh pain and blisters. 2. The distance between the attachment points of the shoulder straps and the belt is not adjustable. Fits me well (I'm 5ft 9in). I bet if I were taller it would be difficult for me to adjust it so the weight travels across my hips without adding some tedious "swing" to the equation. The stitching and zippers appear to be of good quality, although not very durable. This doesn't bother me because my minimalist kit is a bit bulky but not heavy. Zippers that you can unzip tend to sag a bit. This may require regular adjustment to keep your load from shifting. Additionally, there are no compression straps to secure loads smaller than full capacity. Again, that doesn't bother me. , because my load is light and fills the backpack well. I like the expansion feature because my winter boot fits almost completely when unfolded and my summer boot fits almost completely when unfolded. You can certainly wrap some compression straps around the backpack. package to fix it. All in all, this package fully meets my needs, but for technical tourism I am not the best choice. You have to spend money on it. Although the money is good. For my application this is perfect.