Everest Hiking Pack Black Size: Durable and Spacious Outdoor Backpack Review

I've had this bag for a few years now and it's holding up well. However, the disclaimer is that he has not seen the elements. This was a purchase solely for an emergency bag so it will hold all my essential supplies in case I need to evacuate quickly. It has a lot of space! I have 4 changes of clothes, 2 gallons of water in mini bags, 2 weeks of military dry food, knife, seed kit, rope, radio, first aid kit, an extra pair of shoes and a few other items and still have enough of the room. he also

If you're cheap like me, you probably buy economy class and intend to take it as hand luggage (Hello tourists). So you know how it was the last time you sat on a plane and they make you check your bag. I managed to pack 30 pounds of stuff for a 3 month trip to Mexico so I happily gave it to them. FYI, carrying 30 pounds on your back through a massive airport like Dallas or Mexico City isn't exactly fun. However, I got my bag back with a missing chest buckle and a tear in the side compartment…

This is a very affordable lightweight hiking backpack that is suitable for short or multi-day hikes but probably isn't big enough or durable enough for multi-day adventures. and if you're disciplined about packing, quite a few things fit in - the declared capacity is 48 litres. It's also easy to carry and adjust for younger campers. The downside is that the pack doesn't do well for longer hikes or heavier weights - there's no internal frame to help with the pack's structure and shape. It is not

There is so much space in this bag. SO many places. To give you an idea, we have placed a 3 liter reservoir in the side pocket. Inside was a compressed/rolled sleeping bag, clothes etc and on the other side you had yet another pocket. If you were really good with space you could place your bear can here if you had a high compression back. I would worry that the bag doesn't have enough structure. It doesn't have a frame, it's more like a well-padded back on a bag. It doesn't work out by itself…

I have been using it for 2 years now and have made several trips on almost all modes of transport. It contained my clothes, shoes, toiletries, DSLR gear and groceries. They call it. Things are going well. The size is great and I almost always take more with me when I travel. This wasn't a problem as carry-on luggage on the few airlines I've traveled with while I had it. It was a strong companion. The padding on the shoulder straps and back is excellent. Straps over the side pockets allow you to