🎒 Loowoko Waterproof Climbing Mountaineering Backpack Review

Update: The seller did their best to solve the problem. They sent me an updated version of the backpack which seems to have solved most of the previous issues. All connections, straps and zippers seem to be better. This new version is similar to the back cover I used on the SE Asia.Cheap backpack. I never ship back but this product does not compare to similar backpacks I have purchased in this price range. I definitely wouldn't trust a stitch or zipper on a real camping trip.

So far so good, just received it and am planning to take it to Mexico as hand luggage for all my camera and video gear. I chose this based on other people's feedback and because it meets Alaska Airlines' carry-on measurement requirements. The zippers seem flimsy, but we'll see what happens in the field. This is not a metal inner frame, but hard plastic. The pockets are in perfect spots and the space is perfect. I have a tripod on the side that fits perfectly, a Canon camera bag inside, three…

When you see a 50L backpack assume it will last for a night to several days of hiking. And it is very similar to traditional branded backpacks. But it's missing one very important feature: an internal frame plate or rivets to hold the shoulder straps over the shoulders and transfer weight to the hip belt. If you fill this backpack more than halfway, most of the weight will fall on your shoulders. Not good. My guess is that the foreign manufacturer copied and designed the photos of the more…

Took this pack on a hike to the high peaks of ADK. It was very comfortable and sat well on my back. At first I was confused because it says 45 plus 5 liters. It took me a while to figure out that to get an extra 5 liters I had to unzip it. I thought it was just an extra compartment. I also thought they forgot to put on a rain cover until I turned the bag upside down and found another zipper. It was a nice place, I just didn't expect it to have its own space. These are only minor issues. The…

I can't even get enough of this pack! It is excellent! I am an avid hiker and have many backpacks, most of which cost over $200. I got this backpack because I went on a hike at the last minute and my sister had my medium sized backpack and she couldn't return it to me in time. I ordered this pack plus 2 more for next day delivery. The other two packs were terrible and I sent them back (I doubt they were even the size they advertised) but this one compares to all my others in terms of quality…

This backpack helps me carry my stuff from the car to the beach. But I can't believe it contains everything! Inside I've packed my compact rod/reel and tackle box, first aid kit, a few creature essentials, and there's still plenty of room in the duffel-like main compartment. I've been trying to lose weight so I don't die before I get to the beach. In the top compartment, which some people call the "brain," I put things from my wallet. Outside, I packed our Wildhorn Terralite Beach Chairs on…

After a 3 day/2 night hike: Pros: Backpack is lightweight, looks great and is good value for money Waterproof shell keeps the backpack completely dry Has a brain with top and bottom zips Bags Has hip bags Cons: They claim to be a 50L bag (45+5) but when you use the additional 5L bag it takes up interior space so this bag is actually less than 40-45 liters seems to have. Forklifts were foreign to me. . They are connected by another strap attached to the shoulder pads. They were very difficult to