Naturehike 45L Internal Frame Hiking Backpack - Ideal for Outdoor Camping, Travel, and Backpacking for Men Review

I would love this backpack if it did fit. I'm 6ft 235lbs and the waist belt just doesn't fit comfortably around my big belly. Also, the hip pockets sit too far back and don't provide the right structural support to shift weight to my hips. To be honest, if it came with interchangeable straps, they would hit the nail on the head with this one!

Fits as much as I need to be comfortable but worried about longevity. The belt snapped after less than twenty miles of rough terrain. The campsite next to the waterfall noticed some of the clothes were damp, not wet as I hadn't worn them in the rain, but hoped that didn't tell me they weren't waterproof. I will treat it with a waterproofing agent before taking it out again. But also use a liner for extra protection. Cannot afford big brands and own other Naturehike products and given the cost…

Short version: The bag I received seems to be an updated version made under a different brand. I give one star because the description doesn't match the product. However, what I received appears to be an updated version of what is pictured. The bag is very different from the one in the photos. ONETIGRIS brand. mine has neither a raincoat nor a bottom pocket. On the back of the backpack they added a pocket, presumably for a pad, along with a shock absorbing cord. You could probably remove the…

Doesn't fit me well (5ft 10in, 160lbs, long torso). Webbing, except for the load jacks - I still had a huge gap at the top of my shoulders and the frame didn't quite sit in the curve of my back, enough room to see through. If the straps were sewn on 3-4 inches lower or adjustable it might have worked. I'm usually a fan of Naturehike stuff but this was a dice roll with no sizing information. It might work for someone much taller and taller than me, but it just doesn't work for someone that tall…

The fit was perfect for me. The length of the torso can be easily adjusted - from 18.5 to 20 inches. I carry a 20" torso. The backpack goes well with my usual gear. Side pockets are accessible when walking with a backpack. It's fairly light, just over 2kg. The cut and assembly looks very nice. I actually have compliments from mine Received tram for this package I haven't noticed any strap slippage at about 26lbs total Unbeatable price Durability - TBD Minor gripes: This backpack no longer comes

I wanted a large and light backpack for night and multi-day tours. I have a lot larger and a few smaller packs from REI and Osprey, but I wanted something lighter that I could take on a winter hike with. It's not big enough for me to carry extra gear for the kids etc but I've really enjoyed it on solo trips. Incidentally noticed that I really liked having a water bottle holder (doesn't hold 1 liter but .750) right on my chest as I never liked bubbles. I know a lot of videos have a mesh back…

Initial rating (will be updated after several trips): Have size 40+5L. For my setup, 60+5 liters would be too much. My gear fills up where the roll-top is when fully folded/folded, leaving me plenty of room to travel as I pack more (including gear for multi-day hikes, all inside the pack, nothing strapped outside). You get a roller bag made of durable 420d nylon at a great price. Basically this is a UL economy backpack, some would say it's an affordable version of Hyperlite or Zpacks. The…

60 L+5 Rain Bag 2 3/4 lbs 26"L x 10"W x 7"D narrow for regular gear. Bag material is durable which is good. Photo shows the Inner Frame Down The outer edge of the pack is not exact, it slopes 5 inches, makes a 3 inch bend towards the center with a 2 inch gap between the two bars running along the spine, near the waist belt it curves back to the side The Pole Structure is a two-piece design that moves along the length of the stem, which allows the backpack to move with you.The pole curves inside