Woodbine Packable Pack by Outdoor Products Review

I always have it with me. They shrink really effortlessly to the size of an orange. Storage is just as easy. Made of high quality, used many times, very durable. Ideal for day trips. However, you can buy at WalMart.

My husband and I go hiking a lot and take our dogs with us. I love hiking and photography, so I need "hands free". I bought this backpack to carry water and treats for animals and myself. It's light and I think it will suit my needs perfectly.

I drive about 4,000 miles a year. I bought my first of these daypacks a few years ago. I now have one for each of my two current bikes. Lightweight, durable and packs compactly means they can take me anywhere and take me in an instant. The light color is also a safety feature when I'm on the go.

Be sure to check measurements before receiving, just needed something light to put on some small bedding a few times a week when I ride my bike A house. Great for that. I don't think it will hold up well if you put heavy objects in it regularly. I haven't tested this, but I think I could probably fit a pair of sneakers and maybe some honeyed notepads and some capped pens. But I think the bound books will do it.

It's clever that it folds into a pouch, but when opened it looks so disgusting that I'd be too embarrassed to be seen with it. Even the straps are all bent and wrinkled to death. Maybe it would look better if you stuffed it real tight, but it doesn't suit my needs. Probably the shittiest thing I've ever ordered from Revain. Maybe it should look like that but personally I wouldn't be seen wearing it and I'm by no means a freaky person lol.

This is a great little bag to carry in the car or put in a big backpack when camping. converts into a small ball, slightly smaller than a tennis ball when not in use, but large enough to be unpacked for short day trips. Packing and deploying is easy and takes less than 30 seconds. It has two branches; The main compartment holds quite a bit of gear, and there's a small pocket at the top for items like keys. The straps are thin but not that uncomfortable as long as you don't overload them. (I had

I originally bought the exact same brand and backpack from Walmart 3 years ago. I bet the hell. Mountain tourism, as well as regular daily use of the house. That was hard! In the end the zipper broke and I needed a new one. I have ordered 2 here at Revain. BOTH lasted barely a month. Some of them appear to be ripped in packages at each and without much weight. Again, I treated them the same as I did at Walmart EXCEPT I never took one of those backpacks. I just used them everyday to have stuff…

I was able to get it in red orange before they sold out. I found the package a bit large when folded, but with this design, it was easy to store and fit in a large bag. It had everything it was designed for, which was a way to conveniently hide additional cold-weather gear after stepping inside. they were soft garments so they fitted easily. The backpack has almost no structure, so any items with significant weight are shuffled at the bottom, which may bother some users. I've only used the…