🎒 Thule AllTrail Men's Hiking Backpack: The Ultimate Companion for Outdoor Adventures Review

I used to rate this backpack 3 stars but after a hike I decided to change it to 5 as my main problems So didn't pass as much of a problem as I thought they would. I did most of my Half Dome hike with this backpack and it was great. The backpack fits me perfectly with a maximum adjusted torso length of 21.5 inches, even though my torso is 19 inches tall (I'm 6ft 0" and 185lbs). Pros: - Very durable material - Simple and trendy design - Comfortable and (somewhat) nice adjustments - see below…

This is incredible gear. When it comes to hiking, camping, or trekking, this is the gear you'll want to take with you when you're out and about. Ours has been through Germany on Mount Hood and is now traveling through Salt Lake City with plans to head south. It's well designed, well built and the black cloth body of the backpack looks great with orange and red accents. The main compartment has two zipped openings so you don't have to rummage through your stuff from above, you can just come out…

I've really enjoyed my experience with Thule and this backpack is no different. As a precaution, I usually use it as daily carry for books, electronics and sometimes as a backpack for short nights.Firstly, this backpack is aesthetically pleasing.You can see it in the stock photos but the red really stands out and looks great on this design.It's a little different from other Thule backpacks that. I have had which are usually black with gray accents.The hydration chamber sleeve (bladder/reservoir

Let's start with the quality assessment: All fabrics appear to be reasonably durable. All seams are perfect. YKK zippers are known for their durability and snag-free Height adjustable chest strap Some nice touches like ventilation on the shoulder straps that go through the padding Overall build quality is very good. The quality is on par with backpacks from other high-end brands like REI, Marmot, Kelty, etc. So let's talk about the design: the 25L backpack is too small to be a weekend pack for…