Ubon Ultralight 🎒 Packable Backpack with Enhanced Durability Review

I still can't figure out where all the straps connect. And I haven't tried putting it back in its own pocket yet. Well, what do you know; it folds back into its own package. So the color makes me happy! I wanted an oversized trekking backpack for my day trips that require space for lunch as well as space to undress and stash excess clothing. The 40 liter backpack meets all requirements.

backpack arrived on time. Easy to unpack. Came neatly folded in a pouch in a pouch. Good amount of pockets. The top pocket or the brain of the backpack is actually made up of 2 zippered pockets. The main compartment seems to be a decent size. The bottom zip pocket or sleeping bag compartment also seems to be a good size. It has access to a main zippered pocket, or you can leave it open to accommodate longer items. It looks a little bigger than my other 40L backpack, but maybe my other one is…

I really like that the sleeping bag straps were long enough to fit a large sleeping pad and tent in his duffel bag. Other backpacks with roller straps are not long enough to hold a rolled up thin rug. The stowage feature is really cool when you have a lot of different sized backpacks that aren't always used but instead taken out of the mech no matter what the mission dictates. It's very light and holds a lot of gear. The trekking pole steaks and side mesh pockets are amazing. I thought the mesh

This is a good bag for a day trip when you have very few things with you but all else is not good. I packed it for a 4 day hike and the backpack ended up weighing about 26lbs, when I went it had everything I needed including food. The shoulder straps are very thin and narrow and it took about 2 hours for the straps to start hurting me. I ended up cutting off my padding and attaching it to the shoulder straps to take pressure off my collarbones. Making the shoulder straps wider and more padded…