🎒 DURATON Lightweight Backpack for Resilient Backpacking Review

I traveled 10 days in Europe and used it as hand luggage. We've never had a problem with it on an airplane. But there are two pockets at the top and the divider broke on the second day of use, I got the orange one. Other than that it worked great and best of all it comes with 7 days of clothes, a sanitary bag, spare shoes, everything from my Canon camera, all my souvenirs, jacket and blanket. I bought the black one for my mom and it still looks brand new after the trip. As you can see from the…

I chose this backpack because it's made in the USA by Veteran; A portion of the purchase of their products goes to the Wounded Warrior project. My father is also a veteran, so I knew this company was worth supporting. My son needed a backpack for a week long scout camp and the backpack is big enough to hold all of his clothes and other items he needs to take with him. I checked out a few stores and didn't see the point in buying him a $200 package made in China. The backpack ordered arrived…

While looking to upgrade my son's Deuter Fox 30 I came across Duraton backpacks. We've been very happy with the build quality of some Deuter backpacks for hiking, camping, and traveling, but this backpack has outgrown it. Brand loyalty comes at an ever-increasing cost and is a critical factor with three mechanisms that must be maintained. I value quality and a good purchase has always been the key to the final choice. The second influence is your military background and business goals - welcome

I loved this backpack when I first got it - roomy, comfortable, the company gives wounded soldiers - what's not to like? Unfortunately, it does NOT withstand even a light load during a hike. I did a 5 day hike and packed 25-30 pounds depending on the water. First, the bindings are minimal and not always practical. There are drawstrings on the hood but they are useless. I also hung some gear on the 5 liter bag's gear loops and opened the weight. I closed it again but had to repackage it from…

I bought this backpack a month or two ago. I wanted to test it before testing it to confirm its durability and field use. This is a great backpack at twice the price and at less than $100 an absolute steal. Let's start with a downside - there's a ton of straps, buckles, and features that come with it, and without some backpacking familiarity it can be a little overwhelming. I gave it to my wife to see and review and she was a bit confused at first. She quickly sorted everything out because this

I bought this bag with my own money, I don't usually write many reviews but this bag won me over. This review is based on my personal experience with this particular bag. I had a much larger "more expensive" backpack that is just AMAZING. I had a much smaller backpack that I could only carry over my shoulder. I haven't hiked in a while and wanted something better than my backpack but smaller than my full size backpack. Something that prepares me to start climbing again and allows me to spend…