🎒 Onda Packable Ultralight Lightweight Collapsible: The Perfect Travel Companion. Review

This is the only ultraportable backpack I've found that's designed for a hydration reservoir. It also has a sternum strap, which is essential if you want the straps to be comfortable while hiking; Most other packages like this don't have it. The only thing that I think could be improved is that the "sunglasses" pocket could be a bit bigger.

Great lightweight backpack. It included two 32-ounce water bottles (external pockets), dog supplies (another water bottle, collapsible bowl, food bag), human snacks, and lunch. I like that there is a smaller key/headphone pocket and it's easy to attach to the outside. The front pocket is great for storing a map, and a chest clip helps distribute the load. I'm a 5'5 woman and the straps fit well. Not sure if it will fit a taller person.

I would give 0 stars if I could. I spent $40 on it because the zippers on the $10 I bought for my last ride broke after about 7 uses. This one lasted just as long. The zips in the main compartment broke so the whole thing opened up as soon as I thought it was closed rendering it unusable. The hydrator compartment, small front pocket and side mesh pockets were useful, but the cheap zipper makes this a huge rip-off. Don't waste money. Very disappointed

This everyday backpack is very comfortable. I traveled with him through Costa Rica during the rainy season. No, it is not waterproof but it is water resistant. I just put my essentials in ziplock bags and everything was fine. Even in a downpour, the inside of the bag was slightly damp. I kept my headphones in a small pocket inside, not a zippered pocket, and this pocket kept them dry. In addition, the bag dries quickly, which is very convenient. It's comfortable and light, but strong enough…

This bag lasted 3 weeks across Europe! Although the price was a bit higher than planned, my priority was a light, compact backpack with a chest strap. This Onda bag looks slim and flimsy, but it actually packs quite a bit of stuff in the large compartment and a few small pockets inside (including the pannier itself!). I liked having a chest strap for comfort and garland chains for hanging things on the back of the bag. The only problem I had was that if the bag got too full or too heavy, the…

I'm 5" and this backpack is perfect for me. Most backpacks hang so low that they rest (and therefore dangle) on my bum even with the shoulder straps fully adjusted, but this one doesn't, it sits nice and high and the sternum strap keeps it in place without tying the contents down move ( and center of balance). My husband and I go hiking weekly and I take this backpack with me. It's perfect for a day trip to pack 10 essentials, some lunch and a dry bag with my camera, phone and keys, but if I…

Just bought this backpack and it looks like a winner. The people who designed this backpack put a lot of thought into it because it has a lot of features for a light backpack (6 oz): sternum strap (which is a must for me), extra outer pockets, main pocket divided into two compartments, space for hydration bladder or laptop, key clip, large side pockets for water bottle, duffel bag, quality material and zippers, etc. I'm pretty picky about backpacks like this and have been looking for them…