Ultimate Outdoor Adventure Companion - 60L Waterproof Hiking Backpack With Rain Cover And Travel Daypack For Climbing, Camping, And Touring Review

To start out if I could I would give this pack a 0 without a doubt!I bought this pack for a trip to the White Mountains with my friends to hold my belongings (clothes, tent, food, ect). I expected it to stay intact very well and give me comfort throughout the trip which I soon found out to be wrong.When backpacking especially somewhere like the White Mountains, a good reliable backpack is very important as it can make or break your whole trip. The advertisement of this pack said that it was…

At first it seemed to flimsy but have used it for a few months now for random things and it has always done well by me . inserted a piece of Buddha Board into where the water bottle goes and this has created very good back support . without it everything sags. For the price this is a really nice pack and it is actually quite sturdy although the zippers are not of a very high quality and may pull apart . I have been using extra care with them as not to ha

This is a great bag for several needs in addition to trekking, one of the main purpose. I took this to India trip from USA. Wow….what an amazing bag it is. You can reduce the size as needed by interlocking at specified spaces. For traveling, initially it had less number of items and then I kept on purchasing stuff and this bag could hold them all. A perfect bag for travel needs. I strongly recommend it for travel enthusiasts. It is light weight and is durable.

First off, for the price this pack cannot be beat! That said, I have two minor gripes that would make me think twice about bringing this pack on a long backpacking trip. First the shoulder strap padding isn't very robust and second the strap adjusting system is a little awkward. Bottom line, if you're looking for a good pack to start backpacking with or looking for a cheap pack for a short trip, you can't go wrong with this one

I ordered this pack just as covid was beginning for a deep woods trip into Hoosier National forest my best friend and I had planned for the summer of 2020. Unfortunately this Tripp had to be postponed til this past June. It arrived when promised the color was spot on and it held all the gear I needed it to. For a whole year I packed and repacked it trying different configurations until the day we were able to actually do the Tripp. Everything went great all the into the wilderness. We kyaked in

This pack is very lightweight. I could see using it for travel, but not for any long-distance backpacking. There is no real frame to this pack, so it puts most of the weight on your shoulders instead of your hips. If you have a wider mid-section, the hip belt pads won't quite land on your hips like a more expensive pack - not great if you are carrying much weight. If you plan to backpack, I recommend looking for something a bit more structured than this. The quality seemed ok - actually one…

This pack is light enough and comfortable. It is a little small for my needs but proper packing might fix that problem. I keep a tent, sleeping bag, inflatable mattress and pillow in my pack. They take up almost all the room. The pack is fairly easy to use, but I have found that the chest buckles slip even though they are properly fed through the buckle. I find that I have to tie the ends of the chest strap ends into figure eight knots to keep them from slipping after a few minutes. For the…

Wanted a decent pack to get out a couple days at a time. This cheap bag meet and exceeded expectations, I'm totally happy with it. Does have a light internal frame, comfortable shoulders and a beefy belt. Dig the zipper pockets on the belt, great spot for a wallet on one side and truck keys on the other. Plenty of storage and straps. No rips, nothing broken, no frays. Rainfly included. Very happy with it. Sure there's more expensive packs out there, and if I was doing something like the AT, I'd

Clips need a stronger hold and could use stronger zippers also clips fit bad on shoulder straps making it dig in under my arms but good product for the money I am a bigger fellow that may make the straps fit wrong

The bag is more like 40 liters not 60 liters like advertised. Not made for a person that is 6ft, the belt comes in at the middle of the stomach not the hips. Very uncomfortable even after repacking and adjusting multiple times. The bag held up for a week and over 45 miles. You get what you pay for so skip it. Also sent me a green backpack and not gray one like ordered.

I took this pack on what was to be a 3-day, 70-mile hike on the Laurel Highlands Trail in western PA. The first day had beautiful weather over 24 miles. The pack, although extremely lightweight at just over 2lbs, securely held everything I needed it to - 25lbs including water total. I did not have the shoulder straps adjusted well enough and the weight of the pack sat too high. Therefore, the tops of my shoulders got very sore. If you don't properly adjust this thing, you will hurt. Even then…

I like the purple color it seems really comfortable it holds a lot! As for the durability I'm not quite sure yet but it seems pretty tough so many extra clips so many extra compartments to put your sunscreen in your lighter real close to you or bug spray or something there's two little pouches that go right around your waist and I love that feature it's got a rain poncho the goat's over top the whole thing that's great

I went backpacking for two nights and it carried everything I needed with ease. You could probably fit 4 nights worth of equipment inside.

I bought two of these. I bought one in red and I won’t bought one in purple. As for my husband and I. The reason why I bought this is like we don’t have luggage is of our own pieces. And what better not wait instead of buying a traditional luggage piece. But by hiking backpacks. When we first got ours we were very thorough and even then I have already packed clothes already in mine and it’s so durable it’s beautifully done I love the color on it.

Overall a good pack for the money, if you pack heavy this may not be the pack for you. The buckles and adjusting brackets slip. I had to tie knots in straps to keep them in place

The material seems very thin and non resistant. The water resistant cover was thrown entangled inside a pocket. I would not recommend that product.

The outer layer design was not ideally for Boy Scout hiker. It’s hard to zip and unzip the bag and compartment. Backpack strap and back support was done poorly. Our trip was cut short due to this bag issue.

Not very durable. Strap on the bottom of my pack broke off the first time I pulled it to secure an item :/ makes me unsure if other straps are going to break. The bottom also expands for a sleeping bag or for extra room to store things however it makes it a very weird shape and low hanging which make it pretty uneven for wearing for long periods of time. The hip support could be a bit better to help relieve pressure off the shoulders as most of the weight still falls on the shoulders when the…

This pack is light weight and seems very well made. It has a good amount of pockets conveniently located for access from the outside, as well as a large inner space with a pouch for your water bag. For me, the frameless design is less comfortable but definitely lighter than my previous pack. I think with some packing and strap adjustments, this pack will eventually carry well. I can fit all the essentials for several days, including a sleeping bag, completely inside the pack. The buckle-down…

This bag is so nice just as described lots of pockets and comfortable to wear. We backpack hike around and it's sturdy enough to wear thru miles of hiking and roomy enough to carry all of my gear plus it has lots of straps on the outside for things like the trekking pole and a rolled up mat or tent whatever we want to attach. The only thing is the way the straps are double looped thru the plastic piece I don't care for that Bec it makes it hard to adjust the shoulder backpack straps so we just…