OUTLIFE 60L Hiking Backpack, Lightweight Waterproof Travel Backpack for Men Women Camping Trekking Touring

Nice and light. This pack has hidden compartments everywhere. Zippers are large with convenient string loops to which makes finding and opening them easy.Also, there are 20+ buckles, tighteners and straps on literally everything. Every compartment can be tightened and buckled in multiple different ways.Only complaint is that the straps don't double back on themselves at the very end, so the buckles are prone to falling off when adjusting tightness. Other than that its a solid backpack.

I would love to give this backpack a 5 star review but as a previous person stated the straps securing the bag are not sewn at the ends and are very prone to pulling through the clips thus making it difficult to rely on them staying in place when tightened. Easy fix on my end as I just sewed them myself creating the double back effect to make them secure.Outside of that I have no other complaints. The storage capacity of this bag is great. Small, Medium and Large pockets all over allows for short or long camping trips with tons of space.I even modified the straps as well by adding length to them so as to account for my larger camping equipment.Dollar for dollar great bag compared to the same sized more expensive bags.

This is my first backpacking trip and I'm really excited for it now that I got this bag. There's pockets everywhere so I can separate everything instead of piling it in the main pocket. There's a flap in the main pocket that I assume is for keeping dirty clotes from clean clothes. The pockets on the belt are smaller than I would have liked because I could see them bekng good for snacks maybe, but I would have preferred them to be big enough to carry a phone or small camera in. The drink pockets on the sides can easily fit a 1L soda on each side (I know I should be bringing water, don't tell me how to live my life). There's a built in whistle on the front shoulder straps that I'll probably use when I get lost in the woods and I like that it has the straps to hold a sleeping bag on top so it doesn't take up the entire bag.

4 stars for size, weight and decent construction for a 45$ bag. I already own a 300$ Gregory backpack with an internal frame, so obviously there is a big disparity in quality. However! I bought this bag because I needed a cheap, throw around bag without an internal frame for special backpacking/hobo-esque occasions. So, if you're looking for a high quality backpack to take along the Appalachian Trail, CDT or PCT, this pack is NOT for you. For the money, this bag holds a ton of gear and is cheap enough to not feel bad about treating it a little rough.This backpack will now also be my go-to road trip bag. Holds more than a week's worth of clothes and then some.I would give it 5 stars but the flimsy back and 'okay' straps kinda give it a 4/5 feeling.

For the money, a good pack. It came lighter than expected (36 oz instead of 48) which is a big plus. The pocket on the back would work well for a bladder, and the "shoe pocket" at the bottom, which I will probably use for food/ cooking gear, is fully enclosed.The straps (especially the bottom and top tent straps) are ridiculously short, so they're not really usable for that purpose. You may be able to latch seat pad there, but nothing much bigger.

Overall this is a great backpack. I used it on a four-day trip in the jungle and it performed absolutely fine. It is pretty light and the capacity is as advertised. The many pockets allow you to separate items by type and stuff you may need to get quickly while travelling can be placed in one of the outer pockets that are easily accessible. On our journey out of the jungle my bag was filled to capacity and the waist strap really helped to keep it firm and avoid movement of the lower part of the backpack.One minor issue I have with this backpack is that the ends of the straps were not folded back and stitched to prevent them from slipping out of the buckles. However this is something that I can easily do myself.I recommend this backpack for camping, hiking, fishing and other trips where large carrying capacity is required.

I had initially planned to give this a three star rating.Purchased it for a trip overseas. Used it for a three day trip the weekend before we left and one of the shoulder straps ripped. I wrote the manufacturer. Even though it was outside of the warranty period, they quickly refunded my purchase. I was going to purchase another one, but didn't have time for the shipment to get to me before our departure.The pack itself is comfortable even when loaded. Lots of pockets and stabilizing straps. I was able to fit 5 changes of clothing and two pairs of shoes into the bag with plenty of room to spare. I looked for a pack that didn't have a frame so it would be easy to store. This one rolls up into a little pack that's smaller than a small throw pillow.Can't give it five stars due to the strap, though