50L Hiking Backpack, Waterproof Lightweight Daypack for Outdoor Camping Travel

The backpack is huge. I ride an Electric bike so I bought this bag to use and carry stuff in to work, I also use it to grocery shop. There is a lot of space and you can fit a good amount of stuff in this bag. I like hiking as well but I use this backpack daily and I would definitely recommend it. Lots of space, zipper pouches to put stuff in, bottle/drink holder on the sides. I have used this while riding in heavy rain and nothing got wet inside, so it works really great as advertised cuz I carry my ebike charger in it when I go to work. It’s 50L so it is a big backpack but it’s worth the buy and I would definitely buy this brand again.

Purchased for my son for a camping trip. He was carrying about a lot of stuff, more than could fit in his "school style" backpack. So, we tried a few options, and my wife was fairly anxious about the weight--which was about half his body weight. Fair enough, boss lady. My military Alice pack and Sandpiper assault pack went back into the closet and I got these and a few other lighter-weight items.Several compartments, the size is good for an adult packing light for a day or two, or a boy scout carrying everything but the kitchen sink. The material is a good compromise between durability and weight. I taught him the order in which he should fill the bag, set the straps for his build, then taped them down. Plenty of extra space with the compression sleeping bag that I also purchased, and the chest and waist strap allowed for him to move a lot less awkwardly under the same load than he did in my Sandpiper of California.As an individual who, despite a lot of time in the military, still likes hiking and camping but isn't getting any younger, I'm seriously considering getting a slightly larger size for myself. Besides, the Alice pack's metal frame creaks annoyingly.

Overall:It has its pros and cons, and being a $25 pack, its not going to be high end when it comes to the zippers and space management. My main drawback is the outside straps dont hold my sleeping bag as theyre not big enough. Because of this I put it inside the bag along with my cooking pot, collapsible silicone bowl/cup, and sleeping pad. At this point the bag was fairly full and I could only fit 1-2 days worth of clothes. I couldnt fit a small blanket for colder weather hiking/camping. The bottom pocket is very limited, I could fit a few small odds and ends and its hard to access the pocket when the bag is full. For these reasons I say this pack is ideal for short 1-2 day summer journeys, where blankets/multiple layers of clothing arent necessary to be in the pack. Its a tight fit to get everything in but it does fit. For $25, this pack is very good, however for 3 or 4 season stuff, look elsewhere for a bigger/more organized bag.Pros:- Comfortable- Fits everything for a short 1-2 day summer camping trip- Material is lightweight and seems fairly durable- $25- Lots of colors to choose fromCons:- Zippers are finicky- Only has 2 real pockets, the main compartment and a small bottom compartment which is difficult to use when the main one is full- The outside straps are too small for my sleeping bag, however hold my sleeping pad/camping chair just fine- Straps arent doubled over on the end so theyll fall right off the clip if pulled too far- Mesh outside pocket is somewhat spacious but I'm hesitant to put anything in it as I'm afraid it may fall out

I've stuffed it full and no rips. Waist belt is nice and wide at sides, thinner in front, but comfortable

I've purchased a lot of backpacks here on Amazon and wanted to test out and try this one out. I took this backpack with me on a recent 7.9 mile hike on a 7.5k elevation snowy mountain top. I set the backpack down 3x on the snow covered floor and it didn't wet my gear on the bottom of the pack at all. I had my backpack placed on the ground for like maybe 5-10 minutes each time. Although, I'd recommend buying a backpack cover if you're going to be in a wet environment. I purchased a backpack cover but didn't use the cover on this trip. This backpack had lots of room for light snacks, batteries, iPhone battery bank, knife, ferro rod, etc, etc, etc. I even rocked my ice axe with it lol. My backpack weighed approximately 12 pounds after I loaded all my stuff into it. I did make some mods to it by doing some minor sewing so that I could include my hydration pack and tube. This backpack material isn't super thick, but it still worked well for me. I think I got a very good deal on this backpack and am pleased with my purchase.

Excelente pruducto

Perfect size for hiking and camping!!

As long as you don't really weight down this bag it's great. I use it on an eBike commute, so I throw anything I happen to need that day on it, and I've torn it up pretty quickly. If you plan to use this only for light weight things, like day-hike style use, you'll be fine and you'll love the bag. If you're going to load it up you'll be disappointed in its lack of durability. I also tore the elastic straps pretty quickly. The only other downside is that the zippers are rather small and snag easily, this is only very mildly annoying.I've attached some photos showing where I ripped the threads. I strapped a computer bag to the back of it for one trip. The top there is an obvious load point, so there's no way it should have torn, that was just poorly constructed.Overall I'm giving this 3 stars because the bag design is great and it just fails on durability and minor details like zipper quality. With a few small manufacturing improvements this could easily be a 6-star-WOW kind of bag.