N NEVO RHINO Internal Frame Hiking Backpack 50/60/65/70/80L, Mountain Climbing Camping Backpack Daypack Waterproof Rain Cover

Purchased the 45+5 and 65+5 packs. Both are extremely high quality, even more so considering the price. The vented suspension/backpanel of the 45+5 is extremely comfortable, and allows for a lot of airflow. The straps and hip belts are both very comfortable and have storage pockets. Both packs have dividers for sleep systems; the 45 has a seperate zippered compartment, and the 65 has a drawstring/cinch-style compartment as well as a mid-pack access port. Both have appropriate retention for trekking poles or ice axes. The top lid pocket is sufficiently large enough for electronics, snacks, filtration, etc. The 65 has additional lash points on top of the top lid pocket. Both packs feature two deep stretch-mesh side pockets which accommodate a 40oz water bottle with ease. The top opening cinch strap is a very welcome feature and is very helpful for getting compression on a fully packed bag. Interior hydration bladder hookups in both packs as well. The design on both is very sleek, and well executed. The Cyan/Aquamarine colorway is even better in person and pictures don’t do it justice. The rear stretch pouch at the pack center is perfect for storing a poncho, jacket, or any other layered clothing item. The included rain cover is also excellent quality.Can’t recommend these bags enough.

The pack worked very well for me on our 2 day hike carrying about 25lbs. I spent a lot of time adjusting the pack once I packed it to get the best fit. It took a little time but I was very pleased with how well the pack worked. I had plenty of room for all of my gear and plenty of pockets and compartments for everything. I did not like the mesh pockets on the hips because I stored my phone and a few small items in those pockets. We did hit a spot with some heavy rain and the mesh pocket did not protect the phone well. Luckily I moved it before it got too wet but would prefer a solid pocket. All in all pack is well worth the price but take time to adjust to your body.

I bought this pack back in June 2020 and have taken it on somewhere around a dozen short (1-4 day) backpacking trips since then. Overall, it's a decent pack that distributes weight well and is relatively comfortable. It's got a lot of great features and is pretty sturdy. One thing to note is that this pack starts getting pretty uncomfortable with loads any heavier than 35-40 lbs. But, If you can manage to keep your total pack weight under under 35 lbs or so, this pack feels super comfy. For reference, I'm 6'0'', 180 lbs.After 2 1/2 years of abuse on trips with this pack, the hip belt is starting to tear off and there are multiple tears and rips in various places along the pack. Because of this, i'm finally looking to replace it. However, this was my first real backpacking pack and I was pretty rough on it so it isn't unexpected. Overall, I would say this is a great pack for the pricepoint that it's at.

This pack definitely isn’t the most expensive, but I enjoyed using it on a recent 2 night backpacking trip. Was able to carry around 30lb very comfortably. The pack is not too heavy and has pockets for organization. It was rainy so I used the included rain cover and also had a pack liner inside. Everything stayed very dry.The whistle was a nice touch for communicating with my fellow travelers.The buckles feel cheap but held up just fine.I like the side pockets for snacks, chap stick, hand sanitizer etc.It was a little difficult to pull my smart water bottle in and out of the side pockets but I managed. They are large and I was also able to carry tent rods, sit pad etc.The back mesh pocket was good for quick grab wet gear such as rain jacket, water filter etc.I am 5’5” female and this for nicely. The chest strap could be higher.I like that it didn’t sit directly on my back.This is a great budget start to backpacking but you will need compact gear to fit this pack at 50L. I had a larger tent and sleeping bag and ended up downsizing both. In the end I was able to carry a camp chair on the outside.

This backpack has a lot of features like a frame, hydration bladder tube port, quiet zipper pulls, rain cover, cushioned shoulder straps and hip belt, strap retainers, lower zippered compartment, top compartment on top of bag.

Took this to Havasu falls(12 miles backpacking each way=24 miles)+WeightColorRain cover keeps it dry(rained 2 out of 4 days)(kept it hung)Carried roughly 30lbs both times.-Slightly uncomfortable at momentsI did try a few other bags like osprey and Gregory, but I decided to try this.The wire at the bottom was bothering me, but I adjusted it and it stopped.It started squeaking on the 23rd mile. Could’ve been something in my bag, but I was too numb and exhausted at that point to care.It doesn’t really have a hook for stand water bladders but the one clip in it held it up just fine.Overall, I will use it in the future. I’m satisfied and quite happy I did not spend $300+ on a bag.