NUBILY 50L Hiking Backpack Waterproof Camping Backpack for Men Women Lightweight HIking Daypack Outdoor Travel DaypackCarbonfree Certified

My husband used this bag for a three week hiking trip in Montana. The comfort and quality of the backpack made it easy for him to hike. The durability and pockets made for easy hiking. The straps and zippers were great so he had no problems carrying things around

This backpack is absolutely amazing. I initially got it for camping/hiking, but it has become my everyday fishing backpack now. It’s super durable, very lightweight, and very comfy. I rarely take it off now when I go fishing it’s that comfy. The size is perfect. I’m able to put everything in there I need to and when I strap the waist and shoulder clips I barely feel any weight.I’d highly recommend this bag to anyone who’s looking for a great durable outdoor bag. So far this bag has far exceeded my expectations and it’s a great price as well. I’d carry this bag any day over my Badlands Diablo 1900 bag (that bag was $300).

Great backpack for the money. Plenty of space. Only issue is that the zippers get stuck frequently.

It fits my electric lunch box in the shoe compartment perfectly. With even a little extra room. It can hold my 16 oz. Coffee mug, 40 oz. Water bottle, clothing and meds. And I still have a lot of room left. The padding on the back pack is great. Even has a little pad to fit perfect on your tail bone, for comfort. It is well made. Zippers are of good quality. Net bag on side is longer then others, to ensure tall bottles won't fall out when you bend over. Yes, it's a little more money then I would normally spend for a work bag, but it looks like well worth it.

I will update if I have any concerns as time goes on, but this pack holds a rather ideal amount of gear for backpacking. Somewhere in the description I saw it listed that this pack was something like 1 lb and some odd ounces. Needless to say, that is not true. It's still very light though, at 2 lb and 8.3 oz. At least that's what my scale showed. It has lots of pockets, and all the clips across the front that take the weight off your shoulders. All in all, it's a pretty comfortable pack. It has straps to pull at the top to adjust the height of the bag. I am 5'7, happen to have boobs, and the sternum strap and everything else work great. It is frameless, but there is a sleeve in the back of the pack that is perfect for sliding your foam sit pad into to give it that bit of rigidity that really makes a difference. Happy so far, especially for the price.

I love it I will tell all family/friends to shop here!!!

Worth it ! Absolutely like this backpack

I purchased this pack and used it on a three-week tour in Europe. I chose this bag because of its dimensions, light weight and features.The best things about this pack are:1. I wanted to avoid checking any luggage on my trip. The pack's dimensions meet the smaller dimensional requirements of European airline companies, which use small jets for short inter-city flights. The overhead compartments are small and don't accommodate many roll-aboard cases.2. These European airlines restrict the weight of the carry-on to 17lbs. This bag weighs less than a pound, and had plenty of room to take everything I wanted for my trip. I brought 2 travel books, 2 quart bags of toiletries, tablet and phone, 1 week of clothing, and laundry soap. I was able to bring an extra pair of shoes in the bottom of the bag. I washed all my clothes once a week which worked great. If I had used a small roll-aboard bag, I would have had to leave behind 4 lbs of my stuff I wanted.3. The bag is well-designed with a comfy padded waist belt, back pad and adjustable shoulder straps. It adjusts at the top and bottom of the shoulder straps. It carries two water bottles, and there was a handy bungee on the front to hold a jacket or airline neck pillow. The waist belt has useful pockets for a phone or passport when traveling. There are compression straps to help compress the contents and meet the measurement requirements for the airlines. I managed to run through the Milan airport to catch a tight connection with this bag strapped to me.The downsides of this pack are:1. It has no rigid structure like an internal or external frame pack does, so it doesn't help support or transfer the load to the hips and legs well. This makes it ultra-light, but it also is not as comfortable as an internal or external frame pack for long-distance hiking. It is possible to put 20 lbs of weight in this pack. It was fine carrying around a city or airport for short distances, but I would never load up this pack and go trekking. It is not comfortable enough for long-distance hiking. It made my shoulders sore when I had to carry it for more than 30 minutes.2. I am a 5'3" tall woman with a short torso, and the distance between the shoulder strap attachment and the waist belt was a bit too long for me. It did not fit me as well as I would have liked. The shoulder straps had adjustments at the top and the bottom, which I tightened down as much as possible, but the fit was still slightly big for me. Since this was an inexpensive pack, I would not expect an adjustable shoulder strap assembly, but that is a feature of more expensive packs that makes them more comfortable for long-term carry.