Rucksack 35L Hiking Backpack, Lightweight Travel Backpack Camping Trekking Backpack for Men Women

The media could not be loaded. I bought this intending to use it for work rather than hiking, and it has been absolutely perfect! The size is just right—I can easily fit my laptop, charger, documents, lunch, and other daily essentials with room to spare.The backpack is lightweight yet sturdy, and the padded shoulder straps make it super comfortable to carry, even when it’s full. The multiple compartments help keep everything organized, and I love the side pockets for my water bottle and umbrella.Even though it's designed for outdoor use, the sleek design works great in a professional setting. The water-resistant material is a great bonus, especially when I get caught in the rain on my commute.Overall, this is a fantastic, versatile backpack—whether for work, travel, or everyday use. Highly recommend!

Great backpack with lots of good qualities and a good price tag too. I bought this pack for my upcoming Camino so it needed to fit everything i needed daily. The size is perfect and it comes with a rain cover which I located in a pocket at the bottom of the pack. The hip straps are nice and wide with one zipped pocket on one of the straps and they rest nicely on your hips. The shoulder straps are well padded making it very comfortable to carry. It has two side elastic mesh pockets which easily holds your water bottles although there is an interior compartment which would hold a hydration bladder. The zips are good quality too.

Excellent quality seems robust lots of ways to fill to suit each individual but only 4 stars due to shoulder straps too short which I will need to modify to fit me .won't bother returning as I like configuration and overall quality.

I love this bag soo much! It’s affordable and has so many good qualities. I bought it for the Camino - to carry everything I own every day. It’s the perfect size, comes with a rain cover, zipped pocket on the waist straps, plus spongey shoulder straps to help take the weight and make it comfortable to carry. It doesn’t have a metal frame/structure which keeps it off your back, but this makes it lighter in weight, which really helps for when carrying day after day. I’ve backpacked continually with it for 4 months and I feel it’s still as good as when I first used it. Zips are good quality. Great for a day pack or a long distance point to point walk where you need to carry your stuff. Maybe not so good if you sweat a lot, as then I’d advise one with the airflow(?) back.

Great bag, excellent value. Just took it on the Three Peaks Challenge and was great for everything I needed. I only found the rain cover pocket at the end, after I’d been walking in the rain! But if you’re looking for it, it’s at the bottom of the bag in the zip pocket. All the pockets were very useful and good size.

Really good product. Built well and with loads of compartments it’s really useful. I cycle to work so the attached rain cover is brilliant. Loads of compartments too

Good points: the bag seems very sturdy, and there are lots of zipped compartments for sorting and storing your kit. Personally I found the rain cover to be effective at keeping the bag dry in tough conditions. The safety whistle on the chest strap didn’t work but I carry a proper whistle so that wasn’t a problem for me.Bad points: I’m finding that the main problem with cheaper hiking rucksacks is how they handle back ventilation. This bag has a semi-rigid plastic sheet within the lining, and then three padded sections that contact your back. The idea is that the plastic sheet keeps the rest of the rucksack clear, allowing air to move in the channels between the padding. Unfortunately if the bag is filled to near its capacity, particularly if you use a full hydration bladder in the space provided for it, and then you fasten the chest and hip straps reasonably tightly the plastic sheet deforms and presses into your back. The result will either be the sweaty back issue that other reviewers have reported, or in my case a bent plastic shape that now presses uncomfortably if I’m using the straps.As others reviewers have noted this rucksack is fine for just carrying small loads around town, but if you want something to perform well on the hills then you need to be looking at something more expensive. IMHO.

I'm using this bag for my commute to work, and its ideal with the amount of storage pockets, i can keep things separate and not all in a lump in the bottom of the bag. There's two front pockets, quite good for smaller items, then the main compartment which had a separator to make it ideal for a laptop at the back and other items Infront.There's even a rain cover included, but hopefully not going to need it. The bag is (supposedly) waterproof. Not had a wet day yet to test the waterproof attributes but I'm hopeful that the bag will keep things dry.Its straps are comfortable even when the bag is filled, and a good amount of adjustment.The bag should also come in handy when we want a long family day out.