70L/100L Camping Hiking Backpack with Rain Cover, Expandable Large Military Tactical Backpack, Waterproof Molle Racksack Travel Backpacking Daypack for Climbing Trekking (Black)

This is great for my child with his Boy Scouts! He can fit an entire weekend of stuff in this bag and still carry it!

Great price however what I noticed is that where the bag straps connect into the bag itself specifically the upper side of the shoulder straps, they seem to slope togheter in an almost V shape which is extremely uncomfortable on your neck, feels like it's almost choking you due to how much it narrows togheter on the upper straps, however as far as pricing goes it's good, seems like it's okay material, plus they give you a waterproof cover when required.

When I ordered this pack, it didn't have any reviews on Amazon, so I took a chance on it with the great price point. I used this pack for a 3-day weekend camping trip. Kept it zipped at the bottom for the 70L option, and packed it to max.The pack held it all with ease, sinched up well, and kept everything dry through 20+ hours of rain (remnants of Hurricane Helene in Southern Ohio/Northern Kentucky). My tent failed and some moisture got in the tent, but everything in the pack stayed completely dry. The shoulder, chest, and hip straps all adjust easily and are comfortable when the pack is full. All of the zippers are YKK brand, with the exception of the large zipper on the bottom used for extending or collapsing the additional storage space.Overall, my pack weighed between 70lbs-80lbs, and was still comfortably packed in and out of our camping location, which was not near where we parked. I also used caribiners to attach an insulated metal water bottle and the tent to the exterior of the pack for ease of packing to and from our campsite. I still had two or three smaller pockets empty that could have housed additional items if needed, plus the top and bottom sinch straps if I needed extra space for other items.Overall, this pack performed well in extremely wet conditions, and I was glad I had it. I will be using it again on other hiking/camping trips, and would recommend it if you need a larger frameless pack for your trips.Items packed for this trip included: 1 regular sleeping bag, 1 high back collapsible camp chair, 1 4" air up sleeping pad, 1 towel, 1 travel pillow, men's toiletry bag, secondary travel bag equal size of toiletry bag, 4 t-shirts, 3 pair of shorts, 1 pair of pants, enough socks and underwear for 4 days, 3 different lanterns/headlamps, travel coffee cup, phone charger, reading glasses, 1 pack of baby wipes, 1 roll of toilet paper,1 pair of flipflops, wallet, keys, phone, light duty rain jacket, two hats, the included waterproof rain cover for the pack, and a few other small items.

Much better than I thought it would be for the price I paid. Using it as a bug out bag in a vehicle so I have not tried to carry it, now that it is loaded.

Absolut garbage backpack I lasted less than a week being used as a primary camping pack loaded with about 80 or so pounds of gear the stitching at the top pocket that covers the sinched up top started failing then the worst happened on a down hill decline the right shoulder strap not only broke but caused this pack to completely tear up the side making the pack utterly unusable.

This is well made and versatile. It’s comfortable and works well, but without a frame it would not be my first choice for long hikes across broken terrain. That said, I would definitely buy it again. For me just doing weekend hikes, this was a no brainer.

Storage capacity is perfect. However i wouldnt take the chance to pack heavy due to the quality.

I love everything about it besides the buckles honestly