Eurohike Nepal 65 Litre Rucksack with Ventilated Back Panel & Padded Harness, 65L Backpack, Bag for Men & Women, Adjustable, Lightweight, Camping, Hiking, Trekking, Travelling, Outdoors, Black

I bought the Eurohike Nepal 65 Litre Rucksack for my Gold Duke of Edinburgh’s Award practice expedition, and it was a fantastic choice. The bag has plenty of space to fit everything I needed for several days — including my tent, sleeping bag, stove, and food — without feeling cramped.What really stood out was how comfortable it was to carry, even on long hikes. The adjustable back system, padded straps, and hip belt made it easy to get a good fit and helped distribute the weight well. I didn’t experience any rubbing or discomfort, which was a huge plus during long days on the trail.The bag feels sturdy and held up brilliantly in different weather conditions. The various compartments and straps made it easy to organise my gear, and the external loops were handy for attaching extra bits.I’d definitely recommend this rucksack for anyone doing DofE or other multi-day hikes. It’s great value for the quality and features you get!

So, I have to admit I was looking for a cheap 65l rucksack to carry various items from the beach, wood, plastic etc. It was going to be filled to the brim, mistreated, nails sticking through the material - the lot. This was never going on a gap year.... for £30 I wasn't expecting much, but I have to say, this rucksack is a absolute bargain. its just as functional and comfortable as a pack 4 times its price, the pockets are a good size (zips not the smoothest, but quality had to suffer somewhere). The clips, buckles and straps all seem reasonably strong, adjust and make for easy packing, lifting and adjusting. My bag is around 10 weeks old, has carried everything including a 3ft chuck of railway sleeper... its not torn or broken anywhere and if it did I wouldn't be surprised or disappointed - for what I'm using it for, its the best £27 I have spent. So, if you are looking for a cheap, yet comfortable, practical and adjustable pack, for your camping or travel, don't overlook the Eurohike - it doesn't disappoint

Bought this for my son to use on his Duke of Edinburgh training in march and then expedition in May. Amazingly the weather was dry. This rucksack was just able to accommodate his sleeping bag roll mat clothing and equipment and seems strong and reliable anda great price for what you are getting useful side pockets and seemed supportive for his (quite heavy one all equipment in)Wouldn’t hesitate to buy again

Fits a lot of gear inside. Nice top draw string on it too. Two big side pockets, great for water bottles. Bottom section for shoes, boots etc which you can unzip, to make the main section even deeper, if you want to carry something longish.Seems robust, nice quality material and zippers. The adjustments are brilliant, so you can get a nice comfortable fit, regardless of your height.To sum up, well made, seems strong, versatile, great storage, comfortable, looks the part.Great 65l budget bag, that, I reckon, will see you right for years

I got this for Ten Tors training and although our most recent walk had been cancelled due to weather, I did go on a walk with it and all I have is praise for it:1. It is waterproof to an extent2. It is adjustable everywhere you would need it to be3. It is really lightweight in comparison to some and I could not feel the weight at all4. It looks small but it fits everything in it5. If it is not completely full, you can tighten the straps and it compresses it all really small6. It is an affordable priceSo overall, I think that so far this is a fab bag and definitely worth buying if you are looking for a bag for long walks/ ten tors. I have only used it a couple of times but It is good quality and So far so good

Good bag very cheap and durable

Bought this as doing a family hike and needed extra backpacks. Normally would have added to the existing Decathalon one but was looking for something cheaper as was a one off use.At this price point £29, you can see where they cut costs. Missing an extra pocket on belt, missing easy access water bottle holder. The buckles are a littled flimsier, the webbing is slightly thinner and so on. It's not rubbish, but built to a price. So will be good for the occasional trip and it will last through years of Scouts and DofE. But doubt it would go around the world a few times. But that is OK for the price you pay.There are enough anchor points so if you want to expand the carry capacity you can add your own webbing and buckles etc.One of the pros is that it is considerably lighter - probably close to 1kg lighter - than other comparable Decathalon backbacks that we have.

Bought for kids for DofE. Really good size which is an absolute must for getting everything in for expeditions. just could do with a waterproof over protector and a front pocket then it would be perfect. Great value for money.