Bseash 50L Hiking Backpack, Water Resistant Lightweight Outdoor Sport Daypack Travel Bag for Camping Climbing Touring

A good light weight yet sturdy rucksack. We used these for inter-railing around Italy and they were perfect.Lots of useful straps to tighten up and compress your pack. Zips are strong and easy to use, pockets and compartments are useful for things like your water bottle to make it easy to access. They hold a lot and are durable.Can’t fault them. We bought two, one each.

My goddaughter needed it for school 5-day residential trip to Wales! More than enough room for sleeping bag & clothing. Thank you!

Great backpack for overnight hiking and camping. Well- made. Lots of pockets and places for water bottles, snacks. I love that it has a waist strap - balances out the backpack when hiking. Overall I would recommend it for short hiking/camping trips.

Arrived in good condition, has a lot of room inside and great smaller zipped areas, a pocket each side for drink, pocket with zip at top and bottom and a large main space which holds a lot of space, sort out your clasps first to the length you want, comfortable, good price.

Sizing not compatible with description. ZIPPERS WAY TOO DIFFICULT TO OPEN OR CLOSE

I’ve purchased expensive rug sacks before but needed something on a budget. This rug sack is lightweight, has loads of space, plenty of pockets & the zips are sturdy enough to last a week of taking my clothes & massaging equipment around Glastonbury for a week x

I bought this for my son's camping trip. The back pack is a great size, not overly big and it has enough space to carry a sleeping bag, clothes and essentials. In addition to the shoulder straps the back pack has 2 separate clip straps that go around you body, one at chest height and one around the waist. These help keep the back pack stable.

bought 2 of these, 1 for my 2-7 day hikes, 1 for my daughters cadets trips, they are good little packs that served me well even when overloaded.used mine with around 15-20kg of stuff in and after maybe a total of 300 miles&and many unpacks and packs it started to fall apart, the seams where the shoulder straps were the first bit to start to rip, sowed them back together and ive had no full on backpack failure, the side pockets arnt great the top part of the mesh starts to frey after inserting and removing bottles etc, the straps at first tend to loosen themselves but over time they become a lot more stiffer, some might want to replace the H clips with aftermarket ones. the straps at the bottom for a sleeping matt are quite short, i would have loved to have had my sleeping matt and sitting matt together there but the straps wernt long enough. it has a bladder pouch but no connector at the top inside to stop it slipping. its hard to connect a tent to the top, theres no straps for it but its easy with a few caribinars and some tension straps. the shoulder straps arnt great, theyre fine if you are only carrying water and some food etc but not for a full sleep system and tent, I really rate this backpack but i think its better suited to someone that does dayhikes and likes to take a cooker for a cuppa. it served me well