Esup 50L Hiking Backpack Men Camping Backpack with rain cover 45l+5l Lightweight Backpacking Backpack Travel Backpack

This is my first purchase of a backpack for hiking/camping. After a lot of debate I went with this and am super happy with the purchase! I was able to fit my two person tent inside the bag along with plenty of other belongings and check it on my flight across the states. It held up being tossed around and taken up the California coast with me. It was super comfortable and lightweight even being stuffed to the brim. I love all the compartments. Could easily fill the bag and attach the tent and other items to the outside for more room and longer hiking/camping trips. I haven't tested the rain cover yet but we'll cross that bridge when we get there. Great pack for the price, no complaints!

Everything about this pack is well made; and it is light and comfortable on me. Don't miss the included rain cover that's hidden in the zippered pouch at the bottom of the pack (zipper faces your back).I did accidentally ruin the hip support when a bottle of Ben's 100% DEET leaked and turned the plastic backing of the hip belt pocket into a gooey mess that melted all over the belt webbing and my shirt; but that's my fault. I bought the same pack again and I'm just as happy with the replacement. And I've switched to Ben's insect repellent wipes in single-use packets ;-)

Lots of compartments, very comfortable the only problem I had was one zipper wasn’t sewn right and I had to cut string that part of the compartment was sewn over the zipper. So it won’t close all the way. Other than that it’s a great backpack for hiking in the snow with all my snow gear!

This review is 100% unbiased. Was not asked to post this or compensated for doing so.I only buy North Face backpacks so I am grading this pack to theirs.Obviously, NF makes a much better product, but you pay at least double what this costs. If I had to buy a backpack for thru hiking that I had to depend on for 6 months to a year straight, it would not be this one. I just can't trust it.That being said, I am very pleased with this product. I wanted a lightweight, large, top-loading backpack to use on my bike. This is the perfect size for what I need. Any bigger and I'd look like I was running away from home. Fits more than you think. Material isn't too lightweight but I wouldn't say it is heavy duty. Seams and stitching seem to be pretty good. Zippers have a good feel and should hold up a while. Buckles aren't the best plastic but not the worst. Padding is nice. I think it should ventilate well based on its design and my experience with similar backpacks but because of the weather here in the northeast I have not been able to appreciate this feature yet. I would have liked a couple more smaller pockets. There are only 2 and if you have it really packed up the front bottom pocket is good for a 2" book at best. Mine is all b lack with some gray in the padding.My suggestion to potential buyers:I paid just over $40 and had this in a couple days so if you need a reliable backpack this size in a hurry this will not let you down. Don't expect $200 quality from a $40 product. If someone showed this to me and asked how much I thought it was, I would say $60-70. So use that to scale value. If you are on the fence, just go for it on this one.

Durable and pretty spacious. Great for hiking trips!

I found this pack for a really low $38 purchase price. My old North Face backpack has reached a worn out point that I needed to replace. I use my old NF back pack for a computer bag as well as for traveling as my typical carry on for flights. Now this is yet another Chinese made product and I like to buy made in America goods. This pack seems to be of solid construction all around, maybe I just got a good one as I see some reviews for cheap construction, problems at the seams, etc.I bought this specific pack because of the height of 25.6" - this is to carry our snorkeling gear that includes swim fins that are 24" in length. Last night I packed up all the snorkeling gear (2 sets), a test fit of 2 towels, snack stash, and 2 large water bottles - everything fit well with a touch of additional space for more stuff. The pack comes with so many 'straps' that I ended up cutting some off as I will never be using this for like back country hiking trips. I also got the pack all set up like I wanted and then trimmed the excessively long straps, sealing the ends with some flame to keep from frazzling.First trip with this new pack begins early tomorrow with an international flight, I will update this review following that trip, sharing performance and/or any issues with the pack. For a super cheap $38, the pack I received is really great, remembering you get what you pay for so we shall see how it performs and lasts.

Purchased this pack and took it to 12,000' a couple of days later. It stayed relatively comfortable for a 7 hour hike. Got rained out the last two hours and, using the included rain cover, was able to keep my stuff bone dry. Fit an extra sweatshirt, a days worth of food, 64oz of water, and a small first aid kit perfectly.