Andes Ramada 120L Extra Large Hiking Camping Backpack/Rucksack Luggage Bag

First of all, let’s clear this up. This is not a 120L pack. Compare the measurements to many other packs and you’ll find this is close to 65L or just above.But never mind that, I purchased this purely for Download Festival. I based my purchase on reviewer images, as it seemed a suitable size for what I needed. And it does the job at a pretty low cost.Plenty of side pockets and straps for places to secure tent and other items. It feels sturdy and up for the job.I’m all packed ready to go. If it holds out for a good few festivals, I’ll be happy. If not, I’ll splash out on something more robust and of the correct size.

Going to start this by saying I'm 6ft 3 and of a thin build and this with this bag carried 15kg for 4 days... and I survived.This was a last minute order for a camping trip with my partner. Contacted the seller and asked if they could get it delivered any sooner as we were due to leave 3 days later. The company replied immediately and managed to get the bag to me a day sooner than the initial minimum delivery date. Which was fantastic.When I got to packing the bag it managed to hold more than I expected, with plenty of little pockets and straps to hold enough to keep 2 people alive. The bags pretty light when empty, although this may be due to a lack of structural support and padding. The padding and straps are the part of the bag that could use improvement. The straps at the hips especially are just thin nylon, which really starts digging in and fails to shift any of the weight from the shoulders. Once you adjust to the pain its fine.Overall good bag for the job, not recommended if you've got a hard trip, this isn't for comfort, it's for holding a lot of stuff at once... and at that it succeeds.

Used it around Indonesia for three weeks.Good: looks nice, material was strong, compartments relatively spacious, inexpensive, was able to fit 20kg of stuff in, felt very sturdy and didn’t rip or break during my travelsBad: zips on some compartments hard to close, horribly un-waterproof, drawstring top loading feels a little unsafe, material smelt funny after getting wet, the waist and chest strap provided no support was quite uncomfortable to wear with it full and caused some friction burn on my shoulders.All in all for 26quid this was a good buy. Ideal for a couple of days but prolonged trips I would spend a little more.

Took this round Cambodia and Vietnam a few weeks ago and despite being packed full it all held together really well.I went for the fluorescent deep pink which made my brother laugh at me, but it was really easy to spot at the luggage reclaim at the airport and getting off buses, etc.Loads of little compartments and a bit big enough to hold two pairs of shoes below the main compartment.Decent.

Purchased this for a music festival, expecting it to barely get me through. To my surprise, it worked well and survived baggage handling at the airport. Considering the cost, this is well worth its weight. Cannot comment on the weatherproofing, but if you are not sure, always carry some black bin sacks. Probably isn't quite 120L as others say, but it can pack a 2 man tent, sleeping bag, plenty of clothes, an air mattress and a pair of shoes. All with room to spare, so yeah, it's great.

This is a fantastic BIG bag, I'm buying it again as my last one split after a real hard used 3 years, I used to fill it with a weeks shopping every week, I moved house with it, I cycled with it, filled it to bursting and yes, it did finally split but for the price you really can't complain. It has no frame or support so it will dig in if its full of heavy stuff but you can obviously put something in it to make it rigid. I'll miss my old one...like old mule you have to shoot in the head...we were close...

I bought this rucksack having read the reviews saying it was not 120L. I assumed though, that it would be at least 100L. If it's 80L I would be surprised. It is great value if you don't need that sort of space. Seems well made with strong zips and buckles. I can understand why some reviewers say the zips are awkward but this would only be a problem with cold/wet hands and if you were using it as a hiking pack and you needed access to pockets regularly. I think it would be better suited as a holiday/travel rucksack. Lots of pockets and attachment options. As stated on other reviews the padded portion of the waist strap is very short. I have not actually packed it or carried it so cannot comment much on that, can't see that as much of a problem though. For the price you can't really knock this rucksack but it is far smaller than 120L and as such no good to me whatsoever!