Bseash 40L Waterproof Hiking Backpack with Rain Cover, Outdoor Sport Travel Bag Daypack for Camping Climbing Skiing Cycling (Black)

Got this backpack for a camping/ hiking trip and it worked really well. It’s very spacious and comfortable to wear even when quite heavy. The number of pockets and potential for attachments makes it really versatile and easy to organize your items for ease of reach. Also great for every day use and holds up well in the washing machine. Overall great quality and fairly priced. All the cute colors it comes in are also a huge plus!

Perfect for general backpacking. Fits my 3L water bladder easily with plenty of space for supplies and extra clothes. Rain cover can also be turned inside out to reflect the sun which works perfect to keep water cool when backpacking in extreme heat. Quality feels good too and the zippers feel sturdy.

This backpack took us from Colorado to Florida, up the East Coast to Washington DC and NYC. The hidden wallet compartment at the bottom of the bag made me feel so secure with my valuables while spending lots of walking time in those major areas. It holds water bottles, snacks, jackets, and all manner or items with ease. The shoulder straps are padded to perfection, and even with 15 mile walking days, never bothered me enough to need a break.

High quality, seems sturdy, exactly what I needed. Wish there were a few more pockets inside but the reason I got this was to downsize bc my last one has so many pockets, it was always full. Would def recommend

Great for hiking as well as everyday use. I use this backpack for work and it is very roomy and comfortable!

This backpack was great! We took it to Disney and filled it to the brim with snacks, water bottles, sweatshirts, ect. It’s super cute and holds a lot and has tons of pockets. My back didn’t bother me at all!

I just got this. I havent had time to do anything with it. That's why I'm giving it a 3, based off construction. It's not Blackhawk Gear quality but it doesnt appear to be cheap trash. All my gear I keep in my AlpsZ buttpack fits into it very well. Its more comfoetable than the AlpsZ buttpack and is 100 dollars cheaper. So, I'm comparing this to my AlpsZ convertable buttpack that also extends into a full size day pack. The Alps right now, doesn't compare to this. This back shoulders the weight a lot better. I have all the same gear in it as I did the Alps pack. I have maps in the new pack. Survival emergency blanket, rain parka, compass, personal locator beacon, matches, flint, steel and a lighter. I do a lot of hiking in the Sierras whitch is also why I carry a camp stove, fuel bottle, room for food aswell and first aid kit. Thats about, 25 pounds give or take, depending on the day. The same weight and items i always carry. How this pack shoulders the weight is far better than my Alps and a $100 dollars less. How well this new pack is made compared to the Alps? Only time will tell. But if it only lasts 3 years, its still better than the pain the AlpsZ has given me.

Received 11/09, Review 12/28, I traveled out of the country using this and it helped pack: 7 bottoms, 6 shirts, 1 sweater, toiletries bag, airplane pillow, umbrella, and more little things in small places! I appreciated the bottom pocket for the bag’s rain coat and used it for item storage. It held together well, was bit heavy, I may have over-packed since I worried about the thread seams (the zippers gave me no worries). I am happy with the purchase, the bag has held up well so far (light use), I would recommend this bag