Loowoko Hiking Backpack, 50L Waterproof Travel Backpack Trekking Rucksack Mountaineering Backpack with Rain Cover for Men Women Outdoor Sport

Better than expected and good value for the price. Light and very versatile. Plenty of usefull and practical pockets and straps allow it to compress to a day sack or expand to carry everything you may require. Straps on the top and side perfect for wet coats, bedroll, tripod etc I am XXL and it fits well. It is a good compromise between older style practical rucksacks, that I have had before, and the modern fashionable stuff. It is comfortable and doesn't move or rub, although the shoulder and body straps may be a bit short for wearing over winter clothing. I have not tried it with a heavy load yet. It also looks good if that is important to you.

Got this quite some months ago. Been bikepacking and hiking a number of times and been caught out in the rain a number of times. Still no lost zips, rips or tears. It's just big enough to fit everything (4l water, one man tent, sleeping bag, a few clothes, small bike repair kit and some snacks) easy to wash and a really great product. It's good peace of mind knowing it's a bright colour so if I'm cycling on the roads it keeps me visible.Two mesh po kets on the side are perfect for drinks, I can easily put a 1 litre bottle in and know it wont fall out. Two front pockets are handy, the bottom one being big enough for a little first aid kit or repair kit for my bike and central one for snacks. Two straps either side usually keep my tent and sleeping bag very secure. Plenty of room inside for clothes after loading up and still a double strap on top that I've not really used. Inside and outside pocket on the top too, which I've not used much, except for storing drybags.One thing to bear in mind, is it's not overly waterproof. It will stop a fair amount of rain though. I'm sure showers are fine, but I have a couple drybags anyway, so I dont generally go without those on long haul trips. Just dont rely on it to keep everything dry when theres a downpour.Very good quality. Cant yet find any faults.

I love this bag, I have a few complaints but overall it is a good bag worth the money paid for it.It is large and can hold a lot of stuff - I'm planning to use this for the west highland way in July.The waterproof cover stays on well and stores away easily.I like the front chest strap as well and it can hold the dogs lead so I can go handless.The side pockets are great for holding water bottles and easily grabbed when out hiking.I like the many compartments in this rucksack but I feel that when the main part is too full then it is hard to use the compartments (unlike other bags I have used)However, if the bag is not full enough then the bag sags, not that this is a major issue but it does slightly annoy me.The waist strap is far too big for me (I'm a size 8). Even with winter coats on it is still slightly too big. This would be more suited to someone with a larger build. But this is not a major issue as the bag is comfy anyway. The waist pockets are a brilliant addition to the bag and means I can easily store my inhaler, poo bags and phone when out hiking for easy access.For the price I paid for this bag, I am happy with this product but if you're looking for the perfect backpack then I would splash out a bit more money.

I used this bag while walking and lightweight camping the 109 miles of the Cleveland way in May/June 2021, carrying 16-20Kg inside.I fitted everything I needed inside, including; (1.5Kg) tent, (down) sleeping bag, lightweight inflatable sleeping mat, lightweight cooker, (a few) clothes, waterproofs, toiletries, food, water etc. Everything required for me to wild camp on the route.It's a not massive bag, but if you take the minimum, it will all fit (and if you take a bigger bag you'll end up taking lots of extra stuff, and extra weight, you can live without).Some observations:The quality of the construction of the bag is great, I had no issues during the 10 days of the walk.The included rain cover is useful, (shame it's bright orange), it won't fit if you have any gear strapped onto the outside of the pack.The buckles do slip a bit, especially the shoulder strap buckles, and need to be tightened fairly often.The mesh pockets on the side are a bit too small for an average water bottle, it will just fit - but the mesh was showing signs of wear after 10 days of use.Mine came packed in a vacuum bag to save space, the bag makes a useful waterproof liner for the rucksack.There is a clip on the shoulder strap for a hydration tube, but there is no hole to route the tube through.This backpack doesn't have any sort of frame inside.

It's worth mentioning I got this bag on sale at the time for just over £25.Such was my belief in its value, I bought this bag despite not immediately having a need for it. I've since used it twice and have been more than impressed.The first thing I did was use it as a cabin bag on a short trip from Ire to Eng. I was worried that it might be too big or heavy or something going in there. Upon putting bag overhead, I found it slotted in perfectly, never had a question about size or weight either. (On stricter flights and airplanes, you may wish to ask prior). Secondly I used it for a weekend away (wedding). It has numerous large pockets which is useful for storing little things you may otherwise forget or may get lost in a bag this size. It conformatably stored all clothes I needed for weekend (outside suit and shoes) with room to spare.Also, when filled to max, its extremely comfortable to carry. As a test, I tried to see what it was like carrying more weighted items, but the arm handles are very padded and distribute the weight well.I look forward to using this for it's intended purpose (hiking) or more likely, backpacking, in the near future.

Super good and a lot of space

Comprada para un regalo parece que tiene buena calidad. Todavía no se ha podido probar en ningún viaje pero tiene buena pinta.

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Je l'ai retourné à peine déballé. Non seulement le sac est moche et semble plus petit que 50 litres (mais je n'ai pas vérifié - j'ai simplement un autre 50 litres qui semble plus logeable) mais le sac n'a pas d'armature, la mousse du dos était plié car le sac est envoyé plié en deux (super pour le maintien, déjà qu'il est tout mou). Je ne saurais rien dire sur sa longévité, bien entendu, mais un seul coup d'oeil suffit. Il était affiché à 43 euros, pour 59 euros (moins un coupon de 6 euros de réduction offert par le vendeur, je suppose), j'ai eu un Gonex de 70 litres qui s'ouvre style valise et qui est cent fois mieux, voir mon autre avis !

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