Bseash 60L Internal Frame Waterproof Hiking Camping Backpack with Rain Cover, Large Outdoor Sport Travel Daypack Rucksack

I bought this for my almost 18 year old, survial-enthusiast, son who loves to camp in all 4 seasons in Northern Michigan. The first two pictures show 2 small tears in the lining. The next picture is of the back straps, he said it was easier than most to adjust, followed by the rain cover. Not sure if he should use the silver or the black side for the rain cover (silver is shown). The next picture is the front view, to which my son appreciated all of the packing options (bungees and straps and clips, etc.). The last picture is all is those said straps and clips, hanging off like dingleberries (hence the title, aptly named by my son). I will try to post an update once he actually used is outdoors. As a sidenote, he typically takes great care of this property (he had his first iPod for years before it got dropped on the cement floor of a home Depot, and his current phone he has had for over a year and its in pristine condition, impressive for a 17 year old young man who spends as much time outdoors as possible), so I'm not expecting him to come back with any quality complaints.(Personally, I am NOT impressed and would never buy this had I seen and felt the fabric and material first but what can you do? I didn't want to have him jaded by my lack of enthusiasm for this bag, I would give it 1 star and that only because it's required to be able to leave a review. I don't think I have ever been so disappointed in a product purchased through amazon or one of its affiliates as I was today, very POOR quality and materials used)

Cheapest for this size range. Get it if you need a backpack urgently for your trip or for light uses.For avid or long-term usage, consider investing more in a higher quality/ priced backpack. This version doesn't seems to be durable in the longer run

Well worth the price, this will do nicely in the Andes for a short trip.

I ordered two packs for my boyfriends birthday trip, each pack is large enough to hold all of our gear but you get what you pay for. The "internal frame" is a thick sheet of plastic but it's comfortable. I'm pleased with the backpacks for how cheap they were but I will probably upgrade next year. Great beginner packs

I bought for hunting. It doesn't handle packing out the weight of a whitetail, which is what I bought it for. Its not bad though, I use it beyond what its meant for so its coming apart at my own fault.

I bought this bag as a gift for a friend of mine who wants to start hiking. This bag is very lightweight and a great entry bag for beginners. I would recommend this bag to anyone looking to start somewhere. Plenty of space for gear. He took it out for the first time and loved it.

For the price this pack is good enough. However, it left my shoulders incredibly sore. There are plenty of pockets, and it's fairly durable, but I took it on a longer hike and quickly grew tired and sore. I'll definitely keep it to use for short trips, but for serious backpacking I'd look elsewhere. I don't regret this purchase, I just don't love it either.

Love the internal frame, helps distribute the weight on the pack. Seems pretty lightweight, but that kinda depends on what you're packing in it.

To be honest, the bag isn't that bad. I own a lot of more expensive bags and this one seems to be holding up fine with my use at 45pounds after approximately 10 hours of use. However, I would not recommend this for an adult. The straps are extremely close together and will dig into your traps. I am used to wearing much heavier bags for much longer periods of time, and have never experienced this sort of pain on the traps.I would only recommend this bag for people of a small stature, ie. Smaller woman, and children.If the straps were just 2" further apart, it would get a 4/5-5/5, but no such luck.

Pros: Great bag holds ALOT of stuff everything they show you is only half filling this beast and at half the price of the other bags i cant complain too much. Keeps everything light and off your shoulders with the handy waist strap. A free good rain fly came with it (with some adjustments i turned it into a thermal fly for winter camping) i cant stress enough how good this pack is... im on ODSP so i cant spend too much on camping gear but this bag for around 60 bucks is a steal for real!!Cons: the elastic cord on the bag is very cheap and probably wont last long the straps might need more stitching for security (dont want a strap to fail mid hike) the plastic draw on the elastic cord had sharp flashing on it and actually cut my hand open pulling it out of the shipping box lol (just wasnt expecting sharp edges on my backpack)Other then those thing listed i would get this bag if you cant afford to be taking chances on larger bags online (thats my only reason for buying this bag tbh) and im glad i did, i love it and will never go back to other styles of hiking packs!

I bought this for my son and saved it until it was time for camp. So today I took it out and put a few clothes in, one book and a couple of kids sandals. I noticed the seam above the shoulder straps started to rip open because it was not sewn properly at the seams! Obviously it was barely held together and it’s fraying. We haven’t over packed, nor have we had a chance to even use it on an outing yet! Amazon posts that my return window closed already on 20 July. Now I can’t get a refund or a replacement for this. I am wondering if the same will happen to my daughter’s backpack I purchased at the same time. Sigh. So dissatisfied.

This back pack is comfortable to wear, but it is awkward. The zippers in the pockets are cheap, and one broke the first time I unzipped it. The pockets aren't easily accessed. The outside straps could be longer. This is a poor design if you're doing overnight camping but will do for a day picnic.

Me aguantó un viaje de 3 días de campamento bastante rudo, lo único que se descoció fue una cinta de la parte superior, que no es tan necesaria.