- 40L Hiking Backpack, Lightweight Camping Daypack with Rain Cover

It's nice, sturdy and good quality. Lots of pockets. It sprinkled about half way fishing in the lake and no wetness,.plus , the bottom of my pack got wet from fishing and livewell , but didn't seep through. It rained going to the ramp, but nothing in the pack got wet. I did, too lazy to break out my poncho. So far I love it. It's worth the price, btw, haven't found a pack yet that's completely waterproof, but this one served it's purpose. Also it has thick sturdy strap's, plus side pockets for my o.j. or beer in certain ponds. Happy camping, hunting, fishing and exploring!

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I wonder if there are two different backpacks - mine said Speedpark, not Logoo (not that the logo is so important to me)? The backpack I got has nice features with lots of inner and outer pockets for storage/organization. The zippers were strong metal and elastic pulls. I also like the chest and waist straps that took the weight off the shoulders. I only wish that the shoulder straps were easier to adjust. I'm 5'3" so I can see how it may not fit someone much taller. Some of the pictures do look like they were of cheaper material. However, mine has mesh padding on the back and shoulder straps. Zippers on the two large sections zip almost all the way around so it can be used as top zip or side zip, Considering the price, I think it is a great bag for hiking, as a carry-on, or as a weekend bag. I did use packing cubes for longer trips so to further organize my clothing/accessories. I do use a softshell case for my laptop; there isn't enough protection by itself

This was to be my CAB(carry all bag). Lunch for work, take home bag with Misc. stuff. Hardy material but light, unique camo pattern. Will overuse because it looks like it'll take the workload! Impressed and satisfied.

Good Bag. Very Versatile. Middle zipper got off track once. was able to put back quickly & securely with no issues later. Side pockets do not fit iphone but ok. Comfortable on back. Learned that 40 liters is best for 3/4 day trip not the 6 day (non-hiking) trip that I was on. But kept discovering multiple cool ways to pack pockets & use hooks to that compensated nicely. I stuffed this bag. Even The front open pocket... I put BAGS of snack phone holder chargers at same time, then Shoes with other stuff and then another time I could fit my crossbody bag in the open front pocket it with other stuff so that the crossbody wasn't counted as a extra bag. it Top handle helped to hand- carry. Able to stand up on its own. Did fit under airplane seat but you have to tuck the side pockets. Ordered 3 different backpack brands that came folder but this one's fold was not harsh so it was easy to get rid of the "bend." Kept 2 but decided to use this one instead of the 40L Venture Pal since this had more padding and the hip belt/pockets.

This is a really great pack. I use it for my bike commute to work, so I needed a bag that was large enough to hold my lunch bag, a canteen of tea, a large bike chain, a rain jacket and rain pants (because sometimes the weather surprises you), a liner for my cargo basket and elastic tie downs, my wallet, and normal every day necessities that you might normally carry in a purse (I don't bother with a purse - I just let this backpack carry my every day essentials like a hair brush, some makeup, a notebook and pen, lip balm, etc.). It fits all of that with a little room to spare. I also love the purple color. It's pretty durable - so far I've had no issues, though it's still quite new. It feels very secure, though - I think I'd have to be pretty rough on it to damage it.

Love the room it has

This backpack seems fine. It would be good for a day trip or for someone packing minimally but it isn’t even close to big enough for what I needed it for. I was going to use it as my carryon “luggage” for an 8 day summer trip to Alaska. My son and I both did a trial pack of our gear. I had purchased a similar backpack for him from another brand. His was advertised as being smaller but it was actually bigger than this one. This one is wide I’m the back but once it was packed it seemed more round, and narrow in front. Most of the smaller pockets weren’t very useful, either. One other thing I want to mention is that this pack back is heavier than I expected. It was heavier than the other one I bought my son. It’s 2 pounds and 10 ounces. It’s advertised as 1 pound 7 ounces. This really isn’t a problem, I just wonder if since that measurement was wrong, maybe the size measurement was off too. I think it’s heavy because it seems to have something stiff in the back for support. That actually seems like a good thing. I was tempted to keep this because it seems like it would be great for the hiking I do near my home. I have a lot of other backpacks that work for that purpose, though. Ultimately this just wasn’t much bigger than any of the other backpacks I already own. Even my 9 year old son’s school backpack is bigger (this one might be an inch or two taller in back but it narrows a lot in front.