N NEVO RHINO Internal Frame Hiking Backpack 50/60/65/70/80L, Mountain Climbing Camping Backpack Daypack Waterproof Rain Cover | Mountain Climbing, Camping Backpack, Daypack, Waterproof, Rain Cover

Purchased the 45+5 and 65+5 packs. Both are extremely high quality, even more so considering the price. The vented suspension/backpanel of the 45+5 is extremely comfortable, and allows for a lot of airflow. The straps and hip belts are both very comfortable and have storage pockets. Both packs have dividers for sleep systems; the 45 has a seperate zippered compartment, and the 65 has a drawstring/cinch-style compartment as well as a mid-pack access port. Both have appropriate retention for trekking poles or ice axes. The top lid pocket is sufficiently large enough for electronics, snacks, filtration, etc. The 65 has additional lash points on top of the top lid pocket. Both packs feature two deep stretch-mesh side pockets which accommodate a 40oz water bottle with ease. The top opening cinch strap is a very welcome feature and is very helpful for getting compression on a fully packed bag. Interior hydration bladder hookups in both packs as well. The design on both is very sleek, and well executed. The Cyan/Aquamarine colorway is even better in person and pictures don’t do it justice. The rear stretch pouch at the pack center is perfect for storing a poncho, jacket, or any other layered clothing item. The included rain cover is also excellent quality. Can’t recommend these bags enough.

The pack worked very well for me on our 2 day hike carrying about 25lbs. I spent a lot of time adjusting the pack once I packed it to get the best fit. It took a little time but I was very pleased with how well the pack worked. I had plenty of room for all of my gear and plenty of pockets and compartments for everything. I did not like the mesh pockets on the hips because I stored my phone and a few small items in those pockets. We did hit a spot with some heavy rain and the mesh pocket did not protect the phone well. Luckily I moved it before it got too wet but would prefer a solid pocket. All in all pack is well worth the price but take time to adjust to your body.

Pros: +Lots of storage in main compartment, option to unzip the bottom allows for long items to be comfortably stored inside. + Expansion can be stuffed full and still have the hood securely cover it. +Floating hood has lots of storage. Straps were strong enough to hold bedroll in place when expansion isn't in use. +Compression straps were sturdy. Ample amount of them allows for secure storage of things outside the pack, along with keeping items inside from shifting. +Pouches on belt are easy to access and hold a decent amount with the mesh netting. Overall the quality was fairly good. I could see some weak points in the stitching when the pack was full. They would definitely rip if one tried to overfill the pack, or is careless when stuffing in compressable items. Otherwise material seemed strong and fairly durable. Cons: -Pack has no padding support on the corners of the frame where it makes contact with your back. -Not for slim hips. Waist strap can tighten to fit a small frame, but with the placement of where the straps attach to the back, it will not properly place the weight. -Non-adjustable frame is uncomfortable if it does not perfectly fit you. -The way the shoulder straps are attached make it difficult to adjust where they sit on your shoulder. I have a smaller frame with a medium/long torso. Measurement-wise this framed pack should have fit me. However, because of how rigidly the frame was in place, it wound up not fitting properly. The straps were uncomfortable, the belt would not stay in place when tightened to fit, due to pads wrapping too far over my hip bones causing it to ride up to rest on my waist, causing painful weight displacement. I wound up with a long rub rash along my lower back, with two welts forming where the inner-corners of the frame dug into me. (Photo taken a week later: skin had rubbed raw enough to scab.) My shoulders have been rubbed- mainly due to the ill fitting belt causing weight to be put on the poorly placed straps. All in all I would only advise this bag if you have a medium/long torso length and a medium build. If you are large enough for the waist-belt to properly fit it should work well, based on its construction. I considered upgrading to the one with the adjustable frame and shoulder-pad height. However, I'm not willing to spend the money when I know the corners will butcher my back regardless.

Excellent product. I got this for my daughter who was backpacking through Australia. This has lasted for at least 3 years and still going strong. Held everything she needed. She loved it.

I bought the 45+5L for the Camino Ingles (7 days, 116 km from Ferrol to Santiago) next spring. With a test load-out, I've successfully walked more than 20km in comfort, which is a great first step. Here's what I like about this pack: - Weight - Empty pack weight is 1.4 kg, with 4.93 kg base weight with the approximate gear that I'm planning to bring (before water). That's pretty decent for a budget pack as budget gear tends to weigh more. - Size - The frame is 20.5" (52 cm) tall, so if you pack up to the top of the frame, you can squish it into airline carry-on dimensions. Thickness of the pack in practice is around 8" (20 cm) if you fold the hipbelt in. - Fit - The torso length is stated as 17.5", but fits me at 5' 1" and 15" torso. It measures 15" from the top of the straps to the middle of the hip belt, which is supposed to sit on the top of your hips, although the distance from the top of the straps to the very bottom of the pack is 17.5". So, if you're taller than a 15" or 16" torso, you may need to get the larger sizes or the models with adjustable torso length to find a fit. - Load transfer - It does its job of transferring loads from the shoulders to the hips. With a 6 kg+ pack weight including water, it felt lighter than carrying half that load using a packable daypack with no structure. - Comfort - The trampoline back was comfortable and lightweight. I was looking into youth packs such as the Deuter Fox 40, REI Tarn 40, Gregory Icarus 40, or MEC Discovery 39 to find a torso- and budget- appropriate option, but went for a smaller adult pack to accommodate the dimensions of my sleeping bag. So far, performance in training is promising and I will update after the Camino!

子どもの登山クラブのために購入、 子どもは一回に山登りで背負って行って来ました、良かったって。 私から見ると、しっかり作られて、三万以上のブランド品に負けないくらいと思います。一番の気に入りは真ん中から開けられること、物を取り出す時はとても便利。 ポケットは多数あるから、もの取りやすい。 ちょっと重たいと思いますが、このサイズなら他のブランド品も重たいようで仕方ないかなあ？

This pack is super light weight and well built. I am 5"4 and it fits me perfectly. Pockets and layout of bag is functional. If you are on the smaller side this bag is for you.

haven’t used for very long hike yet, so far it has good quality and feels comfortable. most likely the best deal on a beginner backpack you can get.

Es súper linda, perfecta para un día de camping

No trae todo lo que prometen que trae, faltó la cubierta para lluvia, que hace mención que cuenta, y de una de las correas del lado derecho no trae su sujetador, mala atención a los detalles