HOMIEE Hiking Backpack 50L Travel Camping Daypack with Rain Cover for Outdoor Sport, Backpacking, Hiking, Camping

So far so good! I’ve used it once so far. I’m looking forward to using it MANY times in the future. This seems like a better financial purchase than the very expensive backpacks and you basically get the same thing. The thing I love most about this backpack is that it has SO many pockets. It’s easy to keep your clean clothes away from your dirty clothes. You can hook carabiners all over for things such as dog bowls, lights, pepper spray, etc. I would recommend to anyone as of now, especially if you’re just getting started.

Let me tell you all what I was able to fit inside this bad boy for a camping trip. And for reference im 6ft1 1/2 over 350 and wear size 14 shoe. Two pairs of shoes, extra boxers, extra shorts and shirts, Fleece, a bunch of socks, and a big ass two burner Coleman butane stove top, personal products like toothpaste, facecloth and stuff, my knife and utensils set On the outside I clipped my pots and pans, tea kettle, extra butane cannisters in the water bottle holders, a table, two chairs, (The food, drinks, ice was in my wagon)..this bad boy is a BEAST. It comes with a bright orange water proof bag cover which I appreciate, though I'd honestly feel putting a Garbage bag around it is more practical and provides better coverage. I honestly feel ill have this bag for the next 10 years. Super durable and tough, lots of extra places outside the bag to clip stuff, also has a severe compartment underneath so you don't have to go through everything at the top of the bag to get to the stuff you put at the bottom. Buy it

Not the sturdiest, not the highest quality, but acceptable for the price. The hip belt pads/pockets are very small, 6ish inches long and 3-4” high, sternum strap is very short. I replaced mine with a strap I found on Amazon in the $10 range. Waist belt is very long. Ok quality, just order knowing it’s a cheaper end pack, and not the quality of a higher end backpack. Not even in the same range.

Have taking it on over 10 hikes, seems to hold up very well.

Went on a 2 week trip to Vietnam with it and experienced an hour outside in the heaviest rain I've seen in my life without an umbrella. I had the rain cover that comes with it, and wore it underneath a water resistant rain jacket. My clothes inside I felt a bit of moisture after but nothing to cause any issues and nothing compared to the rest of my body. The airline accepted it as carry-on. Enough storage for about 1-1.5 weeks of clothing. Fitted the following: 8 shirts 3 shorts 2 pants 10 pairs of underwear/7 pairs of socks 1 pair of running shoes and 1 pair of sandals in bottom zipper which you must be okay with to crush Few small miscellaneous items Had friends on this trip paying $200 for 44L backpacks and this did the job just as well. Very satisfied with the purchase.