WATERFLYLightweight Packable Hiking Backpack: 30L Foldable Travel Daypack Ultralight Camping Day Pack for Woman Man

I brought this on a trip to Jordan. The weather varied from very hot to rainy to chilly. It fit well in my suitcase, was super durable, was sweat-proof, and comfortable. For the price, this is one of my favorite backpack purchases based on one rugged trips usage. Recommend

Nice bag, water proof. Used while kayaking.

It’s super thin which is great because it’s light and can pack into a bag if needed. Lots of space. The issue is it has zero structure so it is not very comfortable when it’s full

This backpack was just what I needed. I ordered it specifically because it can be packed up. I will be using it when going on vacation, which along with doing tourist trips around various cities, it will also involve hikes and long walks so I will be using this backpack to carry things. But I also wanted to be able to pack it in my suitcase as I will be bringing a carry-on bag, and I didn't want to also lug a backpack.

This light weight pack holds so much stuff! Lots of pouches, even a waterproof one!

We purchased 2 of these 40L backpacks for a 4 day winter weekend to NYC complying with only having 1 bag for our airlines to and from the city. We carried the backpacks with us from the airport through the city until checking into our hotel. It was comfortable and sturdy enough to survive the weekend. Zippers were great and held up nicely. Carried a pair of jeans, 2 sweaters, 4 long sleeve shirts, long pajamas to sleep in, 2 tank tops, 2 pair of tights, 4 pair of socks, and various underthings. Toothbrush, toothpaste, brush, compact, power bank, 2 iPhone cords and chargers. Crocheted hat and scarf, wallet, and a small fanny pack to use in the city allll fit in this bag!! Color was black and fine. Comfy to carry on my back through the city all day long. Wonderful purchases!!

I bought this pack because I want to get further into ultralight hiking as well as travel but not spend a fortune. I bounced back and forth between the 40 and the 50 liter. I ended up going with the 40 because of all the research I did. I figured (in the ultralight mindset) it was better to not have too big of a pack. Im a 5'5 male and this pack is a perfect size for traveling ( I wouldnt go any bigger, and I could stand to loose 5 or so liters, just for traveling) But it is great quality, light weight, straps are nice, buckles are good, zippers are good, whistle sucks :) but still cool. One thing to note if you are getting it for ultralight hiking. the 40 liter is going to be tight (I was able to stuff 3 crumpled up large bath towels in the main compartment), I was worried about getting the 50 because of how high it would go over my head. This one is right at neck level and doesnt go down too far over your back. You could only do 2-3 day hike. if your sleep system is a hammock it is PERFECT, if it is a bivy tent and sleeping pad its going to be tight i might go with the 50 (unless you strap it on the outside). The only problem is the main compartment seems small because the suspension system and part that keeps bag directly off back and allows airflow seems to constrict it a bit. I have looked at all the osprey,REO, and gregory bags. This bag is just as nice as them. not sure how the waterproffenss is going to be. Overall I would go with the 40 over the 50 and make it work. Remember if you buy a larger pack you are much more likely to fill it. if you have to cut out some things thats what makes it interesting and challanging. One last thing I read on one of these reviews that the hydration tube port was not there or was sewn shut. Mine was perfect and there is a clip for the mouthpiece on the shoulder strap. Lots of teather points and there are places to cinch the pack as tight as you want. I really like the waste strap with the small pockets that will be good for quick reach items like phone,gps, passport, wallet, snack. Last thing, they put the small pocket for the rain cover in the base of the bag. I really like that because you can reach back while pack is on and get it out then sling off the pack and have your cover ready to put on quickly. overall well thought out pack and good quality for the money.

No padding for shoulders and not a great backpack if loaded down with weight. Took on international trip and used as daypack for 10 days. Wished I would have another daypack with padded shoulders. Would be good to throw in for backpacking or a just in case bag but for daily use I recommend others. Straps dug into my shoulders and armpit.