INOXTO lightweight Hiking Backpack 35L/40L Hiking Daypack with Waterproof Rain Cover for Travel Camping Outdoor Men and Women

I bought this for commuting to work on an ebike and am so glad. It's very roomy allowing me to store my bike cover, winter gear (balaclava and leather gloves), my lunchbox, and more. It's large enough to fit a bike helmet, too. There are so many pockets that if you remember what you put in which pocket it'll hold everything you could ever need while you're away from home. Thanks to the well made straps it sits very comfortably on my back, and it's durable enough to survive a 23+ mph crash. Additionally the bright color makes me much more visible while on the road. I'm extremely happy with it.

Big enough to pack all my stuff for short trips, and it’s very sturdy and thick. Think its waterproof, worth buying with this reasonable price.

I used the pack twice on day hikes so far. First one was a 7-hour hike locally, the second was a 20-hour hike up Mt Whitney. My feelings of the pack is the following.1. Material. This is a light weight pack, so the material is not heavy duty. I consider this a more "civilized" backpack. I didn't scratch the pack on either of my trips, so the material is good if you are careful with it. light weight is lighter to carry for sure.2. Capacity. 40L is enough for you to pack A LOT of stuff in it. I packed it up to about 20 lb on my longer hike, and there is still room and I didn't feel it was too bulky.3. Access. On the outside, there are two mesh side pockets, one smaller pocket on front side, and another pocket on top that is closely sealed. On the inside, there are two main compartments with many dividers and smaller pockets. It is good for general use to organize things, but I felt there are just too many inside pockets that I could hardly remember where I put things. On more "traditional" backpacks, there would be more exterior packets for you to put things and have quicker access when you need them. There is a pocket on the bottom of the pack where I stowed the rain cover in it. Not as good as an integrated rain cover, but very nice. The straps on the bottom of the pack could be used to easily attach your tent or sleeping bag/pad. Two small waist pockets are very convenient too. Again, this pack seems to be more civilized and can be a good general-purpose backpack to use around town or at school. For mountaineering, I probably would look elsewhere.4. Comfort. After the long hike, I felt the weight of the pack landed more on my waist then on my back/shoulder. I tried the shoulder adjustment, but as you can see in the photo, when it was full, there was no way for me to bring the top part of the back closer to my back and it was kind of hanging on the out. I think that was the reason that the weight of the pack landed more on my waist than on my back/shoulder. I compared it with the backpack my friend carried on the same trip, and his brand definitely has a better design to distribute the weight of the pack more closely to his back/waist. This is another reason I think the design of this pack is more general-purpose, around town, light hikes than serious hiking.In the end, every pack has its design goal and the right time/place to use it to meet that goal. I hope you find one that fits your own goals.

Very happy with this backpack. The color brings joy. It's just the right size for a hike without being too heavy. Zippers good. Great functionality. All the different pockets useful. Durable. Holding up nicely. Versatile for hike, walk and holding what's needed.

Wow! This is the perfect backpack!! It holds alot but isn't too big or bulky. It is used mostly on day hikes and hauling groceries while walking back from shopping. (We are traveling on a boat and have no car while moving up the coast.) It has great pockets, a very comfortable chest and waist strap, and all around is perfect. The only thing I would add is a strap/elastic to tighten down the water bottle pocket. In past experiences with other backpacks, the elastic on these mesh pockets stretches over time and the water bottle can fall out. So far the elastic around the bottle is still tight. Overall, I am very pleased with this backpack. 5 stars for sure!!

This backpack is lightweight but made well. It has ample room and plenty of pockets to keep hiking gear organized. I use this pack for SAR, even though it's not the traditional Red; the bright yellow helps my teammates pick me out on the trail, as it's very visible in the woods. The fabric is reasonably water shedding; though I use the pack cover if we're in a downpour. I would definitely buy this again. It is holding up well for what I need it for. (As a side bonus: I use the laptop sleeve as a water bladder sleeve, and the insulation around that pocket keeps it pretty cold all day.)

Simply excellent! This hiking backpack exceeded all my expectations. It's comfortable, durable, and highly functional. The padded, adjustable straps distribute the weight perfectly, making even long hikes much more bearable. It has multiple, well-organized compartments that allow me to carry everything I need: from my hydration system to extra clothing and snacks.What I liked most was its ergonomic design and breathable backrest, ideal for preventing excessive sweating while hiking. Plus, the materials are high-quality, waterproof, and durable, perfect for any weather.

I'm a rural mail contractor in Montana - I deliver mail 56 miles round trip on a snowmobile in the winter time. I bought this backpack to put all my survival gear in and I strap it on the back of my snowmobile each trip. This is the second year I've used and and so far it is holding up extremely well - I've had no issues with zippers or tearing or anything. I probably have about 40 lbs worth of gear in it. It has a lot of nice pockets - great product