Naturehike Rock 60/40+5L Internal Frame Hiking Backpack for Outdoor Camping Traveling Backpacking Backpack

This is a review of the Naturehike ZT14 (journey) XPAC series Backpack. I used this pack to travel around Europe recently, it accompanied me during trips around Holland, Paris, Switzerland, Italy & Spain, during sunny days as well as rain showers. It is an excellent backpack, I don't tend to over-pack it, and only use it within its 5 kg limit. I tend to pack essentials for the day, below 3.5 kg and it works really well. It's well made, with durable strong materials, and the shoulder straps are well padded and comfortable. I'm 5'7 it fits me perfectly. I love the two internal pockets, and also the outside stretchy mesh zipped pocket. It is excellent for storing my glasses, hats, and light things inside it. The water bottle pocket is also nice and deep, and can easily accommodate my usual bottle of water or my insulated travel mug. Great value for money, and brilliant in use. I would recommend this pack for outdoor people who wish to travel light, and not worry about wear & tear too much, as it's very well made. It looks pretty stylish too, and can accommodate a portable folding mat at the top end of the pack if out hiking. I love it! : )

Brilliant all round. Used it for entirety of Pembrokeshire coastal path. Light, water resistant. V well designed. Held all my gear for a week's hiking and camping. Adds very little weight to overall carry. Robust. All the pockets and features you'd want. V comfortable on back. I'm 6ft 1inch and it fitted my back perfectly and sits v securely and comfortably on my back. Couldn't be happier with my purchase. Glad I bought it before trump raised the price by 10%!

Is it the perfect product? No. Is it amazing value for money with useful features? Yes. This bag is a cross been some alpine and some trekking ultralight ideas. Obviously not the lightest on the market but definitely less bulky than a traditional pack whilst still remaining comfy, a nice compromise in my opinion. You might miss having a lid but learn to love dry bag style for those rainy days. The big net pocket is incredibly versatile, especially for highly used items. Rain cover is decent too, but I usually have to get a helping hand putting it on when the bag is being used towards it's upper limit. Want to try an alternative backpack? Naturehike stuff is pretty solid and straightforward because they keep it functional.

I’ve done around 150 miles with this bag now and it’s had some wear and tear but still in good condition. The large pocket on the front is a game changer, I fit my 2 person tent in there along with other items. The main bag section is large and easy to fit a LOT of stuff in. Straps are comfy, no issues with rubbing. For the price it’s 5 stars. My improvements would be - I’d love a larger external zipped section on it somewhere, but I did like having the zips on the hip belt where I kept keys and snacks. There is a compartment on the front, but no Velcro or zip to close it so wouldn’t put anything of value in it. Having a zip there would be a great touch. The pouch on the strap is too high. But fine. Would love a small wall of fabric inside to use as a water bladder section. The cord on the side would be much better if elasticated. But for the money, I’m very happy with it and will continue to use this for a long time.

For the price these backpacks are superb, the materials and general quality of the stitching is far above this price point. There is only one caveat and that's whether it fits you or not, as they're not adjustable length wise. I'm 6ft 2" and mine fitted me really well, I can cinch the straps nice and tight and its really comfortable, with well padded straps. I use mine regularly and am very happy with it. The person who said the 60 litre version isn't 60 litres is clueless, the top is designed to extend and unroll upwards and you can definitely pack a lot into this backpack. I'm not an ultralight hiker but I can get all the kit I need into it, including a tent and meals (and I mean inside minus the poles, which I stick in the side pocket), for a two week through hike, no problem. The other thing I like is that you can use this as a smaller backpack as well, just roll the top right down and it's not a big looking or feeling bag, it's a bit of a swiss army knife to be honest. One criticism is that the rain cover is a bit small if you load this bag up, so I bought a cheap larger one that does a better job, but this is small beer for the price to be honest. This is surprisingly well made and tough bag for the price, when you consider how much an Atom pack would cost, which is very similar (I think this bag is based on that design) then you're getting a lot for your money. If you can afford an Atom pack then get one, it'll be great, but if you're on a budget, and it fits you, then this bag is superb, highly recommended from this experienced hiker. Update to my previous comments: l discovered you can make minor height adjustments to the pack. The waist belt has a big Velcro patch in the centre behind the padding, once you have released it from the Velcro you can move the belt an inch or two up and down. It's a bit fiddly but it can be done, l don't think too many people realise this as l missed it as well. This may be enough to make the pack shorter for some people as it seems to suit taller people like myself.

Advantages: 1) It's really light. 2) There's a load of room in the big stretchy front pocket. 3) It's fairly comfortable. 4) It fits high, there's no sagging downwards. Disadvantages: 1) It doesn't hold the 60 litres it specifies. The amount I take in my other pack barely fits in the Naturehike Rock. 2) There's no way of attaching a big item to the lower front. The tent has to go inside. 3) The small pocket on the shoulder strap is too high. 4) The pocket above the stretchy one can't be closed. My waterproofs kept edging out. I don't think I'll be taking this one on a camping walking trip again. The pack is now used for trips to the laundrette.

High quality well made, excellent value relative to the average cost of ultralight rucksacks. I was shocked how comfortable this pack was, though a lot of that is forcing me to use more compact most ultralight camping kit. I literally forgot I was wearing it because it was so comfortable. I've carried 10kg in it happily. I was able to get my down sleeping bag, special lightweight inflatable sleeping mat, lightweight 1p hiking pole tent, 2 titanium pots with my food and stove inside, waldo mess kit, water bottle, tea and coffee container, a large gas canister, a dog blanket and small pillow along with small essentials in the hip belt like torch and first aid kit. All of this fit in okay with water and beer in the side pockets and my rain jacket and such shoved in the mesh pocket. For an overnight the size is very good and even for a few days you can probably get your gear in no problem so long as it's midrange ultralight type gear. Looks great works great. Highly recommend. hip belt and load lifters are great and various bungies let you add carabinas with small hanging objects okay (this is where I keep a small towel) the chest clip is useless for most due to being too low down. The pack may not suit every body as well as mine, I am pretty short and slim for a guy so it might suit average women and smaller men best.

So I did a great deal of research prior to buying this pack. I went for the upgrade which is polymer material. You can tell which version on Amazon only because it’s slightly heavier. I used it on a multi day through hike with more than enough hills. Pros: Lightweight, comfortable with plenty of space. Well built. For me the waist pockets were big enough. Great external stretch pockets. Chest strap is ok and water bottle pocket is acceptable. Cons: My pack squeaks where the shoulder strap joins at the top. Also it sometimes feels low on my back without feeling uncomfortable. Base of side pockets isn’t large enough so the netting gets too much ware. Neither of these are a deal breaker at moment.

Acquisto e testato prima di utilizzarlo nella Translagorai ad agosto. Ha superato ampiamente il test confermandosi un ottimo acquisto

Ich bin mit dem Rucksack zufrieden, habe jedoch Zweifel an der angegebenen Kapazität von 60+5 Litern. Die Maße 67 × 26 × 18 cm ergeben rechnerisch nur etwa ca. 31 Liter. Zusätzlich habe ich das Volumen mit 10-Liter-Wasserkanistern getestet. Es passen nur drei Kanister in das Hauptfach, was ebenfalls auf rund ca. 31 Liter hinweist. Ich kann mir nur vorstellen, dass sich die 60 Liter aus der Summe aller Fächer ergeben, z. B. Hauptfach ca. 31 L, Seitentaschen je ca. 7 L, Hüftgurttaschen je ca. 1,5 L und Front-Meshtasche ca. 12 L. Ich habe den Naturhike 60+5 Liter Rucksack während meiner Wanderung im Himalaya ausprobiert, und er hat sich als äußerst zuverlässig erwiesen. Der Rucksack ist eine ausgezeichnete Wahl für mehrtägige Wanderungen und längere Touren, bei denen man einiges an Ausrüstung mitnehmen muss. Mit einem 60+5 Liter-Stauraum bietet er mehr als genug Platz für eine längere Wanderung, ohne zu sperrig zu wirken. Die Schultergurte und der Hüftgurt sind gut gepolstert, was den Tragekomfort auch bei längerem Tragen erhöht. Der Hüftgurt ist besonders hilfreich, um das Gewicht gleichmäßig zu verteilen, was sich bei den steilen Passagen im Himalaya als sehr vorteilhaft erwiesen hat. Der Rucksack kommt außerdem mit einer Regenhülle, die sich bei schlechtem Wetter als nützlich erwiesen hat, sowie mit zahlreichen Taschen und Fächern, darunter praktischen Seitentaschen für Flaschen. Die vordere Mesh-Tasche ist ausreichend groß und bietet zusätzlichen Stauraum für kleinere Gegenstände, die man schnell griffbereit haben möchte. Besonders praktisch fand ich die Hüfttaschen, in denen ich meine Actioncam sicher verstauen konnte, ohne sie ständig aus dem Rucksack nehmen zu müssen. Als Nächstes plane ich, den Rucksack in den Alpen im Winter zu testen, um zu sehen, wie er sich unter kalten Bedingungen schlägt. Insgesamt bin ich sehr zufrieden mit dem Naturhike 60+5 Liter Rucksack. Er hat sich auf meiner Himalaya-Wanderung als äußerst funktional und komfortabel erwiesen und ist definitiv eine empfehlenswerte Wahl für Wanderer und Trekkingfreunde.

40Lサイズを購入 テン泊登山（春秋3,000m級）対応目的で購入 タイムセールで20%off 7,990円でした。 耐荷重 約11.0kgは荷物によってはオーバーしてしまうかも。 ザック重量1,060gにしては、腰ベルト 肩ベルトのパッド、アルミフレームは十分に肉厚です。 腰ベルトは上下に4cmくらい取付位置が調整でき背面長を好みに設定できます。 40Lには装着なしと記載のチェストベルトもついていました。 サイドポケット フロントポケット いずれも大容量です。 サイドのコンプレッションは記載の通り紐を3.0mmのゴム紐に交換しサイドポケットの長物固定兼用にしました。更にフロントポケット部にゴム紐をXＸ状のバンジーコードをセットしました。 更に更にヘルメットホルダーも装着可能です。それだけループが設定されているということです。 ウエストベルトのファスナー付きポケット左右計2か所 当然便利です。 左肩ベルトのボトルホルダーは500mlのペットボトルも出し入れ容易な最適サイズです。 ザックカバーも底部ポケットに標準ですばらしい。 残念なところは、 ① １気室内部に小物ポケットがない。行動時に出し入れしない貴重品（免許証 保険証 車のカギ）をしまう場所。 ② 背面パッド及びアルミフレームが脱着できない。背面パッドを外して自前のスリーピングマットをセットすることができない。腰ベルトは外れるので、腰ベルト 背面パッド アルミフレームを外せばウルトラライトなザックになるはず。 ③ チェストベルトが長すぎて最短にしてギリギリ。やせ型の人には長すぎるか？ いずれにしても価格に対する仕様・機能・品質はダントツと思われます。 中国の新興ブランドではありますが、昨今Naturehike製品の伸長は登山界でも無視できないブランドとなりつつあるように思います。所有する満足感は残念ながら不満足ですが。

Good ratio quality / price

I have tried it on, done adjustments and screwed around with it. I’m a 5’4” with a short torso, so a small frame size, and while the M option is still just a hair too long for my torso, I’m still impressed and will likely still use it. It’s lightweight, has more storage options and adjustments than I realized! The front of the pack has two smaller pockets hidden under the fabric that the top buckles are attached to. The front mesh pocket is also super stretchy. There are stretchy loops at the top and bottom on both sides of the mesh pocket to stash things like trekking poles or ice axes. There are also a few little loops in case you want to use some cord and tie more onto that area. The back of the pack has has a water bladder hose outlet on both sides, which I have always felt was an important option. The hip belt pouches are generously sized, but not stretchy. The side pockets are stretchy, and highly adjustable with an elastic cord that allows you to adjust the fit of the top of the pocket. They are also angled for easy access to water bottles and other such. There is a zipper on the side of the mesh pocket that allows you access to the main storage space. Inside the main compartment of the pack there is a pouch to place a water bladder, and a Velcro strap to hang it from. I’ll have to load it up and take it out for a trip before I can say how comfortable it is with weight of course. The foam padding is definitely stiff and maybe a bit thinner than I’d like to see, but I’m betting it will soften up and do some molding to my body with a bit of use. Not bad for something this lightweight!!! I do like the ripstop material. While the bag isn’t seam sealed, it does seem like the material itself is waterproof. It came with a waterproof cover that is stashed in a pocket on the very bottoms of pack. Again, I’m impressed with my first impressions. Now to test it out!