Boulder Pack Co. Lightweight Foldable Travel & Hiking Backpack Daypack Bag - Fits Laptop

Not a fan of the typical lunch-bag and had to get a smaller bag than my messenger bag since locker sizes at work are small (around and smaller than a 12" x 12" x 12" cube).This pack not only folds up nicely as I take my light equipment, break reading, and lunch/drinks out to fit in the locker, but the option to fold it in the center of the back helps me to avoid folding it down completely to its most compact size (you can't do this with a hard-back pack).The pack comes folded (with instructions) in its most compact size, unpacks and repacks down with ease, and has convenience pockets when it is small. Opened up, it holds a nice bit of stuff comfortably. Quite spacious and great utilization/organization of space! Plus, it looks great--like almost like any other pack. I say this because similar fold down products about this price can look a little cheap once you unfold them and/or load them up. Not this one.Only cons: Initially unfolding it can look a bit wrinkled (the pack design generally distracts from this). I also don't find it as comfortable for carrying heavier loads over longer distances compared to a nice hard-back pack. But still, it gets the job done and saves space when you put this bag in another bag, box, or tiny locker.Could be great for library trips, delivering items while you keep your pack, unpacking and repacking items in small/confined spaces, clothing and light equipment for day hikes (in case it gets cold/hot), or even an unfolded pack holding more of these folded down packs.

I purchased this first a few months ago but wouldn't leave a review until I had opportunity to use it well. A couple of 5 mi. day hikes here locally, and just returned from vacation doing some day hiking in Moab, and Grand canyon NP. If you want inexpensive, very lightweight, super tough, all the benefits of a North Face or Osprey for next to nothin, then don't buy this. BUT.. If you're looking for lightweight, inexpensive, durable enough for light day hiking and all around use then this is the one. When we got to Moab in time for the temps to drop 20 deg. below normal, very windy, and less than stellar vaca conditions. I was able to carry water in the sides (20 oz.) snacks, my normal things in front pocket (compact fire kit, knife, compass, etc.) extra water in main compartment, light jacket or heavy shirt. it carried well for what it is. Truthfully, I will be using it more as a day use pack as well. Can't beat this for the money. The zipper s are a little light weight but if you're not cramming a ton of stuff in a small pack, you won't have a problem. I like it so well, I ordered 2 more yesterday (both for my son) and will likely order another for my wife soon.

This is a pretty small backpack.. it definitely will fit an average 13-15in laptop, but it'll be a teensy snug. BUT it is a PERFECT daytrip bag. The amount of space you get for the size is surprisingly impressive! The zippers seem small but the pockets are huge! It's amazing! It was recieved really well, and it's made of nice, thin material. Easy to fold back into the compact bag size! If you plan to only ever use this as an emergency bag or a daytrip/errands bag and use it with care, this should last a good while!I've only just gotten it today, but it seems promising and seems sufficient enough to work for what I bought it for :)Nice purchase!

I love this pack so much!! It's so light, it has good sized pockets that are deep, lots of places to clip on carabiners, the zippers have long loops on them so they're easy to zip and unzip, you can tell the material is water resistant. Everything advertised about this pack is spot on and it looks really nice as well. It's a great bag for traveling and hiking and it even fits my 18" laptop and 5 subject notebook for school! Definitely recommend to anyone looking for a back pack. 🙂

Have had this pack for a little over a year and am SO happy with it! It’s lightweight, but holds plenty of stuff for day hikes. Has lots of different pockets and compartments for organization, but most importantly, it’s so comfortable to wear. The only con is that water bottles tend to fall out of the side pockets if you don’t clip the strap around them, but one I figured that out, I was good to go. Will be buying another for my husband and have recommended the pack to all my friends.

Bought this for a bug out bag but it's very tiny. Not very much can fit in it and it seems like not much weight to rip it. Zipper broke first time unzipping I was able to fix it though.I will need to purchase a better bag this one won't do. Possibly ok for my son to use.

Smaller than expected.

I bought this because the last 3 North Face backpacks I bought had such stiif straps they hurt my neck and shoulders. Plus they were heavy before I even put anything in them. I gave them all away and decided to try this. It weighs almost nothing and the straps are super soft. I wore it on the Emerald Lake trail at Rocky Mountain National Park and, despite having it on for over 4 hours, I never even felt that I was wearing a backpack. It held 2 Nalgene water bottles, a fairly heavy camera, snacks, phone, kleenex, wipes, chapstick, car keys, etc. Everything you would bring on a decent hike and yet I never felt I was even wearing it, my neck and shoulders never hurt, etc. I will be bringing this to Yellowstone in a couple weeks for my hiking pack. I would totally buy again and will be buying them for loved ones for gifts because they are such a great product.