Coreal Unisex 50l Hiking Backpack for Travel Outdoor Sport Camping Trekking Lightweight

This bag is roomy enough and can take on as a carry on. No hydration bag however that wasn't a problem with all the pockets and areas to hold extra water bottles. This bad made it through one heck of cling up Mt. St. Helen's. Ran across crushed lava rocks and boulders. No tears. Great for the $$ spent. Could see this being a two to three day bag if staying for a long weekend. Nice side pouches for treats and snacks. Also can easily store trekking poles on the outside of bag for ease of accessibility.Comfortable straps and weight distributed evenly. Glad we tried this one!

This backpack is a great option for the price! I took it on a 4-day trek of the Inca Trail, and it held up spectacularly despite how much I crammed into it each day. I used every inch of space available, and all of the stitching held up without a single tear. I was able to store a full sleeping bag on the inside along with all my warm clothes and a pair of shoes. The pockets were well placed and convenient to use, and all of the adjustable straps were useful in making the bag more comfortable to carry. I feel confident in using this for future backpacking excursions. I would suggest getting a backpack cover to protect it from rain as it does not come with one.

Love love love! I love to take long kayaking hiking trips for 4-5 days long. I can easy pack warm clothes and all my camping gear. I do wish it had a strap on bottom for sleeping bags but I can easy sew one on myself. Very lightweight and comfortable. I wanna get the daypack that looks just like this for simple hiking trips.

I brought this as my bag for a two week trip to Europe. I wasn’t hiking with it, but I was going to be on the go a lot so a frame pack still seemed ideal. It fit in the overhead as a carry on for all my flights, there are lots of useful compartments, it’s sturdy, comfortable to wear, and it’s pretty - what’s not to love?

My sister and I went on a 1 month backpacking trip to Central America and needed a backpack that was comfortable, spacious, sturdy and inexpensive. Upon much research we decided on this specific model for the space (50L), the padding on the shoulder straps and the waist strap. We were so glad we choose this one because during our trip we did a lot of walking which the padding came in handy. This backpack also went as checked luggage under the plane twice and under many public bus rides under the bus and came out without a single scratch so it’s very well made and durable. I definitely recommend this backpack if you’re on a budget and need a reliable backpack.

This is the second Coreal backpack that tore on the same vacation to Peru. We bought a 40L that didn't even make it to the airport without tearing, and it was packed lightly as a carry on. This 50L tore during our vacation, and we ended up having to buy two Osprey backpacks while in Peru to replace both of them. We would have been better off just investing in the Osprey bags on Amazon before we left on our trip because they would have been cheaper than what we paid in Peru.These Coreal backpacks are cheaply made. I don't know how some reviewers made it through their trip with these. My husband was trying to be very careful with this one since mine tore right away. I don't think they're worth saving money. It became a headache having to spend a couple of hours twice on our trip to find a store so we could buy our Osprey lifetime warranty bags which are amazing. We were stressed having to wear these at the beginning of our trip and wondering at which moment they were going to tear. The gray bag is my husband's 50L which had a strap pop off and was no longer usable. The purple bag is my 40L which tore from the bottom of one of the back straps and had to be tied to use it.

This is the best "extreme budget" pack under 2.2 lbs. it is true to size, comfy for what it is, I would recommend this pack to anyone looking to go lighter on a strict budget.Update: used once in a 10 mile overnight. Carrying about 20lbs of gear. Water bottle meshing has huge holes after first two miles used. But comfy, light and not bad still. Just no durability in the mesh. For $40 it's still a good bag.

This backpack is all you need for a week of travel. I am happy to say that it’s constructs of quality materials and all the seams are tight and strong. I got an entire week’s worth of clothing, 3 pairs of shoes, all my toiletries and 3 pool floats (un-inflated) in the pack and I still have room for more. The handy clip rings on the bag allow for you to hang items off of the backpack as well. I’m leaving 4 stars for now, as i haven’t actually used the pack. We will be traveling soon and I will post an update once we’ve gone through the airports and customs with it.