K5 v2 Olv Adventure Pro Outdoor Camera Hiking Pack (Olive)

Stitching came apart after only owning it for six months, and that was after one trip with it. Strap has already ripped off. Not a great quality bag, not even sure if it can be called good quality.

On paper - this was my dream backpack...the more time I've spent with it, the more I wish I had shopped around a bit more for alternatives. I've spent 9 nights total and 100km hiking total with this pack and here's my thoughts:PROS:80L...its going to hold everything you needgood stitching, materials, buckles and zipperschest piece can hold a ton of geartripod holder is accessible but not in the way of other thingsaccessibility and compartments is fantasticCONS:-One Size...and it doesn't fit all-Shoulder Straps not thick enough, especially if your chest pack is fully loaded. My wife's 10year old 50L pack has about 25% thicker shoulder straps.-The more weight you have in the Chest Pack, the more weight goes directly on your shoulders, regardless of how well balanced your pack is-With Chest pack removed from backpack, and the compartment sections folded flat, the backpack does not feel as structurally supportiveI'm 5'8" 180lbs and 34" Waist...I would consider myself a bit too small for this pack. By the end of last hike, I had the waist straps maxed out and still felt it could use a bit more. The waist itself was adjusted as high up as it would go as well. Initially I had my telephoto in the chest pack (6.5lbs 120-300mm 2.8) alongside a D800 and a small 11-16mm attached - after a 3rd day of hiking I wrapped it in clothes and put it in my main bag, the pressure on my shoulder/trap area was enough to break blood vessels. That being said, with a lighter chest pack, accessibility is amazing, I took more photos wearing this than I typically did with a Lowepro backpack since your camera is RIGHT there.If you have the chance to try this on in a store, or have time on your side to play around with it at home before a big backpacking trip - give it a shot!

Amazing pack!