SKYSPER Hiking Backpack 50L Rucksack - Roll Top Backpacking Backpack Lightweight Camping Travel Pack for Men Women

I’m extremely impressed with this SKYSPER Hiking Backpack 50L. The roll top design is a brilliant feature — it gives you the flexibility to adjust the capacity depending on how much gear you’re carrying. You can easily fit a tent, sleeping bag, clothes, and all the essentials for a multi-day trip without any trouble. At just 2.2 lbs, it’s incredibly lightweight, which makes a huge difference on long hikes. It doesn’t feel heavy or bulky even when fully packed, which is a big plus for anyone trekking for hours or days at a time. The high-density 600D polyester and 210D nylon plaid fabric feels tough and durable, yet the backpack remains comfortable thanks to the well-padded back and adjustable straps. The breathable, ergonomic carrying system really helps with ventilation and ensures the weight is evenly distributed, reducing strain on your back and shoulders. The user-friendly design is another highlight. The front elastic cord is perfect for quickly stashing a jacket or hat, and the clever rubber tube on the strap makes it easy to secure a trekking pole on the go. I also really appreciate the included rain cover, which is a thoughtful touch and essential for unpredictable weather. Overall, this is an outstanding backpack for hiking, camping, and backpacking trips. It’s spacious, lightweight, comfortable, and thoughtfully designed. Absolutely recommended for anyone looking for a reliable and versatile pack!

This backpack is perfect, comfortable, adjusts well, I'm only 165cm (5'5") and made it fit me perfectly. Lots and lots of space. Plenty of extra pockets and compartments, tie points, elastic cords etc. Materials used are great and waterproof. Padding is fantastic. I love the zip pockets on the waist belt, good to keep quick grab items without having to take backpack off. Nice colour. Feels lightweight even with 10kg+ of items in. The last backpack i tried (from different brand) was terrible nothing good to say about it and had to return, this skyper 50L tengger one is opposite i have nothing bad to say. Update: I still think this backpack is great but one downside is the side mesh pockets don't have enough stretch so if I have a packed main section its difficult to squeeze a flask into them, but with a little bit of adjusting main section I can just fit it in, more stretch would solve this. And I wish the loop straps at back/bottom (meant for poles etc) would expand larger. Other than this still a fantastic backpack best I've had so far.

I have been using the SKSYPER backpack, sometimes daily now, for almost a full year. Here is my review of its performance.Pros: •Strong; it holds weight above its described performance level. The Velcro seal is excellent; rolling it down offers even more sealing from the elements. Offers a further 10% extra storage when needed. • With the included rain raincover, it offers even more protection from the elements. The shoulder and waist straps are padded and comfortable. This is where the backpack begins to fail, in my opinion.Cons: •The lack of an internal frame becomes abundantly obvious over time; the pack seems to sag away from the back, causing a struggle when packing in your contents. Weight distribution is lacking, no matter how you pack it. This imbalance causes the pack to pull backwards, which forces you to constantly lean forward to compensate, ultimately leading to shoulder aches.The bottle pockets are too far back, causing some discomfort at times as you reach to either side of the pack to retrieve the bottle.The overall build quality of the backpack is excellent, however, and I would not discard it. I shall keep it as a daypack and use it for light shopping trips or an overnight stay at a hotel. I would still recommend it for a general-use backpack but not as a serious hiking or camping pack. I hope Skyser addresses some of these issues in future iterations, as I think, with proper thought, they could become a leading brand of backpack creators. I hope this review helps you gain some insight if you're considering purchasing this backpack.

I've bought it for my son, who is 11 yo. Comfortable, light and practicle. Good quality.

Awful. It doesnt any extra pockets outside....the top doesnt have a zip and if u attach properly things will fall out and loose stuff like it has happened to me

This was exactly what I was looking for as my old Osprey talon was just a little small to fit everything I needed to thru-hike and it just wasn't comfortable with so much attached to the outside of the pack, I can fit everything inside this with room to spare which includes tent, footprint, sleeping pad, sleeping bag, cooking gear, food for three days, 2 ltr of water, spare cloths, camp shoes, puffa jacket, rain trousers & jacket and all the little extras to make camping more comfortable as I am no microlight hiker bringing the total pack weight to 9.6kg and the pack remains comfortable, which I wouldn't have thought possible with a budget pack for £46 but it is. Roll top packs not only make more sense for thru-hiking as everything in your pack you are going to need when you make camp so I use a liner at the bottom where I put my sleeping bag, pad, camp clothes, puffa jacket and power bank & electronics and anything else I cant get wet inside the liner and seal. Everything else goes on top including my tent so when I get to camp and open up the backpack the tent comes out first with the footprint, and if I was only going for a day hike the pack can roll down to suit the load so it makes this pack good for most hikes. Cons The pack fits me well probably because I have an average height of 178cm and an average build of 76kg but the pack back support is not adjustable like the expensive packs are so it is most likely made to fit the average size so it may not be as comfortable on someone smaller or taller. The pack has a place inside for a water bladder & clips for the tube but I don't like using bladders as they are too much hassle to fill and impossible to know how much water is left, so I prefer bottles and if carrying water in the side pockets I can't reach them while wearing the pack, but an addition of two net shoulder strap pouches solves this problem which I always use anyway.

It is extremly confortable and fits so many things. We use 2 with my wife and 2 children to travel around Europe - just anazing!

used it to climb volcano in Chile - perfect capacity, lots of little sections, and convenient thingies to put your poles or ice axe.