ZOMAKE Foldable Backpack Lightweight Packable 35 L, Hiking Daypack Water Resistant Travel Bag Nylon Outdoor Sports Camping Rucksack Walking Trekking for Men Women Seniors

Colour matches the photo. Very spacious. Surprisingly lightweight

Very nice and strong. Huge space and very light weight

A light weight bag and good to be used as emergency bags. But wish to have at least 2 compartments inside.

It has good quality bag. The bag can handle weight.

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Delivered last night and on our way to the airport… First usage - hanging loop broke and main strap is becoming unstitched…

Bad quality for price

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I've carried this bag through the worst and it's proven to be resilient! I love how compact and tiny it looks but I filled it up to the max and it fit so much! I love how lightweight it is and the compartments are perfect. Ive done so many hikes this year with it, it was my hand luggage on the plane and stowed away so nicely I even had space for my feet under the seat. It's seen a lot of sand, mud and rock and still managed to keep the inner contents free of all of that. And I was surprised it didn't tear when it got caught when I was in a cave setting. I honestly can't think of a single con... I mean sure, extra padding on the straps would be nice but then it wouldn't make it as light weight and compactible. Highly recommend!

Un sac léger, compact, très bien pour un appoint.

Zeer handig en degelijk ! gebruik hem dagelijks.

Jest nieco wiekszy niz 20l mini bagaz Ryanair, co powoduje ze swietnie sie sprawdza w tej roli (zostaje ze 2l miejsca - 35l ze specyfikacji to tylko taki żarcik). Jest wygodny do noszenia, dosc maly po zlozeniu, a dzieki licznym paskom jest tez bardzo wygodny do troczenia na gorze sakw na bagazniku rowerowym, jako ekstra przestrzeń do zapakowania np. biezacych zakupow na wyjezdzie. I raczej mocny - bez strat przeżył 2 tygodnie na Saharze.

I bought this backpack for an upcoming, month-long trip to Japan. My main luggage will be a larger backpack (TLS Motherlode Weekender), but there are several points where I’ll be leaving my larger backpack behind and traveling for 1-2 nights with this smaller backpack instead. So, I wanted a backpack that is extremely lightweight, takes up very little room when packed, is waterproof, holds enough to act as an overnighter, and is comfortable to wear. I feel like I hit the jackpot with this backpack. To test it out, I used it as my carry-on for a 7-night trip to Hawaii. I’ve included three photos showing it packed for the trip. I managed to fit a 9x12” folder with about 1/2” thick stack of letter-sized paper, 5 sketchbooks (I’m testing them too), two bags of pens and other art supplies, a bag of sundries, my iPad, phone, wallet, earphones, a cardigan, water bottle and all the other little stuff one carries on a trip. You can see all of this in the first photo. The second photo is a peak inside the bag with it full packed and still room to spare. The backpack has one large inner compartment, with an unpadded laptop sleeve sized big enough to easily fit the folder, iPad and my two largest sketchbooks. The large compartment is generously sized and will easily fit a small or medium packing cube along with toiletries and a smaller selection of art supplies for my Japan trip. There are also two zippered compartments on the front. The top compartment easily fit my wallet and smart phone. The half moon pocket below is quite large, and further divided inside with a pocket, and a zippered mesh pocket to make it easy to organize all your little things. There are also two mesh water bottle holders - one on either side, and the top elastic held my water bottles quite securely. My third photo is of the backpack with the aforementioned load. (Notice there’s still room to spare. In Hawaii, I used the bag almost every day when going on different excursion. Despite its lack of padding, the wide shoulder straps distributed the load quite evenly and I was pleasantly surprised how comfortable it was, even with a heavy-ish load and longer (mile plus) walks. It also rained on us for the first two days of our trip, and I can now confirm that the backpack is waterproof as well. The only thing I didn’t love were the chest straps. As a woman, I found they were placed just a little lower than was optimal. They can slide up and down for best fit, but the highest placement was still a little low, but not so low that I couldn’t use them for extra security when hiking over more uneven terrain. The fourth photo, shows the chest strap buckled. (You can also see the bright orange emergency whistle/buckle - not my favorite feature) The last photo, I tried to show the backpack’s profile when worn. It’s definitely a slimmer profile than many, which is nice as well. If you find this review useful, please click the ‘helpful’ link below - your feedback really helps encourage me to keep writing these reviews, and taking the pictures to go along with. Thanks!