NaturehikeHiking Camping Backpack 45L/65L Lightweight Internal Frame with Rain Cover for Backpacking Outdoor Sports ((40+5) L Black, (40+5) L)

Comfortable, and adjustable. I bought the 45L it came with the chest strap. The belt can be removed. Years ago I bought a osprey pack that had no room , wasted pocket space, this pack is way better design for more storage same liters. I'm very pleased with my purchase for mountains and travel. I feel like I upgraded on a pack for a cheap price. Nice durable rip stop type fabric. Lots of storage space in the center of the pack where it's mostly needed. holds water bottle and hiking poles well with this design of the lace up sides . It can pack up small enough for carry-on airplane.

Wanted a lighter 40L pack to replace my 37L Osprey. It’s lighter, carries well but not as comfortable as my osprey. I have a 19” torso and the pack feels a bit loose all the time. I can’t get it to feel nice and secure to me when I need to do a bit of technical maneuvering, it’s moves around too much….where my osprey stays glued to me whe I winch it down. It’s fine for general backpacking, comfortable enough for a multi day trip, cheap, made well, no complaints other than I can’t adjust it to suit my needs when scrambling.

I don’t think this is actually 65L, it’s pretty slim and I could not fit my bear can inside (sideways), which makes this really not usable for my backpacking in bear country. However, it’s a really well made bag & feels nice, I plan to use it for traveling and backpacking in areas where bear cans aren’t required. It’s definitely an excellent alternative to the expensive hyperlite stuff.

I decided to take a chance on this pack even after reading a number of critical reviews on the internet. It didn’t work out for me and was returned.Positive:1. Great price2. Excellent materials3. Very light not ultra light4. My pack had a sternum strap (some report the 40+5 does not come with one)Negative:1. I’m 5’7” 130 lbs. My torso length is approx. 17”. This pack was way too long.2. The 40 liter capacity for the main compartment is optimistic at best3. Take a look at stokerogt.com online. They reviewed the 60+5 version and their lengthy comments alsoapply to this pack.This pack could be great with a few design changes like shoulder strap and load lifter placement, larger volume waist band pockets and angled water pockets. I look forward to a 2.0 version with these low to no cost production changes. Naturehike are you listening?

I have never owned a Zpacks but this NT backpack is pretty comfortable and light. I spent the saved money on Nemo bags and pads.

Based off of the measurements given, 10.2×7.0×24 inches, I was prepared to have to figure something out for my bear canister, but this bag is clearly bigger than it says it is!!My UDAP No-Fed-Bear canister (8×8×10 inches) fits HORIZONTALLY in the pack!!I will have to take this out to get a real feel for the bag, and might update the review.I only gave 4 stars because the straps aren't adjustable up/down, so it doesn't fit my torso at all, but I plan to fix that.

Ordered 60+5L and received 40+5L. Looked decent, but returned because I need a larger bag.