Naturehike 65L Internal Frame Hiking Backpack for Outdoor Camping Travel Backpacking Backpack for Adult (65L, Black)
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- [Large-capacity mountaineering rucksack, 60L+5L] This mountaineering rucksack has pockets at various positions for comfort when climbing, and has a rain cover and hydration function. With a capacity of 60 liters, it is ideal not only for mountaineering but also for long-term tent stays in the four seasons. Height 26.38in x width 10.23in x width 7.09in. Weight: 2.56lbs.
- [Ergonomic design and comfortable trekking backpack] The ergonomically designed back pad and shoulder cushion reduce the bite into the shoulder with its exquisite thickness. The back pad has a mesh cushion structure with excellent breathability, so it does not get stuffy even if you use it for a long time and you can wear it comfortably.
- [Multi-functionality/practicality] With a compression strap on the top and both sides of the bag, it is possible to bind things such as trekking poles and sleeping bags firmly. A separate pocket on the back of the backpack allows for convenient shoe storage for travel. A large-capacity model that can store travel items such as sleeping bags, tents, PET bottles, trekking poles, clothing, shoes, and is ideal for mountaineering and long-term travel.
- [Load capacity 15KG] A tough backpack that can withstand up to 15kg. The fabric is made of high quality 420D nylon, which is not only durable and long-lasting, but also has the function of preventing tears and scratches, and also has waterproof performance to prevent the entry of light rain. (* It has a water-repellent property and is not completely waterproof.)
- [Multi-purpose] Lightweight and easy to carry, it is compact and suitable for outdoor/climbing/travel/camping/commuting/business trip/school/sports/gym/hiking/motorcycle/town use/disaster prevention. Even if you carry it on your back for a long time, you will not get tired easily and you will feel comfortable carrying it on your back. Ideal for outdoors.
Product Dimensions: 7.09 x 10.24 x 26.38 inches
Item Weight: 2.55 pounds
Department: unisex-adult
Manufacturer: Naturehike
Item model number: Czarny 60+5L
Age Range Description: Adult
Item Weight: 1.16 Kilograms
Number Of Items: 1
Units: 1 Count
Capacity Total: 65 Liters
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Color: Black
I wanted a large and light backpack for overnight to multi-day trips. I have a much larger and some smaller packs from REI and Osprey but wanted something lighter that would still let me go winter camping. It isn't large enough for me to carry extra gear for kids, etc. but it hit the sweet spot for me on solo trips. On a random note, I actually really enjoyed having the water bottle holder (won't hold a 1 liter but will hold a .750) right at the chest, since I've never like bladders much. I know a lot of videos talk about the mesh pocket in the back and this is my first pack with one. I loved being able to put the, "I want this sort of close" stuff (puffy, trowel, foam pad, etc.) in there and go. It also let me shed layers as I warmed up in the mornings in basically no time. This pack took a little time to get the straps adjusted and the load tensioners on the top never quite got where I wanted them. All that being said, I shaved off several pounds from my base weight and still had more room for extra gear. Given the price compared to Z-pack and others, I can't give it less than 5 stars. I am not ultralight and still bring some luxury items but, on my last two trips, I've focus on cutting weight to make the hike more enjoyable and this pack alone was a huge difference. Finally, I can't attest to waterproof (without using the cover) but sprinkles and morning dew were no issue. I've seen no signs of wear or tear but have only put 20 or so miles on it so really can't say. It seems to be pretty standard ripstop material but the weight difference was worth it for me.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2020 by Jim Archy Jim Archy
Color: Black
First impressions are very good. Bag holds a lot for its size. Outside mesh is great for a "stash spot" for the things you might take on/off like rain jacket if it's on and off. Or things you want easy access to throughout the day. I am probably testing its limit, but that mesh holds a LOT. The inside is one large area, so plan your packing strategically. Very comfortable, I've only hiked about 10 miles with it, but had it loaded way up and clocking in around 32lbs, not the bag's fault - I overpacked. I mention it only to say even at that weight, it wore well. Hip belt pockets are a nice feature and I really like the side pockets for water bottles. My chief concern is durability. It comes with these cool little "straps" that enable you affix something like a chair, a small tent, etc. rolled and on the top outside of the bag. The straps are like paracord and have a pull loop to cinch it tight once you clip the straps. It works very well, but on my third time using it the "loop" pulled apart. I "fixed it" by tying the now-loose end into a loop with a bowline. It's suitable but I would actually suggest the maker do the same (use a bowline) and THEN seal that with the "heat shrink" that's used to make it look nice. It is still 100% functional and I think my repair is actually more durable than the original manufacturing but it's made me nervous about the bag and what other "little things" might start to fray with limited use. I am happy for the size and weight at this price point. It's about 4lbs lighter as a bag than my prior 65L pack and holds every single piece of gear that was in my 65L pack. I'm not an ultralight hiker or a long haul hiker, but I wanted something that would enable me to "gut out" a 5-10 day distance hike someday while lugging along some creature comforts like a larger tent and a camp chair. This thing hits that mark and that means it'll also be great if/when I start to really shave out the big ounces.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2024 by mw
Color: Black
I'm 6'2" 280lb. I loaded the ever loving crap out of this thing (40 pounds) on a recent backpacking trip. I swung it over my shoulder by one strap a bunch, and threw it around, trying to test the durability of the sewing and fabric. So far nothing has come even close to tearing or even stretching at the seams of the straps or body of the bag. It was very comfortable. The only thing that failed was a a pull loop on one of the top cinch straps, but I just tied a knot and it worked the same, like I said I'm rough on things. Like others say, the frame does squeak a bit sometimes, not all the time though, and it does not bother me. And as far as the frame goes, it is actually really well designed. It is technically internal, but it carries like an external frame bag, and the back support acts like a good mesh. I ordered the z packs arc light haul, and I didn't care for it enough to have spent 400 dollars on it, so I ordered this one just for gits and shiggles, and I sent back the arc haul the next day after receiving this. The arc haul has all these tiny straps all over every thing, and whereas that does save weight, my meat hands couldn't readily operate them. The belt strap on the arc haul is made of these tiny straps, and they dug into my belly. Also the arc haul just seems fragile at all the seams because of the material used. I am a meat head and I would have broken it within a week I'm sure. If I break the nature hike, it was $100, so no harm really, but it seems more sturdy to me with a negligible weight penalty. The zip version of the arc haul does seem awesome, I despise digging in a bag, I would love to be able to open it from the front. It would be cool if nature hike would make a zip for sure, but this thing is old standby material as is. You can not beat the value.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2024 by Howard Debock
Color: Black
The media could not be loaded. Really wanted to like this backpack. Took it out for a short test hike. The pack made squeaky noise every step of the way. It was not coming from fabric friction like some other brands of packs, but rather from the movement of the joints in the internal frame. It could be a design or construction issue. I couldn’t risk a potential equipment failure for a longer trip with this pack, so had to return it.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2024 by B L