If you are looking for a backpack-"warehouse" for your travels and you are willing to handle it with a bit of extra care, it is a value for money choice. For the motorcycle rider (anyone who wants it for this use, like me), who wants stability and volume, it is "the best" in its price category.

2 backpacks were purchased last week, approximately. On the first hike we took them on the day before yesterday, the gear loop at the base of one backpack broke. Also, the sleeping pad does not fit on the top straps, as they were too short. The sleeping pad has the typical thickness and length

It is a spacious and durable backpack, with many compartments and generally a good sense of quality. However, all three of us who bought it faced serious problems. In two backpacks, the strap length adjuster (the plastic part) broke, while in the third, the side area where items are placed was completely torn. Also, none of us could fit the sleeping pad on the top straps, as they were too short — and we're talking about a simple pad just 2 cm thick.

The backpack is indeed waterproof, but it proved unreliable for long hikes. In the middle of the route it gave out, resulting in us having to make a four-hour descent with a full load and without functional straps.