Victop50L Hiking Backpack for Men Women Large Capacity Mountaineering Bag Water Resistant Trekking Rucksack Travel Daypack Lightweight Camping Backpack with Adjustable Straps for Outdoor Sports

I bought this backpack because the description states 50L internal frame backpack. This item does not have a internal fame. So disappointed with this item

This product is very light and good quality with lots of compartments

Bag is light and can fit quite a lot in only problem zips feel quite cheap like there gonna snap especially when bag is full an your trying to squeeze the bag closed. On the back it’s comfy at fist but after a short while bag hurts in shoulder as not much padding but if your looking for a bag to carry light an not pack it out it’s waterproof and cheap so wouldn’t be to bad but not recommend for a bcamping trip with heavy load as not very comfortable and your zips could snap if not careful

Light weight! Spacious! Comfortable!Went to 2 tours with this bag, not single complaint... Worth the price and pretty good built

The media could not be loaded.  As usual, the package arrived very quickly from Amazon.I ordered this Victop 50L Backpack, not only for when we go away, but also for shopping, as I sold my car a couple of years ago as it was no longer needed, so this has come in very handy.The backpack is very light with two mesh side pockets for things like water bottles, one zipped pocket and one open pocket on the back. The large main compartment has a double zip (more about that later), and a large inner pocket which the description shows holds a laptop, but I wouldn’t put my laptop in it as it has no padding. There are straps galore for sleeping bags, tents, ground sheet etc.The shoulder straps are padded, but I personally think they could do with a bit more padding, after a long walk with quite a lot shopping in it, it does get uncomfortable. I do like the straps at the front that tighten across your chest and waist, it does make it more comfortable, I have another backpack that doesn’t have them and I wish it did.Now to the zip for the main compartment, one of the two glides along, the other is really hard to move (see my video), I thought there might have been a piece of material stuck underneath the zip, as we all know can happen now and again, but there wasn’t as you can see in the video, so I only have the one zip to close the compartment, and the worry is, if the other breaks then I won’t be able to close the compartment at all.At the time of writing this review the price is £39.99, and I’m afraid to say a quick search for 50L backpack will show you this is quite expensive for what it is.The squares on the table I use when photographing and videoing items are 1cm squares, you can use them to help you judge the size of items I photograph.I hope you have found this review, photos and video helpful.

A well made backpack with a user friendly design. It's been manufactured using good quality materials and processes. The backpack comfort level has been slightly affected by its budget price in terms of the back and strap padding. The cushioning across the surface against your back and the shoulder and waist straps is minimal and not very dense. It's far from uncomfortable but there are more comfortable options.This bag has been made to a very high standard with a manufacturing process that I'd expect from a major brand. The materials used are resilient, tough and durable and have all been stitched together flawlessly and strongly. I'm particularly impressed with the mesh net type material which is on the sides for drinks bottles and the front pouch. This is often velulnerable to tears from passing vegetation but this stuff they've used seems tough and resilient to damage. It holds a drinks bottle really well too.The clips, clasps and toggles are all made from strong and robust plastics, probably ABS and not cheap brittle stuff. The strapping is woven very well and seem tough enough to rely upon.The fabric has a good degree of water repellency. Though not entirely waterproof.The main compartment of the backpack is large and unhampered by a bladder pouch. Which makes sense as there are two bottle pouches on the sides. Ideal for me as I prefer bottles. There is one large pouch. The main compartment has two zips which run well and have luminous pulls.There is a second compartment at the base which seems ideal to place wet clothing or wet weather gear. This also has two luminous zips. There's a front pouch which has a degree of elasticity and can be secured well with a clasp and strap.There is a further top pouch accessed by zip which is ideal for smaller items and smartphones.I like how the zips have extra material covering them to prevent water ingress.It has two elestic drawstrings for walking poles and strapping at the base for a roll mat. There's also straps on the side for securing further items.The back has a good level of adjustment options.Overall a good quality backpack. You may favour the lightness over comfort when it comes to the padding which would make this a good budget option.