Mountain Warehouse Ventura Medium Travel Hiking Walking Rucksack Rain Cover Backpack 40 L Bag

Good size and shape. VEry comfortable and easy to access. Lots of gear loops and straps- very handy for carrying camping mattresses and other bulky items, freeing up space in the bag. Well made too.

Been using it for 3 weeks travelling through Australia from the uk. Has been brilliant and held everything I need, for example clothes, 15 inch laptop, camera, GoPro and toiletries. Many pockets to store pieces and is small enough for hand luggage on flights. The top drawstring broke within a week however I am a bit heavy handed. Would probably last a couple years of use so good value overall.

This is an excellent produce in a range were there aren't many 40 litre rucksacks. If I was to be picky and it would be being picky the 40l is made up with several pockets, brilliant for separating your items out, but does loose in the main pocket area. but I guess its just getting use to it as my last rucksack only had one main pocket. yep I'd recommend this rucksack the shoulder steps are well padded and long enough that they don't cut into your armpits.

bought this to do my HML & ML courses. perfect size and allows good access to various locations without emptying from the top to get to things

Good quality- I have this bag more than 3 years and still good conditions. The size is big with a lot of compartments. 4 starts because it is heaviest than I expect.

I wanted a big cheap backpack that would fit as hand luggage and decided on this one. I had no problem flying on EasyJet with it as the top does squish down a bit. Very comfy to wear and comes with lots of useful pockets and a rain cover. The yellow is a great fun colour (proper yellow, not neon). Although it survived my trip and looks fine, I’m not sure if it will last the ten years of abuse my last backpack did. Nonetheless for its price and size, it is a good backpack.

Having spent most of my life on the road, I've always splashed out on quality luggage, as a failure on the road (or in a jungle, or up a mountain) can be a major pain in the butt. When this first arrived I was blown away at how good it looked and how well it appeared to have been manufactured. But then I used it for the first time and the zip pull came off in my hand. No biggy I thought, I'll stick it back on. But the zipper itself was bent. Again, I could have bent the metal myself with hand tools but should you have to on a brand new item? Basically I'd lost all confidence in the bag. I decided to take a chance on a cheap bag because the reviews were good, but from now on I'll stick to higher end luggage I think.

Plenty of room for camping gear and essentials, easy to carry with various pockets for bits.