NEVO Rhino 40L 60L 80L Internal Frame Hiking Backpack,Ultralight Daypack for Camping Backpacking

I bought this pack back in June 2020 and have taken it on somewhere around a dozen short (1-4 day) backpacking trips since then. Overall, it's a decent pack that distributes weight well and is relatively comfortable. It's got a lot of great features and is pretty sturdy. One thing to note is that this pack starts getting pretty uncomfortable with loads any heavier than 35-40 lbs. But, If you can manage to keep your total pack weight under under 35 lbs or so, this pack feels super comfy. For reference, I'm 6'0'', 180 lbs.After 2 1/2 years of abuse on trips with this pack, the hip belt is starting to tear off and there are multiple tears and rips in various places along the pack. Because of this, i'm finally looking to replace it. However, this was my first real backpacking pack and I was pretty rough on it so it isn't unexpected. Overall, I would say this is a great pack for the pricepoint that it's at.

Great backpack! worth the money!

I was a bit shocked pulling this guy out of the box. The material is made out of a fabric that feels much like a tarp and makes a lot of noise. The zippers didn't feel very sturdy and for a woman I'd say this pack is way to big. I could adjust the straps in the correct position to take weight off my back. My fear was this pack would last more than a trip or two.

Waist strap broke before I even took it out on the trail. Loaded up for a quick, light trip up Pike's Peak just to try out some new gear, and the waist strap failed the second I went to adjust it. Take it from a seasoned backpacker of 25 yrs and save your money for a bag that won't fail before you even hit the trail for the first time.This was a gift to me, and frankly, I was excited about the design and price, but skeptical to see how it would do. I never would have bought a cheapo bag myself, but it seemed like it could be sturdy enough to do the job. Well, as it turns out, you get what you pay for. Very disappointed with this product.I began noticing the shoddy construction while starting to load up. Thread hanging from seams, frayed edges, underwhelming attachment of strapping, poor materials, etc... Figured it should be ok if I keep it light and loose, though. Got loaded with no issue as it's a good size and has numerous access points which are a big plus in my book. Put it on and it's nice and light, and pretty cozy with all the padding. Cinched the shoulders just right, clip the waist belt, start to tighten the waist, and boom goes the dynamite. A light tug and it completely tore out from the seam. I hadn't even gotten it tight enough to sit on my hips at all yet.Oh well, lesson learned. Never go cheap on the backpack. Glad it did break before I was halfway up the mountain, though. Btw, don't expect a response from the company when you try to contact them about your inevitable problems. Will update if they actually do anything about it.Overview: You can do better. Or you can waste your money on a bag that will leave you stranded.Pros:great design ideas, comfortable, expandable, very adjustable, good accessCons:poor construction, poor materials, poor overall workmanship

This thing is big, but it's also just the right size! I'm 5'2", I can carry it fine! I have a big zero° sleeping bag and I can fit it in the main compartment with room above it and room below it, so it works out fine. I am also able to attach things on the outside. I camp a lot with scouts BSA, so this comes in handy a lot! It is a bit on the heavier side, but I'm sure that's because of the size and durability.