Gelindo Men's Daypack Backpacks, CP-Tan, 35L

I got the 35L, and it fits slim to medium frames perfectly. 20-30lb loads, depending on the shoot (photographer).It has small details that really go a long way, but are often ignored at this price point. I'll leave the "normal" backpack details to regular reviewers. I'm pushing limits, and you probably want to know what made me choose this bag over my multiple $200+ specialized camera bags.1: Waist straps. Tip: If you don't know what your iliac crest is, please google it. It makes or breaks waist straps. For my body, the pockets on the straps wrap fully around my iliac crest, so it can sit freely above. This pocket is AMAZING--even if you don't use it, the added surface area alone lets you hold significantly heavier weight, more safely (25+lbs).TL;DR -- I can completely REMOVE the shoulder straps, and the bag holds ALL of the weight on my hips without falling.2: Molle. Look at the picture. Plenty of points to choose from.3: Y-Strap. I'm not using this for hiking. It's for photography. The Y-strap adds one extra layer of anti-theft--you simply can't open the rear pockets easily (or at all) without having to undo the Y-strap.4: Compression straps. They're sturdy and hold. I'm hanging 10lb tripods with wheels on these things. They don't loosen unless I do something stupid. If it can handle the perpendicular tension I'm putting on the strap, I'm pretty confident it can handle the normal use of compression straps. I shoot at events and conventions, so tons of strangers who are strangers to each other.5: Load lift straps: Very generous range. I wouldn't have been able to get this to comfortably hug my back (while still resting on my hips overall) without this. I use a camera sleeve inside this bag, so I can't get shift heavier items as close to the midpoint as one should for a proper load--these straps help a ton. TIP: If you don't know what I mean by that, I strongly recommend separate reading before trying heavy loads like mine, to avoid strain and injury.6: Main compartment: It fully opens! As in, the backpack splits in half. If I have this resting on the ground, I can open it fully so I'm not sticking my hands into a dimly lit backpack, feeling for the correct lens/modifier.Some bad (though not a big deal for normal users, I guess?):- Lack of interior anchor points. If it DID have anchor points, one could use straps/velcro to suspend delicate equipment against falls. OR better position heavier items, for heavy load safety.- Non-flexible interior compartment pockets. EX: Those pen holders, card pockets, etc. Higher end bags sometimes have elastic, or padded fabric. Not applicable to me, but may be to you.- Insulation pocket: Nice gimmick, but only really applicable to lighter loads or smaller bladders. Because of its placement, you'll feel it on your back, and in a full load, you can't really shift it to the side to prevent offsetting the central weight.And by now I've written so much, I realize I look like a paid review. I'm not. I just love how perfectly fit this bag is for my needs--I no longer need to carry three separate things for my gear, and am STILL putting less stress on my shoulders and back (Read: My iliac crest comment).

This holds everything I need and I keep in it my truck. Lots of pockets and places to clip things. and my hydration bladder fits perfect with lots of space.

lightweight yet sturdy. Very durable. Strong zippers. i have 5 of these packs and no failures.

I have not used this pack in the field, yet. My initial inspection - the zippers seem to be a little light weight. The water bladder compartment is excellent sized, will easily handle 3 liter bladder, and has great access through zippered, and insulated compartment that rests against your back, provides great cushioning. The waist band packs hold my GPS unit and range finder. It is a little difficult to open/close the waist zippers while wearing the pack. Some of the strap ends tuck neatly into the pack, some have loop band to secure strap end. Some strap ends will hang loose. I like the duel side compression straps and the vertical Y strap. These straps are a little thinner than what is on my other pack, but I think they will do the job nicely. The molle stitched loops on each side and front of pack, are all the same size. I wanted to carry my tripod (Primos Gen-3 Trigger stick) on my pack but the Molle loops were too small for one of the legs of the tripod to slip thru. I fixed this by cutting out the stitching on top and bottom rows of the Molle. (a tough job because all the stitching on the pack is very stout). Now I can slip one leg of the tripod through the widened molle loops very nicely. The bag has waterproof lining inside all the compartments (except the one I accidently nicked with my razor knife while trying to remove the stitching) There is ample straps at bottom/top/back Y strap to carry coats, rain gear, pad. The inner compartments have plenty of storage. The padded backpack harness (shoulder straps) are sewn into the pack so cannot be removed. They appear to be strong enough to carry any load I'll want to carry. This is a good pack for hunting. It is everything as advertised and, I think, it is an excellent value for the money. I knocked it down a star for versatility (because of the narrow Molle Loops) and durability (because of the light weight zipper). One other thing, this pack has a 1 year warrantee - but you have to scan the QR code (I don't know how to do that and I don't want to download another app - with all the additional spam that will bring) so I'll just take my chances on the pack holding up.

This is a great back pack.If you're a bigger guy, 6'2" 325lbs this belt fit around my waist with room to spare.There are plenty of compartments. Zip po er have held up great. The insulated compartment is very good. The small compartment on top is good for wallet, passport and phone.There are shoulder strap rings and clips for your water camel (bladder). Several inner compartments for pens, maps, passports or wallets. Space to use as a carry bag with the side sinches let all the way out.I have a battery with a belt clip on it and I clipped it into the hole for the water bag and got a 8 foot phone cord and never needed a charge and never had a dead phone all through my trip to Egypt.Also the bag will sinch down very thin with all the tie downs.Shoulder straps are comfortable to wear over one shoulder or the correct way.I can't say enough good things about this backpack its, great. Oh and of course, the price is better than every other one I've seen. I got a $9 bladder to add to this. Not the one Amazon recommended I didn't luks the way the water comes out on that one. See my reviews to see that one.***I got no discount nor am I affiliated with this company.**

J'adore mon sac à dos. Je le traine partout dans le bois, en chaloupe, en kayak etc. Je n'ai rien de négatif à dire dessu. Il est confortable à trainer sur son dos et est parfait pour plusieurs situation. Le tissu est fait solide et il y a beaucoup de compartiment de rangement. Je le recommande à 100 %

This was a Christmas gift. The recipient was delighted, because she'd "suggested" it in late summer and now is looking forward to using it as a beach packsack. It has LOTS of compartments to stash items by category and can be fitted with a leak proof beverage bladder, which she also received. She sees this as a good solution to easily carry all that is taken to the beach, in only one trip from the car. It's versatile enough to serve many purposes. I thought it was a little expensive, but it does appear to be very high quality. I'm sure it was last for many years.

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So many pockets is the only downside... i know im carrying this or that but i cant remember which darn pocket I put it in!Padded straps are comfortable, and the option to cinch up great.I like the side pockets on the waist straps too