I walked miles with this bag without it weighing on my shoulders. I recommend it! Only one downside: the complicated use of the thin fasteners on the bag.

I purchased the backpack last July (July 26) in order to go on a 10-day hike, carrying a tent. Overall, I am disappointed with its design. As much for the weight of the bag and when there is no tent to carry, it meets the need, as soon as there is a tent, it is catastrophic: - the tent does NOT hold with the straps of the bag. Really not. I have an ultra light Quechua tent. I hung it under the bag. It fell all the time. I tried lots of different hanging techniques: crossing the straps of the bag, clipping the straps of the bag into the straps of the tent... what worked, in the very end, was to hang the two straps of the bag together by making a big knot, to prevent the straps from loosening. For your information, I did several days of hiking holding the straps myself... - the straps on the side, used to hang things, especially clothes that are drying, are unusable: I crossed them in all directions to try to make lines but it doesn't hold. - the bag itself is quite limited in carrying comfort. The first few days I had huge bruises - my bag weighed 12 kg with the tent, which is the maximum weight allowed. The carrying straps don't really reach the hips and I tighten them as much as possible without them holding. I'm 1m80 and very thin: so the female morphology is perfect for my shoulders, maybe less so for my waist/hip? The fact remains that it lacked padding at the hips and the possibility of tightening more. Not to mention the fact that the bag squeaks a lot: you can forget about walking in silence. The previous points that are essential for hiking really surprised and disappointed me, especially considering the cost of the bag. I would like to point out, however, that it has some real positive points: - its ultra light weight - perhaps a little too much compared to comfort - its rain cover - the storage in the hip straps, to have equipment to carry while walking - the accessible and practical water bottle holders

Comfortable bag but above all very light, appreciable

Excellent backpack, lightweight.

Multiple compartments for easy use

I chose to invest in this bag for its weight. But the bag is very uncomfortable on the lower back. The lack of padding meant that I felt the frame which caused me burns. The side pockets are large, but can only be used to store bulky things since they are open along their entire length.

Lack of comfort at the back level I walked 800km lack of padding especially at the lower back

Backpack used to do the GR20 in Corsica (northern part in 6 days) with the 2 water bottles the bag weighed around 10kg. Very good design of the "rear sail" fabric which allowed me to never have my back wet. The straps could be a little more "padded" even if my shoulders didn't hurt during the 6 days of hiking. Access to the water bottle through the side pockets is not possible once the backpack is full (I had not made this observation during my training on the 25 moguls course with the bag less full).

Ultra comfortable backpack. I finally found what I was looking for for a long time.

Take it to Japan for mountain climbing. The backpack can be used as hand luggage, so you can board and disembark quickly without waiting for check-in. Fits the body shape, is easy to adjust, comfortable to carry, and feels less weight-bearing. It is very convenient to store and retrieve items, and the breathable interlayer can be used to stuff commonly used items such as slippers, jackets, etc.

ergonomic, comfortable, it accompanied me during my 18-day trek o

Not bad and suitable