No laptop compartment

Ultra practical and compatible as cabin luggage

Hiking backpack with suitcase-type opening. Good quality price and comfortable on the back. I would suggest a sheet/leaflet for use (use of pockets, shoulder straps, etc.).

Compared to my previous two backpacks, a new world of convenience. Everything we ever missed is open and very comfortable to wear.

Unfortunately, I ordered these two backpacks a little too small and there wasn't enough time to reorder and return them. Otherwise, it's a great backpack for certain trips

I really liked the look of the backpack and I really like all the features. A lot of it is exactly what I was looking for for my 6 month trip through South East Asia. So far I have always traveled with the Decathlon MH500 40L and, apart from a few small things, I was really satisfied. Now I need these small but subtle differences and a little more space. Unfortunately, what I didn't like about the backpack at all: It's filled like a bulky sack on the back. Unfortunately, the material doesn't hold everything together as well as I would like. It bulges everywhere and you wear a shapeless sack on your back. The filling is also not so optimal because everything slobbers around. However, I only tested the backpack 3 times in different Decathlon branches and only with the weights on site or a few things that were lying around. It may also have been due to the totally modest weights - but due to the material, the packaging wasn't so good either.

Excellent backpack with a good system for not making your back sweat, many pockets with zippers, shoe bag and waterproof backpack cover inside. I advise.

What I appreciate most about the backpack is the easy access through the back and the possibility to detach the upper part and use it separately as a small backpack.

Wonderful

Just a small detail: I think it's a pity that the luggage tag for the luggage tag doesn't have a protective film.

If this bag has some qualities mentioned in other comments, it does not fulfill its function of relieving your shoulders. Which is essential for a bag of this capacity, especially if used during a trek lasting several days. First time I've seen this adjustment system for a trekking bag. There is only one strap to adjust both the height of the straps (shoulders) and the tightness of the straps (ribs). So that when you want to bring the bag closer to your back, the height of the straps is shortened and all the weight of the bag then on your hips, is found entirely on your shoulders... It is to wonder if this bag has been tested well. Left for a 5 day trek, I had to change it at the end of the first day. Prefer a bag that has these settings separately (which already exists on other Forclaz backpacks). Why did you change to this system?

I bought it a few months ago because I wanted to use it for climbing Mt.Fuji, and I used it last week. If you ask me if there are 50 liters, I think it's small (if you watch the introduction video, you'll understand). The best part is that it can be opened wide like a suitcase, making it easy to store and take out. It's convenient to take out, and if you have something you want to use frequently, you should definitely use it. The drink pocket that can be attached to the right back is also located around the area where you stretch your right hand while carrying it on your back, and I was impressed that I could put it in and take it out without looking. If you pull too hard, the weight burden on your shoulders will increase, so I think it should be done moderately. I had to attach the shoulder bag to my chest after carrying it on my back, but it was difficult to see because the joint was too close. I felt a little stressed about usability because I had to remove the joint.・Other small storage is convenient, but I didn't feel like I used it that much.・This time, I didn't use the shoe compartment. However, it is vertically long in the bag, and in terms of space, it may be easier to store other items in the horizontal direction. I think it's good.- The included rain cover is bulkier than I thought, so I felt like I had a lot of luggage. I wrote it in detail, but I am satisfied with the actual usability, it is well made and has a sense of security, so of course I am considering using it for the next mountain climbing.