Reviewed by Charlie boyee - 9th May, 2021 Looks a decent daysack... Looks a decent daysack nice features like side pockets very useful feature in built raincover. Seems well made fabric. Is Overall is on the light side construction side durability for scrapes rough handling not sure not had it long but for the money. It's a decent. Daysack
Reviewed by Grant - 13th Dec, 2020 Superb value Honestly this pack is amazing for the price, has everything you need from a day pack, can attach my walking poles with ease, water bag fits fine, 2 compartments each side where I put a food flask and extra water flask, plenty room for extra layers, equipment and essentials, stretchy easy access compartment for stuff you might want to get to quickly (waterproof ect) used it most the year and cant fault it. Not sure if it will last but its held up good so far.
Review via - 8th Apr, 2020 It’s a great backpack, regardless of the fact it’s so cheap! I’m 6’2 and it fits great, it’ll fit people much smaller fine as well. I’ve been running with it with weights in the pack, and it’s comfy. 10/10.
Review via - 7th Feb, 2020 Eurohike Nova 25 looks more compact , cheaper and far better quality. Although this is 22 liters looks bigger, I bought to fly on Ryan air but now have to test if they allow . still trying out to see if the ergonomics are better and perhaps it is.
Review via - 23rd Sep, 2019 Lightweight, comfortable & functional. Side pockets plenty deep enough to hold a 1-litre water bottle. Handy zip pocket on both sides of hip belt. Large stretch mesh pocket on front will fit a (climbing) helmet. Good size for a day out hiking or cragging, would need something larger for an overnight.
Review via - 15th Feb, 2019 Great value for money. Good bag with lots of features. I've purchased other Technicals products and they have always been good.
Review via - 27th Nov, 2018 the open pocket in the front put me off so returned it. for the price it was a great bag but not what I was looking for
Reviewed by Sam - 29th Aug, 2018 Brilliant Daypack Purchased recently (though not yet used on the trail) and first impressions are good. The main pocket of the bag is large enough for a days gear, and there is a valuables pocket to the top of the bag. Stretch pockets on the sides and front of the bag hold plenty - my large Sigg fits perfectly in the side, where in some bags it hangs out the top. Compression straps and light hook are a nice touch, and the bag sits very comfortably (though how it performs on a long day remains to be seen). This pack to me represents great value for money, given its' similar feature set to more expensive packs.