King'sGuard 60L Hiking Backpack Large Waterproof Camping Backpack for Men and Women Lightweight Frameless Backpacking Backpack with Rain Cover (Lake Blue)

Sure there are better brands, but for this price, I can’t complain. It’s been out on several overnighted and day hikes, and performs great. Easy to adjust and use.

I was able to fit all the things in this pack with the addition of the extra straps on the outside. Didn't come with its own water bladder and wasn't thrilled with the location of the bladder holder so used an outside pocket for my water. But this pack with comfortable to hike with and had plenty of space to my stuff. Easy to get to things I needed

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This is a good sized pack and it seems intended for use in extended hikes/excursions. It has a good capacity and water resistance, but it lacks good compartmentalization that would better facilitate its capacity. It would not be difficult for example to fill it with items only to find that it is awkward to lift and move around in as the weight shifts and sinks. The lack of a frame also exacerbates this issue. Having said that it is still a good value if its intended use is for light duty applications such as day hikes, city walkabouts. If you have to cram it full I suggest using some small bags to achieve some more compartmentalization unless you have mostly large items.

I was looking for a large backpack for my annual trip to Vietnam. I lost the one I had been using that I bought in Vietnam. I have been so disappointed by the offerings in the local sporting goods stores (Academy, Dick's, etc). What they had were backpacks that were too small and expensive--twice what I paid for this pack. So I tried Amazon and I am glad I did. This is a fantastic pack for the price. It is very lightweight and very well made. I definitely would recommend it!

It worked great for camping. It can hold a lot

Using it well

The King'sGuard 60L backpack is a really good, feature heavy, light duty backpack with a couple of flaws that keep it from being perfect.The great news is it's a comfortable backpack when not loaded down too much or while not wearing it over very long periods of time. It has the King'sGuard staple big side pockets and glove friendly zipper tabs. Not all brands include that as not to affect side strap storage for various kinds of gear on the outer sides, but I like the option when making smaller day trips. It's overall quality and feature set immediately make is a great value at its price point.The bad news is you'll quickly notice the lack of an internal frame if you're used to them. Once you get moving with heavier gear and with its very little compartmentalizing in the main storage area, contents can and will shift around. The pack's materials range in quality too. They vary in thickness as well as sturdiness.Pros: Built in rain cover, it's budget hiking option, lightweight, thick shoulder straps, many outer straps (for top, side, lower back, and bottom tie downs), more outer pockets than I'm used to on this style of backpack, and tons of well thought out little features (outer clips, belts, outer pockets, and a whistle).Cons: Mix of thicker and thinner materials, and not many interior pockets/compartments to organize and separate gear for ease of access, lack of double stitching, and frameless.This is a really competitive beginner's or budget oriented, light duty hiking/camping backpack. It's frameless design and mixed material construction are my only real complaints, and the inclusion or upgrade of both would push this item into a higher price bracket, so I think they're fair but note worthy tradeoffs. This pack will serve potential buyers well as long as they don't attempt a bear test or treat it recklessly.