Coreal 50L Hiking Backpack Trekking Rucksack Camping Travel Bag Lightweight

I received this really quickly with Amazon Prime. The pictures on the Amazon listing look really great and the rucksack is as good as I hoped for. The colour, texture and quality are all really good.If you're going to look at the video please make it full screen so that it will hopefully play properly! Just tried to show a range of the features.As a regular rucksack user I can confirm that this one ticks all the boxes. The shoulder, waist and chest straps are all adjustable for a comfortable fit and the padding is comfortable and allows ventilation.The main compartment has a drawstring top and holds loads. Inside is a big pocket compartment which is against the back so would keep things inside flat and secure. There are two smaller zip compartments on the top, one inside and one outside (with the zip pointing towards the back of your head. These both suitable for smaller items and valuables. There are two zip compartments on the waist strap which are the right size for handy access to tissues, money, phone etc. The large mesh compartment on the back has a zip at the top for security. There are two deep mesh side compartments which are great for bottles, the mesh is really nice and stretchy and there is a strap at the top which helps secure the contents. These are the best side pockets I have come across on a rucksack!In addition to the compartments there are plenty of loops and toggles etc for attaching things to the outside of the rucksack, sleep mat, walking poles etc.The lining of this where it meets your back has something inside to keep it stiff, keeps its shape and allows for that compartment inside which would keep things flat. This is light and the rest of the rucksack being just the material with no frame inside means that the whole thing feels very light. When loaded up with my gear and straps adjusted it still felt light and very comfortable.Overall really happy with everything about this rucksack!

Much better product than expected for the price. Just done 120 mile coast to coast Devon 2 moors hike. As carrying full gear tent etc, have been building up some fairly lightweight gear. However my old rucksack weighed 2.5kg on its own. Decided to try lightweight frame-less and this on caught my eye. The rucksack is well made and durable (no damage over the 120 miles). The only caveat with frame-less rucksacks is the lack of back support and most sites indicate using foam bed mats to support the back. I own a multimat lightweight air mat...so no good for that. However I found using the removable hard foam spine protector from an old motorbike jacket fitted perfectly and provided perfect support. My entire kit including food and water came in at 14kg and this carried it well, with no more discomfort than and other rucksack I have used. The large mesh pocket was a godsend for drying out wet socks. There are undoubtedly better rucksacks out there...but cost a lot more. This did exactly what I needed, didn't fall apart, and with the addition of a lightweight foam back pad and a rucksack liner to waterproof it...proved to be worth every penny.

So far this has been taken on a 2 week trek around South East Asia, and it has survived rain, hostels, lots of planes (as checked luggage in the hold), and lots of lugging around. It's been great and comfortable.I'm a 164cm tall female and this was a good size for me. The upper chest strap sat a little too low down on the chest (when adjusted to be at its highest), but I barely used it, and relied on the waist strap - which is great. Waist strap has nifty pockets in it, the upper pocket of the bag is perfect for travel pillow between long journeys, and the back pocket inside the bag kept art that I bought nice and straight.It could benefit from having a section easily locked by padlock for those of us going to hostels or storing on plane hold, but nobody stole anything from me so it wasn't a problem.

I have now used this rucksack for four major backpacking trips in the UK over this summer with a distance now approaching 1000 Miles. I carry full overnight gear plus around 4 to 5 days food and one pot cook set. The capacity of 50l is just enough bearing in mind that I use a minimiliast tarp/mesh inner, small sleep mat keeps within a maximum weight approaching 15kg including water and remains comfortable to wear. It has stood up to the test remarkedly well - the only concern would be to be careful with the elastic mesh pockets (which are super useful) as they are the weakest parts and not particularly strong. With care on this the pack equals the performance of the big name lightweight packs that only just beat the pack weight of around 920g but retail for around £200. The only additions that I would recommend area dry bag liner and a pack rain cover but then you need that for the big name packs as well - none are fully waterproof despite claims.

Bought for my daughter to use for her D of E bronze award. Seems to be lasting ok. She has been for 2 practise hikes so far and no signs of any wear. Good backpack for the price.

i needed something larger than what i currently have but still compact enough to go in as cabin bag while being mainly used for short weekend trips. The length may be a bit long for cabin when full but you can choose to not fill the top and thus still meet cabin bag requirements. Quality of material and stitching is good and most importantly zipper is quite smooth. there are enough pockets for all needs.

Good backpack, sturdy with lots of pockets for other bits and bobs. Perfect size to take backpacking around Thailand for 3 weeks. The thick straps and supports make it easy for most frames to carry this even when full as it distributes the weight well and makes it not as heavy. Happy with my purchase.

Arrived 2 days after i ordered it.The bag is beautiful, the color exactly like shown on picture. Very good quality, checked all pockets and zip.Very functionnal. I believe it will now follow everywhere I go for adventure!

Does not come with a cover, so my straps were ripped by baggage claim. Also not water proof, so my things got wet in the rain. The stitching at the top is not reinforced so, the drawstring tore when pulling it closed. The extra straps on the outside are also not secured well in the seems, and tor out while my flip flops were attached. No structure in the back, so if things are in the top “lid” flap it falls over and makes packing, unpacking, or retrieving items inside challengeing. Don’t expect to to lady long, it’s more like a one trip and done kind of bag.

If the bag is not full, up to the top, it does not stand by itself. I thought it was going to be more steady/firm.

Nice quality material, light n versatile.

Plenty of room for all of my survival stuff.

Everything fit in the bag and it's a pretty solid bit of work. Arrived on time as planned.

Excellent backpack used for a 14 days trip to Thailand and it did his purpose! Will recommended again