Hikelite 18 Hiking Backpack , Aloe Green

It works well for what I wanted. The frame is small so the bottom of it is relatively high up on the back and can cause some minor irritation.

It is just right for an outdoor 1 day adventure such as a trip to the beach or hiking or exploring on vacation, with enough room for your lunch & two large liquid vessels of at least 1 L each, and extra jacket or a towel & flip-flops, sunscreen, hat, first aid kit, etc.

Nice for everyday use. Like that it has a removable waist strap. I removed mine as its not really needed on this small pack. Much tidier without it.

Great pack.

I use it everyday for work and hiking on the weekend. Its a great small pack and a welcome addition to my Osprey Atmos 65. Just wish there was a more effective way to rein in the clip straps when not in use, then tend to get in the way.

I purchased this backpack for a full day hike and it was absolutely perfect. It held all of my items with ease and I barely ever felt it was there. The special features like the built in rain cover, the soft lined pocket for your phone, the clasp for your keys, and the wide side pockets that hold my 40 oz water bottle perfectly all make this an amazing backpack. Do not hesitate, buy this backpack now. It’s comfort, durability, and versatility are unmatched!!

Quality. Extremely light. Perfect for short day hike

Just enough pockets to carry my important stuff

This is an extremely lightweight and unique day pack. I have a bunch of backpacks. Day, week, photo, drone and more. My first big pack was probably 40 years ago and had a rigid aluminum frame. Man have things come a long way. Today all my packs are soft and frameless, with high tech features that were not even imagined years ago. The support system in this pack is comfortable and keeps the pack suspended away from your back. It will hold a hydration sleeve and has a pass-through for the tube. Ive also used these for headphones.

Works alright for day hikes, for sure, but the shoulder strap padding is too thin (first time using, at the end of a strenuous five-hour hike at altitude carrying a full pack (mostly water and snacks, and extra layers), my shoulders hurt and the skin over my collar bones were bruised - never in my life have I experienced that with a backpack before) and the pack itself makes your shirts pill badly around the lower back. I ruined a bunch of t-shirts on a recent trip. Im actually worried about carrying this pack while wearing a more expensive jacket or rain shell. It might damage those items too. Seems theres no way around that.