MOUNTAINTOP 70L Internal Frame Backpack Camping Backpacking Hiking Backpack for Men Women with Rain Cover

My teenage daughter just used this for a backpacking trip, and it worked great. Seems like a great pack for the price. I liked all the different pockets and it seems good quality so far.

I had a real pack a while back that I paid 100s of dollars for. It was a great pack, but I wasn't packing anymore and sold it after only using it a couple times. I was travelling on crutches and need a pack. This fit the price I was looking for, but this is a great pack. It has lots of extras and pockets. It was sturdy and comes with a built in rain hood. It was comfortable, although for smaller sizes other than large it felt a bit top heavy, but it is nice that it is adjustable. Now I want to go camping and hiking again I would buy this again especially at this price.

I don’t backpack quite as much as I used to, so I didn’t want to spend a fortune to replace my worn out pack. The pocket placement is ideal for my needs. If he pack itself is a decent quality for general use. The padding could be better, but it wasn’t terrible. My main problem was the belt not being able to cinch tight enough. I’d consider myself a medium/short female, but would have liked to tighten the belt just one more inch. I made it work.

A lot of these bags are virtually identical, and if similar quality. What sets this one apart is the ability to alter the distance of the shoulder straps in relation to the hip straps. This is a must for me - I am 6ft 4in and on the bags without this adjustment, the hip straps hit me at my ribs, and that’s way too high. This one is fully adjustable for hikers of all heights.Overall a great value for a big bag that is good for tall people.

Took the bag on two backpacking trips and holds up very well. I originally had a 52L bag so this upgrade was very helpful in allowing me to store the big three without any issues. Lots of nice little pouches to hold all of your things too. Would definitely recommend this if you’re looking for an affordable and durable bag.

This backpack is very functional and a nice quality for the price. It has all the bells and whistles. Tons of compartments and most importantly adjustability. I am a 5' tall female and was worried that it would be oversized. I was really impressed with the torso length adjustment. It would actually fit someone even shorter than me! The hip belt has a lot of padding and is still comfortable even with a full pack. When the pack is top heavy it has two straps over the shoulder straps that you can tighten to pull the load forward so it doesn't pull you back and throw off your posture. Really nice feature.I purchase the blue and it was true to color. Overall very happy with this purchase.

Pretty good backpack with tons of internal space, a few extra large pockets including a hydration bladder pocket, and plenty of external straps for more equitment. Havent had any issues with any straps so far and seems to be good quality. I can only find 3 downsides being: 1) A little heavy, 2) Not the most comfortable, and 3) The hydration bladder hole is a little small and the hydration bladder pocket is to big and not in a great location. However for the price, these are all things I can over look for short 2 to 3 day backpacking.

I'm new to backpacking so I purchased this as an "entry-level" pack and I am pretty pleased with it. I took this pack on a two night trip to North Manitou Island on Lake Michigan over Memorial Day weekend and it was large enough to hold all my gear (I didn't weight it fully loaded with water and food but I'm guessing in the ~30 lb range) and it kept my stuff acceptably dry with the rain cover. I get the feeling a lot of these reviews are just from people who took it out of the package and think it's awesome because they have a shiny new toy, so I wanted to post a review based on some actual use.Pros:Price!Lots of strapsMaterial has been pretty durableDecently comfortable - depends how much you are carryingCons:Water port for the hydration bladder hose could be a little bit bigger (you may consider just cutting some material away to make things easy)(See photos) The stitching along the top seam where the internal frame contacts the bag is starting to fray already - This seam doesn't have any weight-bearing but it's awfully close to the seam just below where your handle, load lifters, and top lid straps attach.If you don't know how to adjust/fit the pack I found the REI guide pretty helpful (just google "REI backpack fitting" - can't add link)3rd image is me in the foreground wearing this pack.