High Sierra Pathway Internal Frame Hiking Backpack, Cranberry/Slate/Redrock, 60L

Awesome pack would purchase again with no hesitation. Very comfy

I’ve been looking for a mid-sized backpack with an internal frame and useful hip belt for some time now. BTW, the backpack also needed to be cost-effective for me. I purchased this pack about two weeks ago and already have taken it on a trip and a 5-mile hike. The backpack performed excellently and was very comfortable to wear. The hip belt really provided good support and I loaded it up too.The integrated hydration bladder pouch, and tube access port, were a first for me. I purchased a 2-liter bladder and everything worked great. If not using the bladder then the pouch could be used for a 15” laptop or tablet.For my trip I also used the backpack to carry my clothes, emptying it at the motel. Tons of room! There is even a handle on the outside that helps to carry the backpack like a suitcase, if you’re not wearing it. That is a nice feature.I’m very impressed with the pack. The construction seems to be quite durable. There are even straps at the bottom to be used for a sleeping bag or something else. That just increases the usefulness of the pack.I highly recommend giving this pack a try. I think you’ll be impressed like I am.

expected more pockets/compartmentsIf you are looking for a big bag that you can just stuff everything into, this is it. Its essentially one big pocket that fits everything with a smaller pocket on top that can hold a phone, wallet and headphones.It feels comfortable on the shoulders, and the straps are broad enough not to dig into your shoulders after hours of trekkinggets the job done

Bonito diseño

I bought this for a two week international trip and its holding its own very well. I was able to fit about 60lbs of stuff in here and it held up even running around in the airport. I have no evidence of any stiching coming undone and the straps are holding up. You do have to play around with the straps to get them to feel comfortable depending on your size. Im a big guy and they kinda cut into me at first before I adjusted them. Now they are fine and the back support is doing a great job of keeping my back comfortable. I left the plastic support board in,but I removed the metal rod as I didn't want too stiff of a bag and Ill tell you why. Sometimes I stuff my bag under the airline seat so I wantes the bag to be as flexible as possible. The bag was packed to about 80% capacity and I was able to get it under the seat. It took some work so if you are planning on doing this I wouldn't pack it to 100% unless the bag will be full of stuff that will give if you plan on stuffing it in that small space. The bag fit in the overhead with no problem,but Im glad I was able to get it under the seat.

We had a 60L and upgraded to a 90L just because our son uses it for such long trips he needed more gear.There are so many pockets and useful storage spaces. Very adjustable! The bottom has a separate compartment that opens so that you can have access to some things from the bottom meaning you don't have to dump the whole pack to get to everything. The quality of the fabric is great. After a full year of use by a teenager our 60L is still in perfect condition. The 90L the only thing that could be improved is that for some reason with the 90L they made the very top part lean forward so if it's not in exactly the right spot, it can make you crane your neck forward. Wasn't true with the 60L.

The color was perfect and it works well for back packing. Everything fits that is needed for camping.

This is a good backpack. Made well, lots of compartments, comfortable even when full. I bought the 50L for a 10 day trip. It had to be checked at the door for the small planes. It fit just fine on the big planes. When backpacking you have to make choices because you can't take everything. But honestly after making the choices I had more than I used and the convenience of not waiting for a bag at the carousel was worth it. I overpacked it a little and it held up well. I put my crocks in the side pockets and even when checked at the door of the plane they stayed in the pockets. I am 5' 3" and I was able to easily adjust the pack to fit well. We had to make a quick paced 15 minute walk to change planes a couple times and although the pack did seem to gain weight by the time we reached our destination it was not uncomfortable and it did not poke or rub.