Additionally, the backpack has already been tested once in the mountains and so far it has performed well. I’ll still see how it handles during future trips and hikes. Apart from a few drawbacks, however, it has quite a lot of advantages. First of all, it is very spacious and easy to pack — I was genuinely surprised by how much the main compartment can hold, especially the upper part of the backpack. Even when it seems that everything is already stuffed to the limit, it can still fit more, although of course that comes at the cost of extra weight. It’s the classic choice: either more weight and less comfort, or a bit more comfort but with less luggage. Even so, the material, although it is not stretchy like rubber, adapts quite well in terms of capacity. Another plus is the numerous compartments, sensibly arranged and providing quick, convenient access to your things. A major advantage is also the upper section, a kind of rigid extension collar which, besides offering very good expandability, has also been well thought out and designed in details such as the zippers or Molle webbing. Also useful are the two handles in the upper section — one at the front and one at the back — which make it easier to carry the whole load of gear. It’s a simple but very practical and effective solution. The compartments themselves and the rest of the backpack, despite the minor shortcomings mentioned earlier in some elements, are made much more carefully, well stitched, and constructed from good-quality material. It is also worth adding that the backpack not only looks good, but also has functionally placed systems such as Molle/Pals webbing, Velcro, cords and strings for attaching, for example, a sleeping bag, as well as well-designed two-way zippers and external compartments. If someone has a specific budget and is not expecting top-tier gear, then at this price it is genuinely a choice worth recommending. Despite its minor flaws, it can definitely prove itself.