Wisport Reindeer 75 l Backpack - wz.93 Pantera PL Woodland

In a few words – a very good backpack. The material seems very durable, the buckles work smoothly, and it's comfortable to carry. You just have to tame the protruding adjustment straps and then you can head off on any journey with confidence.

Very good backpack, well-fitted, I went through the Tatra and Bieszczady Mountains with it – so far it hasn't let me down, it's durable and I'm really satisfied, I recommend it.

As a soldier, I use this backpack during long marches in the field – I've never had a better one. It's very comfortable, has lots of adjustment options to suit your needs, and the weight distribution is perfect. Great material, I have no complaints. I definitely recommend it!

As expected from Wisport, the backpack displays high workmanship quality, combined with a thoughtful design. Plenty of space divided into several compartments. Highly recommended.

The backpack is very sturdy. Spacious and comfortable. An extra plus for the possibility of detaching side pockets, which allows you to reduce its size. Personally, though, I would prefer the larger Raccoon 85L.

Wisport products can be bought blindly – they match the quality of expensive foreign models and are also excellently designed and made. The ergonomics of the backpack are at the highest level.

I spent a long time thinking about buying a backpack, but Reindeer convinced me with several important advantages. It stands out for its comfortable shoulder straps and sturdy hip belt, as well as its large capacity and lightweight construction. An additional advantage is the side pockets, which you can reach without having to open the entire backpack.

The backpack is very versatile – thanks to the detachable side pockets, you can easily adjust its size. It has been carefully sewn with high-quality materials. An additional advantage is the option to open it from the bottom.

This is a true Mercedes among backpacks, perfect for the outdoors, like a luxury tank. A fantastic, very spacious, and meticulously crafted backpack. The thoughtful design is impressive.

The backpack turned out to be disappointing. I took it with me for a week in the mountains. The top strap already tore off on the train by snagging on something in the aisle. There's no rain cover, it soaks through, the capacity is smaller than it seems, and it's actually quite heavy. Not suitable for mountain trips or longer journeys. This is my second Wisport backpack, the first was the Sparrow – the zipper split open over a 10 cm section and plastic elements broke, for example, the holder for the CamelBak tube. The backpacks are expensive, but in my opinion, the quality is poor.

In my opinion, this backpack holds more than 75 liters :) It is really well made, and the zippers and material make a fantastic impression. It has lots of MOLLE webbing so you can easily attach extra gear. I recommend it.

The Reindeer is great, nice that it's available in so many color versions – everyone can find something for themselves. The bottom pocket is really useful, and the detachable side pouches let you reduce the backpack's volume.

Advantages: + Solid construction—should withstand intensive use in the forest (medium thickness Cordura, no loose threads, neat stitches) + Attractive, military design (the color is more olive green than brown as in the photo—perhaps I just got a different shade :)) + Classic, simple construction without unnecessary extras (although for some this might be a minus) + Large chimney (around 10 liters of capacity) + Good configurability (detachable lid, compartment divided into two by an inner sleeve, easy to detach side pockets and hip belt—you can then use it as a bag) + Wide bottom entry (e.g., Lowa Baldo boots fit in easily with space left over) + Comfortable, wide hip belt + Surprisingly compact for its size—even when fully loaded, it doesn’t protrude above your head Disadvantages: - No hip belt pockets and lacks a MOLLE panel on the belt—so you can't attach, for example, an organizer - At the back, there are lots of straps that can't be reasonably organized—after tightening, they dangle everywhere (you can possibly tuck them under the rear MOLLE, but that's only a partial solution) - The shoulder straps are quite narrow and stiff on the inside, which might be uncomfortable if you have a broad chest (they may dig in)—maybe they’ll break in over time - Too few MOLLE straps at the back, and they are deeply hidden under the straps - The buckles seem to be made of rather weak plastic - Other plastic elements (holding the straps and pockets) are made of very poor quality plastic (like the cheapest toys from China) - Access to the side pockets (e.g., for a bottle) is only possible after removing the detachable side pockets - No rain cover included - No dedicated place for a camelback (you could possibly put it in the main compartment) - The zipper to the bottom compartment is hard to open and catches on the material - The main compartment is actually closer to 60 liters than 75 (but you do get extra liters from the side pockets and chimney) - I’d only recommend it for people over 175 cm tall—the shoulder straps end roughly halfway down the backpack, so adjustment is moderate Summary: If you're looking for a solid, classic backpack (without modern solutions) and price is a priority—the Reindeer model will be a good choice: simple in construction and seems very durable. It will easily withstand extended outdoor use, suitable even for "years". However, if you plan to use the backpack only a few times a year (e.g., for a festival, not necessarily outdoors), it's worth paying a bit more for something lighter and more comfortable—ease of use and not having to fight with compression straps will greatly improve your comfort. Taking everything into account, I give it 4 stars. I hesitated between 3/5, but the Reindeer does its job—you just have to remember it's Wisport’s cheapest large backpack, and in some areas, that will be apparent.

Wisport offers really high quality, even the straps on the backpack are made in camouflage! What’s more, the side pockets can be detached and used as a separate, smaller backpack. Additionally, it’s a Polish design and production.

I like the solution in Wisport where, instead of just making a very large sack, the capacity is divided and side, detachable pockets are added. Thanks to this, you can adjust the backpack to your needs, making it smaller when you don't need a lot of space.