jianyana Wandelrugzak, waterdicht, 50 liter, opvouwbare campingrugzak, lichtgewicht campingrugzak met regenhoes voor reizen, trekking, wandelen, wandelen, buitensporten voor dames en heren

Great bag and fits a lot of stuff. Great for camping and hiking trips. Has lots of pockets so can keep everything separated.

Good choice as a lightweight option and has lots of space and useful features.The shoulder straps are well padded and these straps and others are sturdy and well made.The zippers and laces also look and feel to be of good quality and water resistance is satisfactory, although not yet had the opportunity to put this to strenuous outdoor useIf I note/become aware any issues after proper outdoor use I will update this review.

Der Rucksack hat sich schon bei vielen Gelegenheiten bewährt. Zum Beispiel MTB fahren und Wandern. Die Qualität ist sehr gut und robust. Außerdem besitzt sie viele praktische Taschen und Stau Möglichkeiten. Gesamt Note 5 Sterne

I have a few rucksacks of varying prices and quality.My favourite is my Sierra Designs Flex Capacitor (£180) which has a unique feature where it can expand and be pulled tight from 40L to 60L.When you see the size of the SD Flex when at full capacity, there is no way that this jianyana pack holds 50Ltrs.More like 30 as it is the same size as my Vaude 30ltr, which is a vastly superior rucksack in every way, but it should be at three times the price.The way this pack sits on your shoulders and distributes the weight is not as good as the others and the main waist buckle is too small and the adjustment features are lacking.There are some nice features in that there are two zips for the main compartment. One at the top and a 2nd one at the bottom for more versatile access.The zips snag sometimes when opening or closing and the plastic toggles feel hard and cheap. I personally would remove or replace these toggles.If you want one of the cheapest rucksacks for a quick camp then this one ticks the 'cheap as possible' box, but for serious backpacking I advise that you need to spend at least £100 if you value your back, and I am sure there are better ones for not much more money than this one.The stitching is decent though and the materials are not too bad and is actually quite strong. There are some padding sections for your back. You also get a water proof cover which a lot of sacks do not include by default.For me, a rucksack is like a dependable piece of clothing that you need to trust that it is going to protect your expensive gear and also be comfortable in use, potentially over long distances.In this instance, you 'get what you pay for' which is a rucksack that is very inexpensive but is barely 'fit for purpose'.This balance of value versus quality and functionality can be subjective, but for me this rucksack would be a waste of money. For others on a budget though, it might well be a great buy.Just being honest!I did put as much bulky and heavy items into the sack and it was not too uncomfortable. I have not tested it on a hike though.

Der Rucksack ist kleiner als angegeben. Zumindest habe ich einen 40l Rucksack in den genausoviel passt wie in diesen 50l Rucksack. Er ist auch sehr schmal geschnitten. die Schulterriemen sind eng beieinader und reiben am Hals.Verarbeitung und Optik sind ok. Also für "schmale" Leute die einem 40l Rucksack brauchen ist er ok.Ich habe ihn zurück geschickt, ich fürchte die engen Schultergurte am Hals sind aud die Dauer unangenehm.