IX INOXTO 20L Hydration Backpack, Waterproof Hiking Internal Frame Backpacks with 2L Hydration Water Bladder and Rain Cover for Men, Lightweight Travel Daypack for Cycling,Camping,Ski (light green)

The INOXTO 20L frame backpack is a great backpack. You can use this backpack for a lot of things. It has decent space and pockets. Comfortable, looks nice, and compact. Just the right size. It's my daily driver now. I can wear it all day no problem. The bag can hold everything you need, while being as compact as it can be. It's well made. It's cheap too, and good value. Material and durability seems good. Just feels like a really solid, well-built backpack. ...Hip straps are the only issue. They don't do their job to hold any of the weight. All the weight is left on the shoulders. I believe the hip straps on this backpack are only there so you could open and close the side pockets, not weight distribution. There are no padding underneath the hip straps. I believe the bag is slightly too short to fit a normal torso. Although, its nice and compact as it is now. I STILL MANAGED TO GET IT TO WORK FOR ME. All I did was pull the backpack up and position the hip strap on the stomach and tighten it all the way. Then the weight of the pack rests on the hip, and makes it much better. I can feel the hips holding up the weight and taking pressure off the shoulders like it should. The backpack just slightly leans back now and exposes a thin gap, but it's definitely usable. I leave the top straps loose and tighten the bottom shoulder straps just enough so the hips are still carrying majority of the weight. Works perfect for me now and is very comfortable for all-day purposes. A little more padding could make it more comfortable, but its still good as it is. This backpack will do for me for now. PROS: - Phone holder is very nice. I leave the zipper open and its very easy to get to my phone. - Main pockets are nice and can open up completely, allowing full easy access to contents. Several small pockets/dividers to organize things nicely. - Zippers have good design. Easy to pull on. - It's even got a cool, discrete emergency whistle in the buckle. - The best thing is the price. If your bag ever gets compromised or contaminated, you can just buy another one. (I think this is an overlooked aspect in a backpack for many people) CONS: - It's slightly difficult to take out stored items from the back main pocket (bladder pocket) if you use this pocket for storage, as the zippers don't open fully. You may damage an item by holding onto it too hard when trying to pull it out. The bladder pocket is really only made to hold the bladder and nothing else. Although you may be able to make it work. - When sitting on a chair, the spine will dig into the backpack, as there is no padding on the back of the bag. - Hip belt has no padding, which can make it slightly uncomfortable. All things considered, any improvements could end up eliminating the budget friendly value that this bag has now. Money had to be cut somewhere in order to build a quality bag like this at this price. I think its fine this way. Anyways, I may be able to circumvent these problems and make the bag work for me perfectly. A bag with a handle placed in the back pocket may be perfect. It will serve as a cushion for the spine and to carry things, making it much easier to pull out. A simple belt with cushion could be placed underneath the hip belt. And I noticed there was still some space left at the top in the back main pocket. A small "wallet purse" bag can be placed inside to hold other things. Overall, I am happy with this bag. It serves me well as my everyday backpack. Now I won't have to go out to look for other backpacks.

I’m usually leery of brand names I’m not familiar with, but this pack had so many positive reviews that I had to try it out. Its ergonomic design is sleek and stylish, unlike those lumpy packs that look like their compartments were stuck on as afterthoughts. This was a replacement for another 20L pack, which, due to a poor design, doesn’t hold as much as the Inoxto. One reason is the hidden cargo net which can carry a variety of items, adding to the pack’s overall capacity. Also, the hip belt pockets are a welcome feature on a small pack. Most packs this size ride too high on the back, causing the waist belt to buckle over your stomach, making it uncomfortable or completely worthless. The Inoxto rides low enough that most of the weight rests comfortably against your lumbar spine. The waist belt actually does its job, with the hip pockets providing easy access to small items. The phone pocket on the shoulder strap is genius, holding my LG perfectly. The pack’s compact size may be too small for tall people (I’m 5’10”) or too narrow for someone with broad shoulders. This pack is comfortable and just the right size for day hikes or walks around town. Just don’t expect it to hold a lot of groceries! Pros: Includes 2L water bladder. Includes rainfly. An internal frame means that it's not just a floppy bag. Multiple compartments keep gear separated. Deep bottle pockets hold even tall water bottles securely. Handy waist belt compartments. Trampoline back is comfortable and cool. Shoulder straps are well-padded and comfortable. Zippers are smooth with large pulls. Well-designed and appears to be well-made. Cons: Chest harness buckle may take some getting used to.

I was looking for a lightweight hiking bag with waterbag included. So far i used this on 2-3 hikes and I'm liking it so far. I haven't used the waterbag yet but i feel like it might get heavier. I carry two trekking poles and have some basic items inside. I use the small little front pouch for my phone but my S24ultra which is 6.8 inch screen doesnt zip up so its exposed. Overall this bag for the price is ok, the quality seems ok too. This is great for 5-10 miles hikes basically day hikes. Pros - lightweight, comes with water pouch, price, trekking pole holder Cons - extra pouch is for smaller phones, questionable durability

The IX INOXTO 20L Hydration Backpack is very comfortable and fits all my gear perfectly. I love that it has a place for my hiking poles, and the hydration pack is easy to fill from the top, just as it should be. The extra phone holder in the front is super convenient, and the zippered pockets make it easy to store and access keys, money, or other small items. Sturdy, well-made, and perfect for hiking

Great hydration pack. Nice and light, and roomy. I especially like the side pockets for carrying hydration. The internal frame mesh back keeps my back dry. Overall great design and seems to hold up well.

I didn't even pay forty bucks for this. (Full disclosure: not sure I'm gonna keep it — but only because I may have gone too small for my specific purpose with 20 l.) So, first thing I look for, double row stitching. Nope. But the single row stuff is rock-solid and clearly undergoes high quality control. Some stress points have reinforced stitching. All of the hardware is top notch and innovative, especially the zipper-pulls. Great zippers (y'know, for China). Great, painstakingly thoughtful fabric selections for each of the surfaces, by their purpose (even some high abrasion neoprene Kevlar). The suspension is insane, beating out market leaders' offerings of maybe 5 years ago! Lots of extra little pockets to keep the load organized and key items easily accessed. I forgot the water bottle pouches: markedly durable and practical. I hope this brand continues exactly this design, quality, and pricing approach. They're on my radar, by name, now. I bought this pack as a civilian intermediary between an LC-2 (1980s) butt-pack and a 3-day patrol pack (GWOT), as a component in an individual bail-out kit that fits in with the surrounding population. Durability and capacity were a requirement. Transfer to the top of a civilian ruck for balanced carry is the next requirement. So this fits my particular use, but frankly I'm astounded at what I got for what was intended to be a disposable container. (Uncomprehending, silent, raised-eyebrow emoji here.) Update: keepin' it, discovered a beavertail (!) and a bottle keeper above the bottle pouches; turned out to be roomy for my use.

I think its rating depends on your needs. It does in general work okay. While i like the compartments and its pretty comfortable, 2 main things make me wish I could return. 1.cold water on a hot day sweats enough to get your back quite wet. There is minimal insulation. And perhaps the material between your back and back is too thin. What strange is it seems there shoukd be a gap between your back and the pack given the mesh netting. 2. There is no loop on the top.making it hard to hang on a hook in a bathroom stall or on a tree limb

Okay so I waited a long time to write this review to really give it a break in period and see if it holds up and all O can say is this backpack is fantastic!! It's my go to bag. I love it! It is everything it says it is in the ad. It's very comfortable for even longer hikes, the zippers do not stick, the value for your money is superb because most day bags do not have this many features, and it is super easy to use and throw in your car and pick up for any of your travel needs. Seriously I love this bag. I have many purchases I don't really care for but this is by far my favorite most travel able bag and purchase I have made in a very long time.

Just the right size for a 170cm female and haven't had a single issue using it on half a dozen hikes now.

Excelente producto. Llego en buen estado y el tamaño está perfecto. Lo pedimos para nuestras salidas en bici. La bolsita para el agua vez para 2 litros y viene muy bien protegida. La súper recomiendo, 10/10

Great bag BUT - not as described: 2 litre hydration bladder was missing, and the rain cover was missing as well. Missing also was any way of contacting the supplier.

Excelente, espaciosa, y comoda

Está mochila es maravillosa tengo 2 años usándola es un excelente producto y la relación costó calidad es excelente le cabe todo lo necesario para hike corto y el camello es súper útil y funcional, buen soporte en la espalda y buena resistencia