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Question: Would the Backpack comfortably fit an 80 pound 5' boy? Thanks
Document: I searched far and wide for a backpack that would be durable, large enough to carry a decent amount yet still fit in the carry on requirements, and be affordable, and this is it. Although I may wear it for hiking, I will mostly use it as a carry-on for air travel. It's really comfortable, very adjustable (I'm 5' 2"), and has ample space for at least a week's worth of clothing and toiletries. I'm excited to try it out for my vacation this week.
Held up at Scouts camp. Holds enough gear for a week of camping and looks like it can stand the wear and tear. Enough pockets to stash everything, good adjustments to make the pack comfortable to carry. My 11-year-old wore it with no problems and it came back in good shape, despite the torrential downpours.FYI, it fits me comfortably, and I'm 5'3&#34;. The kid is almost 5' tall.
Sorry ladies. The adjustable torso is a great feature and gives great back support for me at my height, but no matter what I did, the little chest buckle would not fit comfortably across my female chest. I just have to leave is off and this does cause a shift in the weight of the bag. It is something that I can deal with, but it is defiantly something to think about before purchasing - especially if you are just starting out and not used to carrying a loaded pack.
I bought this for my son as a Boy Scout. He was about 5'-1 when we got it and is 5'-7&#34; now. It has great adjustability. The pack is built well with a good design. It's a bit smaller than a lot of bags which is good for the younger boys or people who can't handle large mass.
Haven't tried it for camping or outdoors per se, but took it on an urban trip and found it great for my purposes, once I got some sense of all its "hidden spaces." Fit on me very comfortably -- I'm a tall F; d/k if my height helped or hurt. But I never felt the back strain I'd had with a similar backpack (different brand; probably different vintage/design entirely) I'd had years ago and had taken through Europe and Japan.
My Boy Scout son loves his backpack. He took it on a week long camp out, and everything he needed fit!
Bought this bag when we went to Hawaii with my husband and baby boy I planned to not brin a lot of luggage so decided to buy this bag and a baby backpack kelty carrier and it fit all the clothes and other stuff, we stayed in Hawaii for a week 7 days, glad bought this not to worry about having too many luggage, specially you have a baby and a stroller. AAAA+++++
wasn't external  but the backpack was nice It just wasn't what we wanted  It was an easy return though Thanks
I like this pack. Being 5' 9 and short torso, the pack is on the upper end of fitting me. Anyone with a long torso would probably have trouble with this pack since the shoulder straps can only go so far away from the hip strap.The rain fly comes in handy and I advise you use it when there is some rain.
This was a good bag for me because I was able to pack for the first time in the 35 pound range, including a three liter bag, which felt wonderful! It felt snug, like my Rim Runner, only a littler bigger. My sleeping bag was impossible to fit in the compartment, so fortunately it unzips and I was able to stuff the bag vertically next to my tent. Because of this, getting a long sleeping pad would be nearly impossible - use one of the newer Nalgene bottle size pads.
Answer: yes