Perfect for backpacking through SE Asia
356674
Inexpensive, exactly what I needed. Keeps zippers together and securely shut and secure. Perfect for my backpacking trip through southeast asia. Will keep them in my repertoire of travel tools and use them again in the future too.
795726
These are great lightweight dry bags that are very inexpensive (I bought 2).  I have other dry bags that are heavier, so needed something like this for lightweight backpacking.  They're waterproof from testing it under a steady stream of water.  The only downside of this is they are sent from Hong Kong, so it will take a while to get them.

Pros: Very lightweight, waterproof, inexpensive, has a D ring on the strap
Con: Ships from Hong Kong (mine took about 2 weeks to deliver)
3542520
The bag is perfect for backpackers who want a day hike bag thats ultra light and compressible but sturdy. Also a good bag for running errands or a trip to the grocery store. I received free or discounted product in exchange for providing an unbiased review.
2942962
I took this bag on a trip to South America that involved hiking as well as normal city tourism.  The bag held up wonderfully.  The bottom camera compartment is great for easy camera access, the laptop sleeve easily handled my iPad and would fit larger laptops. My biggest concern was the main compartment, while it isn't the largest space, it easily handles a bagged lunch, sunblock, bug spray, and a variety of misc. items. The top zippered pocket was very convenient for small items as well as the hidden side pocket for travel documents. I used this bag with a travel tripod and it  was well secured. I also used the rain cover and that worked perfectly too!  I looked around for a long time to find the right bag, and this fit the bill of exactly what I was looking for, especially that side zipper access for the camera. Definitely recommend
1808036
Perfectly sized for a long weekend trip, but I also used it for a 10 day trip to SE Asia. I can't say enough good things about this bag. It comes with plenty of storage and compartments. Additionally it's still quite light, even when fully packed. This also makes you pack light and be careful with your space.

A few downsides include- once it's full, it's near impossible to squish it down to make more room, and shoes are a little bulky to fit into the small body.

Would totally recommend to someone who packs light and wants a grab bag.
977527
LOVE IT! Used it for a two week backpacking trip in Central America, which involved the pack being thrown around on bus, plane, car, and boat, and it performed perfectly. Plenty of space and it's easy to keep the pack organized due to the front opening of the main pack and the luggage straps within the main pack. The day pack is ideal for short trips and it zips onto the main pack easily for  longer trips. The adjustable straps are very comfortable and accommodate a wide range of body types. With the shoulder straps zipped up in their special compartment the pack looks and handles like a regular travel bag/suitcase, and the handle on the side of the pack balances the load well for comfortable carrying. With the day pack removed the main pack can in some cases (check your airline!) qualify as carry-on. Definitely recommend it!
1901813
I took this on my trip down to Havasupai, and it was perfect.  Adjusting the straps was really easy, even while hiking, and that made it really easy to re-position the weight from my hips to shoulders or vice versa as I needed it. I was unable to escape the trip without really having any sore shoulders, hips, or back, it did a good job of not rubbing/jabbing into me, and it had good padding.  The multiple pockets/compartments made it easy to pack and organize everything I needed, including a 3L water bladder (which I would highly recommend using for longer hikes).  I didn't realize it when I bought this, but it comes with a rain cover that packs into the bottom of the pack too, which we ended up needing twice, so that was an extra plus for me.  The only thing that wasn't ideal was that the side pockets became tight and hard to unzip/reach into if you filled them up too much, but as long as you pack well and leave some space in them, it isn't a problem.
687352
Loved having this on my trip to SE Asia. Quite surprised on how durable it was/is. Easy to pack, foldable, saved on space, and reduced my spending on bottled water.
1896039
I bought this item to use while backpacking to keep my passport, money, and debit/credit cards close.  I'm 5'1" and of a slimmer build and found it to fit perfectly across my torso and be comfortable for long lengths of time.  It can be a bit bulky depending on what you stuff inside it but can be easily concealed under non-flimsy clothing (I wear it under shirts and tucked into my pant waistband if they ride high enough) and the design seems sturdy (I have not found any wear and tear after a 3 week jaunt when I wore it out entire days of exploring every few days).  For what it is though, I feel like it was overpriced at the time of purchase ($28.94).
3488219
This was exactly what we needed for a backpacking trip. It's lightweight but not cheap plastic like many of the others out there. I wish the snaps held a little tighter on the side but that won't keep me from buying another one for my other kiddo.
4790920
I love how small it packs and its light weight, which is why I bought it! The price was right, too. I got it for wind and rain use for backpacking. The holes for the hood drawstring are not directly across from each other, so the construction isn't the most careful, but that does not affect its use. It IS water proof, and blocks the wind. I will wear it over a thin down vest or down jacket for added warmth, so its full cut will be just right! I wear a women's medium, and this works for me. Well worth the price!
4220098
Brought these with me on a trip to Southeast Asia and they were very comfortable and versatile.
1783170
This bag is perfect! I bought this for my trip to Asia since I didn't want to carry around a purse or bag. It has a little pocket facing the waist, that's where I hid my money. The fanny pack was big enough to carry my phone, digital camera, Instax camera, passport, and money. It's really durable and serves it's purpose well.
1274764
Backpacked through Europe this summer and this was perfect for carrying my wallet passport etc. especially in Italy where pick pocketing is a common occurrence.
1213314
Bought this bag for several overseas trips to known pickpocket areas and it worked great! has a padded section that fits my Samsung Note 10.1 tablet, RFID pocket fits at least 2 passports and will also hold approximately 1 gallon ziploc bag worth of other stuff in main interior. Not bulky nor heavy, rides neatly cross shoulder. Traveled extensively in tourist areas of Italy, France and Spain without any issues. Really like that the slash proof shoulder strap can be detached and reattached (with double locking hook) around chair to avoid theft during meal.

Does not hold a water bottle and is not big enough for a sweater but is a great day bag to do sightseeing. Water resistant (great for trips along coast with popup showers). Has a ring inside to hold keys and small cell phone pocket (not for iphones!) that I used for my glasses case.

Traveled with tablet, passports, small wallet (put credit cards in with passports in RFID pocket), cell phone, a few cosmetics, earbuds, small souvenirs, a few medications, maps and still had some room for a bit more. Did not use guide books (this one would hold several but with limited other items) since I had my tablet and downloaded (via Kindle app) some guide books on it.

Large front outside pocket (will hold folded letter size paper) has hook to secure zipper tab, used this for boarding passes and hotel reservation info. Note that "black" is a charcoal grey color.
643841
Alright, This pack is great! Took it to a 20km hike in Jordan, and I have to say its one of the best purchases i have made in a while. Incredibly comfortable, That airscape backpanel is incredibly breathable. The hip pockets, are beyond perfect easily opened fits any sized candy bar, papers, passport for traveling etc.
I carried about 23 KG of food and water for about 3-4 people, The bag exceeded expectations the torso adjustable harness made carrying all that weight easy and i barely felt i was carrying that much. Vast improvement over my previous bags the Marmot Aspen 35 and the North Face Terra 35. (both excellent bags).

(Update)
I've had this for a few years now, took it to Nepal for the Annapurna circuit and Annapurna Basecamp, various forest trips and camping trips in Canada, and a few in Europe. Still works fine, no tears, deformities of any kind, straps are all there, no tears on the raincover. Very durable backpack. I might upgrade to the Kestrel 48 just because my trips are becoming a lot less dependent on porters and the extra space might be great for my backpacking trip across south east Asia.

Pros:
Torso Harness
Hip Pockets
Rain Cover
Hydration pocket(Externel)
Fits in overhead compartments of International flights

Cons:
Fire red color is not correctly advertised.

I recommend this Backpack for travelling and Day hikes.
3466200
I tried this pack out for my first backpacking trip in the San Jacinto Mountains, California. It fit really well and kept the weight off my shoulders and distributed it to my hips, as advertised. This was just big enough for my sleeping bag, mat, bag of clothes, food, and general hiking supplies. The tent strapped to the outside easily. If you pack carefully, it will fit the smallest bear box inside too. This pack will work well for up to 3 nights (just not enough room to carry more food, unless you strap more pieces to the outside of the pack). Totally recommended.