Esup 50L Waterproof Camping Hiking Backpack for Men and Women

The Esup 50L Hiking Backpack is a beast—in the best way possible. With its generous capacity and smart compartment layout, it easily handles everything from weekend camping trips to longer treks. The multiple pockets and straps make organizing gear a breeze, and the built-in rain cover is a lifesaver when the weather turns. It’s surprisingly comfortable for its size, thanks to the padded shoulder straps and breathable back panel. Whether I’m hauling sleeping bags, food, or extra layers, it distributes weight well and doesn’t feel bulky. The durable material holds up to rugged use, and the overall build feels solid and dependable. If you’re looking for a budget-friendly pack that doesn’t skimp on features, this one’s a winner. It’s become my go-to for outdoor adventures.

This review is 100% unbiased. Was not asked to post this or compensated for doing so. I only buy North Face backpacks so I am grading this pack to theirs. Obviously, NF makes a much better product, but you pay at least double what this costs. If I had to buy a backpack for thru hiking that I had to depend on for 6 months to a year straight, it would not be this one. I just can't trust it. That being said, I am very pleased with this product. I wanted a lightweight, large, top-loading backpack to use on my bike. This is the perfect size for what I need. Any bigger and I'd look like I was running away from home. Fits more than you think. Material isn't too lightweight but I wouldn't say it is heavy duty. Seams and stitching seem to be pretty good. Zippers have a good feel and should hold up a while. Buckles aren't the best plastic but not the worst. Padding is nice. I think it should ventilate well based on its design and my experience with similar backpacks but because of the weather here in the northeast I have not been able to appreciate this feature yet. I would have liked a couple more smaller pockets. There are only 2 and if you have it really packed up the front bottom pocket is good for a 2" book at best. Mine is all b lack with some gray in the padding. My suggestion to potential buyers: I paid just over $40 and had this in a couple days so if you need a reliable backpack this size in a hurry this will not let you down. Don't expect $200 quality from a $40 product. If someone showed this to me and asked how much I thought it was, I would say $60-70. So use that to scale value. If you are on the fence, just go for it on this one.

We needed a back pack in a hurry so gave this a try. Price was right and size seemed to fit. It actually turned out to be a very nice pack. Lots of room and comfortable to carry. Only used it once so far so can't vouch for longevity. Access to the various pouches is pretty good. Not great but pretty good. The only problem we found was with one of the zippers. The zipper itself is a quality item but is very difficult to operate on one pouch. Other than that we are happy. We can live with a tight zipper. After all, we are suppose to be roughing it.

For what it’s worth, this is a really good bang-for-your-buck bag. It got me through a 2-day trip up San Gorgonio. It was comfortable the whole trip and held up great. It’s not an Osprey or a North Face bag, but for the price, it exceeded my expectations and did everything I needed it to do. I’d definitely take this bag on another trip!

This perfect for me. This took my work load from carrying three bags to one perfect one that is easy to carry and make a heavy load way much liter

Very good quality. Easy to carry. Many compartments.

I found this pack for a really low $38 purchase price. My old North Face backpack has reached a worn out point that I needed to replace. I use my old NF back pack for a computer bag as well as for traveling as my typical carry on for flights. Now this is yet another Chinese made product and I like to buy made in America goods. This pack seems to be of solid construction all around, maybe I just got a good one as I see some reviews for cheap construction, problems at the seams, etc. I bought this specific pack because of the height of 25.6" - this is to carry our snorkeling gear that includes swim fins that are 24" in length. Last night I packed up all the snorkeling gear (2 sets), a test fit of 2 towels, snack stash, and 2 large water bottles - everything fit well with a touch of additional space for more stuff. The pack comes with so many 'straps' that I ended up cutting some off as I will never be using this for like back country hiking trips. I also got the pack all set up like I wanted and then trimmed the excessively long straps, sealing the ends with some flame to keep from frazzling. First trip with this new pack begins early tomorrow with an international flight, I will update this review following that trip, sharing performance and/or any issues with the pack. For a super cheap $38, the pack I received is really great, remembering you get what you pay for so we shall see how it performs and lasts.

We have purchased three of these packs. All three are less than two years old and have the same issues with the rear zipper not being well designed and poor quality of the water bottle pockets. One of the backpacks has had a failure in one of the seams, which is a manufacturing issue. It appears that not enough material was gathered up and included in the seam prior to the seam being sewn. We use the packs for carrying rock climbing gear to and from the crags so they get used in pretty tough conditions and overall they have held up. We don’t really use the back access zipper on any of the packs because we tend to load the packs from the top, so the poor design of that zipper area is not a big deal for us. For someone who wanted to use that access zipper on a regular basis, it would be a pretty big hassle. I gave three stars because the packs are very inexpensive and so we did not expect much when we bought them. They have held up better than we expected. On the other hand, the zipper issue, poor quality of the water bottle pockets and blown seam prevent me from going any higher on the rating. I would say this is probably a good example of “you get what you pay for.” I created a video to go along with this review. The red pack has been used approximately 20 times, while the orange pack has been used about 15 times. The blue pack has been used about 10 times.

Good stuff, good quality merials, zippers. Many pockets

En calidad y precio OK!!!

Took my backpack on an overnight hike. I was pleased with the amount of gear I could fit and like how the top section can be adjusted to fit more in. I am a smallish build (50kg, 160cm), but was able to adjust the straps so that I could carry the backpack comfortably. One area that could be improved is the bottom storage area that can be accessed from the bottom front of the pack. It would be good if this could protrude from the pack instead of just going into the bottom of the main storage compartment.

Es de mala calidad por el precio, los materiales son de baja calidad con correas delgadas. Llegó con costuras chuecas y en general no parece ser del tamaño que indica.. Las hebillas de plástico se ven muy frágiles. Sería una buena mochila si fuese más barata.. por la calidad no pagaría más de 20 dólares Lo único bueno de esta mochila es la cubierta para la lluvia..