Helikon-Tex Unisex Cordura Backpack (pack of 1)

Es una mochila con buena confección y materiales resistentes, cómoda y sencilla. Yo la devolví porque se queda un poco pequeña para mis necesidades diarias, a veces necesito un volumen un poco mayor para los tapers de comida, mas el bolso con todo lo de diario, gafas de sol de vista cartera...... Si estuviese disponible en un tamaño un poco mayor sería perfecta (unos 10 L mas).

Zaino Helikon in cordura super resistente, usato per una solitaria di 2 giorni nel bosco. Molto capiente e perfetto per portare tutto il necessario, presenta anche lo spazio per la camelback, schienale rigido. L'interno della tasca più piccola presenta un rivestimento in velcro, ideale per agganciarci degli inserti sempre della stessa marca, utile cosa per renderlo più modulabile possibile. Consiglio l'acquisto a chi vuole uno zaino capiente e resistente.

Niepozorny, sztywne plecy, pakowny. Dość drogi a trzeba jeszcze dokupić do środka organizery , przekładki. Jedyne co to szkoda, że nie ma miejsca na bidon.

1 year product review: I've had this pack for a year. Its an all round winner. The cordura its made of is strong and robust, the straps and stitching are solid and good. The zips are YKK made and are smooth. It's has the right balance of being light and strong. After a full year of everything from going to work to hiking its held up fine. So long as you avoid sitting it in mud or laying it around on rough surfaces like rocks while hiking it will stay looking new and the Cordura wont get fuzzy. I own some different packs I can compare it to: Ospreys are good for their smaller range as they use very lightweight materials. The advantage in low weight can be unbeatable for a short quick hike. However the cordura in the Helikon pack feels way more solid and Ospreys get stupidly expensive. I also think their large packs are a bit lightweight and I would like something a bit more solid. At the other end of the spectrum I have a large Maxpedition pack. Maxpedition are rock solid, the cordura is way thicker than the Helikon, but the tradeoff is that they feel a lot heavier and are expensive backpacks given their price range. So my thoughts are, smalls Ospreys for light hikes or even jogging around in, Maxpedition for large camping loads and heavy hauling and Maxpedition for everyday use. I paired my Helikon with a mini medpack just so I have first aid on me if I need it when out on a hike. I also threw in an organiser Helikon-Tex Backpack Panel Insert which fits this pack perfectly and topped it off by lining it with a 'drybag' in case it rains.

Un poco por debajo de 5.11, pero mejor diseño y comodidad