Reviews

I purchased this color based on advice that it's easier to distinguish from others than black. It holds much more than I expected, and it's very useful during travel.

I started hiking at 60 years old and tried my first mountain hut overnight in Yatsugatake after going through day trip beginner courses. The backpack I chose for that was this one.
In addition to being lightweight and comfortable, the ability to access it from the front was very convenient. It would be perfect if the pouch attachable to the shoulder strap was either included or could be purchased separately in the same line!

A trendy frameless lightweight pack. It isn't overly lightweight, so it doesn't compromise comfort while wearing it. The front-opening gimmick was convenient.

Purchased by my husband.
The staff's explanation was easy to understand, and despite my husband and I having about a 15 cm height difference, it was adjustable and usable for either of us.

I bought this for staying at a mountain hut. The one I had been using before didn't fit, and I had been using it reluctantly based on design. The one I purchased this time is designed with size adjustments for smaller individuals, is lightweight, and was very easy to use. I believe it will be useful for a variety of mountains in the future. I deducted one point since it doesn't come with a rain cover.

I debuted trekking in my mid-50s. I stayed overnight in a mountain hut. It's very lightweight, and thanks to the zipper on the back, accessing and organizing my belongings is easy, making it very user-friendly for beginners. The size is just right when worn, it doesn't show dirt easily, and above all, it's cute.

I purchased this for day hikes. I had been using a Teles 25, but this one fits better and is easier to retrieve my things.

Since the back opens wide, it's easy to access my belongings. Maybe because it opens fully, it doesn't have pockets for small items, so I might have to think a bit about how to store small items.

Used during a 9-night trip to Okinawa.

Removing the waist padding makes it even lighter,
and it provides more flexibility for carry-on restrictions.

The GNOME38 also seems good, but considering that I would carry it there, I think this size was appropriate.

I packed the clothing for 9 nights in a separate bag, making the lower compartment bulge, but there's still space for souvenirs in the upper compartment.

I purchased this for use during hikes.
I think the narrow sides and long vertical shape make it quite user-friendly for women and those with narrow shoulders.
The rain cover is very useful when putting on and taking off rainwear, and being able to open the zipper from the front to reach the entire contents is also convenient.
I think it's the best product among 30L packs.
One disappointment is that there are few zippered pockets.

I saw it displayed in the store and fell in love at first sight. The muted color is just right in size. I look forward to going trekking with it.

I am going camping with my grandchild, and after buying it first for its looks, it turned out to be very convenient, and I'm also using it for trips with friends.

I use the Kaius 35, but I bought an additional one for day hikes in low mountains.
It looks lightweight and easy to use. It's a bit disappointing that it doesn't come with a rain cover, but I bought a standard rain cover separately.

Bag itself is lightweight yet spacious for 1-2 nights worth of hiking trip. Repel water just enough.

I was thinking of starting hiking, so I went to the store for consultation, and they recommended this backpack. They were very kind in explaining things, and it was very helpful. I haven't hiked yet, but I'm excited.

Good

It's not only good for hiking but also very convenient for everyday use.
It's not just top access; there's a separate zipper, which is appreciated.
The extra shot was heavy, but this one is light, fits my back and pelvis area, and proved to be helpful.
It's also good for everyday use, right?
Next time, I want to use it for a visit to my parents' house.