is this pack good for a homeless person?
1401117
Yes. In a pocket you will find a beautiful house and in the other pocket includes a wife and two children... just add water and that's it
1401118
I would think most homeless people surfing on Amazon right now would be like Totes: "Damn, yes! Hey Fancy Person with great disposable income, please give this to me for Memorial Day, 4th of July, Canada Day, Thanksgiving, Remembrance Day, XMas ..." makes a wonderful 'homeless person" pack!
1176255
Probably not a good idea as the pack is not quite that sturdy. I use mine for light day trips and hiking. I sometimes take my iPad and that's about the max size I would take. Hope this helps.
1711073
Yes, best if your laptop is in a padded sleave. There is no padding in the pack, fit could be tight though.
943454
No, this would not be a good pack for carrying that much weight. I bought it to take on the Camino in the fall. It was great for afternoons and evening just to carry light weight personal items. The beauty of this pack is that is can be condensed. The straps are not very well padded. It is not intended to be used as a main back pack. More of a travel accessory.
960258
It's not what I would use for a 5-day trip, although if you're going somewhere warm it might work. This pack has plenty of external attachment points, but its internal volume is similar to a typical Jansport daypack like college kids carry. Moreover, it's a top-loading pack which is the worst kind for packing clothes. Not the best pack for doubling as a carry-on unless you want to be wrinkly for five days.
2171368
NO. Bought for my wife who is the SAME measurments as you and it did not work very well as it's non-adjustable. You'll need a pack that's adjustable if you're not going to go into a store to physically try on for best fit. Getting a pack that doesn't fit right is the best way to ruin a hiking/trekking/backpacking trip, TRUST ME.
898641
It would work for that. It has enough room but I would also consider other (possibly cheaper) options if you just need to pack clothes.
1683342
Well, I'm a very small man [5'6" and approximately 130lbs] and it's great for me. The pack is incredibly minimalistic, so the only weight comes from water and whatever she carries in the pockets.
2171813
there appears to be very little stuff in the pack with the provided kit, I imagine it is more for hunker down an wait rescue. That being said there is plenty of room for more stuff. The pack is pretty sturdy, and appears as if it could be filled completely.
160648
No. It has one that is workable but it is one of the very few drawbacks about this pack.
972311
I am not sure. I bought this pack as a Christmas present for a relative. I know he is happy with it.
87987
Personally, I wouldn't recommend it. The Osprey has an airscape design for the back which gives the pack a kinda seemeless fit with the spine, bending, or folding it might damage it.
976376
I can't answer with any authority, but something is better than nothing. You can pack them really well, maybe in a plastic ziplock and bury it in the deepest part of your back pack. If these are working for you, then definitely YES, take them and take care of them. Hope this helps with the decision making. Enjoy your backpacking trip!~nanette
609643
Yes. as the straps are pretty long and not super sturdy. You might do better to have the pack infront so you can manage the weight if something goes wrong wit hthe straps.
393953
This pack has hip straps and another strap going across the chest. Id imagine if its some light jogging nothing too crazy you could run with it. if its just clothes, shoes, and a water bottles that's not too much weight. I think it could be done.
518094
Unfortunatelly NOT. The price is good but this is a backpack for a beach walking day. That's the best I can descríibe . Hope it helps.
801487
Definitivamente NO. El Back pack es del tipo "MINI" (max.3 años de edad considero). Lo vi en una tienda