Is 徒步重装背包 / 多日徒步框架背包 (Backpacking Backpack) Worth Selling?

“Frameless packs don't work for me... When the weight is 22 lb (10 kg) or more and pack with cinched hipbelt - the tissue around my tailbone gets inflamed and the pain becomes unbearable after a few days... the Gregory Focal and the Osprey Exos turned out to be a complete disappointment for me.”

“I've come pretty full circle on adequate pack suspension being superior to a low base weight for myself... I tend to get severe shoulder pain in traps after more than 3 days frameless.”

“Framed packs are more about the hip belt than the actual frame itself when carrying lightish loads. As long as the frame doesn't collapse, it doesn't matter. Look for a one that wraps around your hips/waist comfortably.”

“Osprey Kestral 60L men's S: hip belt was wayyy too big even fully cinched; straps were basically touching... Osprey Eja 58L in women's XS/S: most comfortable and would totally buy if it was larger (ex 68L)... REI passage 55+10 (youth): fit well but felt cheaply made with thin straps”

“Love the weight of the UL pack, but the shoulder straps are made for a 6' person…I am 5'5". In my search, I do not see a UL with or without frame that has shoulder straps to adjust to my torso.”

“it's the only pack I've ever found that actually fits my petite frame properly (5'3", size 4) and I love the amenities but i'm wondering if adding load lifters could be a thing.”

“Don't be embarrassed even if a kids backpack is the best fit. I remember being mortified when everything that fit perfectly was kids stuff including my sleeping bag”

“I'm just frustrated with shoulder straps and weight distribution in general on most packs I've worn. My clavicles are sad. However, the only reviews I was able to find were from men wearing the pack.”

“I'm kind of surprised they don't make more modular packs. I mean they already do to a degree for sizing but I'm kind of baffled they aren't taking boobs into account.”

“The straps are very wide, too wide at the top actually for my shoulders. There are adjustable cinch straps across the front but no matter where they are placed they squeeze my boobs together mercilessly.”

“Osprey always seems an inch away from a great pack, but agree that they just make poor choices about small things like hip belt pockets not being easy to use or running compression straps over the outside of the side pockets. Dumb. Who's testing these things? Are they actually backpackers?”

“No-zipper hipbelt pocket - things fall out of it * Zippered hipbelt pocket - fills with water when it rains and does not drain at all”

“I have tried using the water bottle holders that you can attach. But they move around too much and put the bottles in awkward positions. The Nashville pack straps are a game changer!”

“My ol' reliable Exos is all sticky on the inside despite being stored properly, and I've seen this happen with other brand new unused packs as well from others.”

“Unfortunately when people say zpacks quality sucks, they're right. I cannot recommend this pack... One pocket broke off the pack after five days... Water bottle holder clip snapped in half shortly after.”

“Remember you don't buy osprey because of the weight or features. They're always just *okay* You buy osprey because of the warranty and customer support. Your pack could literally be eaten by a bear and they'd still warranty it.”

“I sold all of my frameless packs and went back to an Exos because of the ventilation. With frameless, I have a steady stream of sweat running off them hem of my shorts”

“The trampoline back design is awful on big packs because it doesn't have enough contact and it makes the moment arm of the pack mass longer.”

“After trying a number of packs that offer "back ventilation," I've come to realize that it's pretty much a gimmick.”