High Sierra Loop Backpack

Don't let the size fool you! The multiple compartments that give you plenty of room. It's easy to put on/take off especially since I ride the Metro so I'm not breaking my back trying to get it off.

It has adjustable straps so you can pretty much tailor it to your frame to make it as comfortable as possible.

The back pack also holds up well in rain; amazingly well!

I love the color too; it goes with pretty much everything :)

My only concern is that the zippers are super accessible and that can be an issue especially in packed areas such as the Metro. I typically remove it and can hold it from the upper handle ...sort of like a brief case until I'm out of "sticky fingers" way :)

All in all, GREAT PRODUCT!!!!!! I LOVE IT!

My wife was looking for a diaper bag and couldn't find a bag pack style she liked. She decided to buy three different back packs and try them instead. Good Idea! We liked this one the most because it was a small frame, good for a smaller person,like a woman or young adult and it had a lot of storage for the size. The backpack has a lot of storage for the size and we easily fit TWO of all the baby stuff we need to go out for the day. I have carried it a couple of times and I like it a lot. I would recommend it for a school back pack,day pack for hiking or a Diaper bag :).

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I had purchased a very cheap backpack from Rite Aid, that didn't even have a brand name associated, and law school tore it to shreds in two weeks. Wish I could have gotten my money back! This backpack was not only a good price but an incredible value. Hasn't shown any signs of wear or tear and it's gotten a lot of use.

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Six months after I bought the High Sierra Loop Backpack, one of the shoulder straps started ripping apart at the seam, and the zipper to the front pocket had broken off (the backpack was gently used). I think the high ratings for this backpack may be due to early user experiences. This backpack (my copy of it at least) isn't very durable.

I've had JanSport backpacks that have held up to *years* of heavy use. If you're looking for something more durable, you might want to spend a little more to get a JanSport or a North Face backpack (both of which are renowned for their quality and durability).

You may, however, opt to buy this backpack anyway since this backpack has received mostly positive reviews and my experience may be an isolated instance. Here are the specifications to help you decide whether this backpack is right for you:

Compartments

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● 2 Side Pockets

Each of the two side pockets has an elastic band and see-through mesh netting. Each pocket is an ideal place for putting a water bottle, a pair of hiking poles, or even a tripod. I use one of the pockets for a camera tripod and the other for a water bottle when I'm out shooting.

● 3 zippered compartments

There are 3 other zippered compartments besides the main zippered compartment.

1. The largest of the compartments (located in front of the backpack) has lots of pockets for putting your calculator, cell phone, stationery, etc. It has plenty of room; it will fit 3 or 4 small paperback books, just to give you a rough idea of its size. There's a hook for attaching your keychain too.

2. The topmost compartment has an opening for threading the wire of a pair of headphones/earphones through so you can listen to music while the MP3 player is safely stowed away in the compartment.

● Water-Resistant Lining

The insides are lined with nylon, which makes backpack water-resistant.

Size

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● The High Sierra site lists the size as follows:

Size: 19.5" x 14.5" x 8.250"

Capacity: 1949 cubic inches

It's a bit bigger than the smallest backpacks but not too big. Personally, the size of this backpack suits me *perfectly*. I wanted a backpack with plenty of room to carry the essentials but not one that is over-sized and clumsy.

Straps

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● Shoulder Straps

The shoulder straps are very comfortable even with a heavy/fully-loaded backpack. It has an elastic pocket for putting your cell phone so you always have your cell phone within easy reach.

● Bottom Straps

The bottom of the backpack has a pair of straps for strapping on additional equipment you need to bring along.

● Side Compression Straps

The side compression straps can be used in tandem with the side pockets to keep your stuff safely secured.

o No Sternum Strap & Waist Strap

This backpack has NO sternum strap (also known as a chest strap) or waist strap. For full-on hiking, this backpack may not be the ideal choice.

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The High Sierra Loop Backpack is a medium-sized backpack that has plenty of pockets. You can use it for school, camping, and light hiking, or as a general purpose daypack.

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I wanted a new bag to carry all my workout stuff to the gym and sometimes stuff for the beach. It is perfect for that. It is not too big and has lots of compartments and zippers. Its fabric appears tough yet it is a very nice looking backpack. The straps are nicely padded, comfy and very adjustable. I believe this will get lots of use. I am very happy with the purchase.

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