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Reddit mentions of HIKPRO 002 - Ultra Lightweight & Ultra Durable Packable Backpack，Water Resistant Travel Hiking Daypack for Men & Women （33L/20L）
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Reddit mentions: 4
We found 4 Reddit mentions of HIKPRO 002 - Ultra Lightweight & Ultra Durable Packable Backpack，Water Resistant Travel Hiking Daypack for Men & Women （33L/20L）. Here are the top ones.
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- ULTRA DURABLE -- Made with High Quality Water and Tear Resistant Nylon material. Duarable Abrasion Resistant SBS Metal Zipper Avaliable. Reinforced more than 14 places with Bartack Process. Double Fabric at the bottom for extra strengh.This Bag will Last for Many Years. Covered by HIKPRO 5 Year Warranty.
- LIGHT WEIGHT (8 oz) and Roomy (25 Liter). Perfect for day trips, vacation, travel, day hikes, school, camping and shopping.
- SMALL TILL YOU OPEN IT -- Easy to folds up into small pocket (Sandwich size). You would LOVE that you can throw it in your suitcase, purse or car and have an extra bag without it taking up space. The Secret of Never Paying Overweight Baggage Fee!
- COMFORTABLE TO CARRY -- 20+ Years Experience makes the Most Comfortable Wide Breathable Mesh Shoulder Straps. Easy to Adjust the length and lock firmly. High quality SBS Two-way zipper goes smoothly.
- KEEP THINGS ORGANIZED -- Four zippered compartments. Main pocket is Large enough to carry what you need. Outer bigger pocket great for Ipad or Magazine. Outer smaller pocket great for quick access such as guide books and camera. Inner zippered pocket which doubles as the storage pouch is perfect place for valuables such as cash, credit cards and passport. Two large side mesh pockets for water bottles or umbrella.
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| Color | 25l/Black |
| Size | 25L |
| Weight | 0.6 Pounds |
30L seems excessive. I have the HKPro. It weighs like 6.5oz packed into a small rectangle the thickness of a piece of cardboard. Here it is:
http://www.amazon.com/Ultralight-Lightweight-Backpacking-Travelling-backpacks/dp/B00KX0B5TW/ref=sr_1_sc_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1415577007&sr=8-1-spell&keywords=hkpro
They also make a slightly larger one that maybe (?) suits your needs.
http://www.amazon.com/Ultralight-Lightweight-Backpacking-Travelling-backpacks/dp/B00HEZ9V3Q/ref=sr_1_sc_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1415577007&sr=8-2-spell&keywords=hkpro
The materials are pretty good. Durable from my experience. I use this for everything and as a daypack when hiking. It's incredibly versitile and has 2 water bottle pockets for $20, which is tough to find.
I don't know about what exactly you're looking for in a pack, but I recently ordered a HikPRO packable backpack off of Amazon, and I love it! I like that it's water resistant (oh god, rainy European winters), lightweight, and roomy.
For me, space is such a precious commodity when backpacking. I like having the option to literally compress my daypack down into nothing when necessary - and this pack weighs 8oz and expands into a 25L pack for only $20!
The only downside is that since it's so lightweight and packable, it doesn't hold shape and doesn't have a lot of "backpack hardware." Personally I don't mind, but I know some people might.
If you're set on the two you have listed, I would go with the flash 18 if you don't care are waterproofing.
I take a 35L backpack then I have a small day pack that I'll use for daily outings to put my camera, water, extra coat, whatever. I always pack so that I can leave my house with everything fitting into the backpack, that way you have another whole bag if you bring stuff back. Usually hostels will have lockers so you'd leave your laptop and clothes behind.
This is the day pack I use. Looks flimsy but I've had it for two years and it's still in perfect condition.
https://www .amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00HEZ9V3Q/ref=yo_ii_pd_dx_gr_1/160-1340170-3450429?ie=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B00HEZ9V3Q&pd_rd_r=2VDWHYKVTJVNS02XVY21&pd_rd_w=iAQQv&pd_rd_wg=fkeX9&psc=1&refRID=KD2E39EH0KZFWSBYRB8V
I just returned stateside from a 17 day trip through Thailand with an Osprey Porter 46. I also brought a packable 25L daypack, which I ended up filling with souvenirs.
I overpacked a bit (brought extra jeans and a sweater) but if you are experienced at traveling or will have access to laundry often you could get by with less. Personally I think the 46L was the perfect amount.