USWE Hajker Pro 24L Rolltop Backpack Review 

The 30L version is also a great option. So glad that you love it, too.

That’s awesome! We’re so glad it works great for you, too!

Thanks so much! We really love nerding out about our gear.

That's awesome. I think "waterproofness" is definitely a word. :) Buen Camino!

Thanks for watching!

Haha! Thanks!

Thanks so much! The adjustability of the pack is so great. Let me know how she likes it!

That's awesome. I hope you love it!

Glad you enjoyed the video. The harness system sounds like it could be a good fit for you. I've never done the umbrella attachment since I've heard that in the wind, it's not very useful. It can get pretty windy when it rains on the Meseta, so not sure how much that would help.

Awesome! Let me know how you like it!

That's great to hear. I hope the bag works out for you. I like my sock liners taller than my socks. That way, I can pull them up on chilly mornings and roll them down in the afternoon.

The black one is less durable fabric and I think it has a pocket or two fewer on the outside. Thanks for watching!

It is a great bag! In case you didn't see it in my other response, here's the link to the USWE store: uswe.com/en-global/rolltop-daypack-hajker-pro-24-white

Sorry to hear that!

@@DaysWeSpend I've decided to buy the 30l in the winter version because it was the only Hajker Pro still available... and I found a clearance website to buy the summer front strap kit and the pocket to put on it at a half price 😅 looking forward to try it on, thanks again for this review! 🩷

@@DaysWeSpend Here is the last answer I received from their support center : "Sadly I am not sure but it appears that it will be replaced by another model but not now and instead later this or next year. At this time it does not look like we will not be getting it here anytime soon."

Thanks so much for letting us know. We fixed it!

I just found out about it recently. Definitely interested in trying it out!

A complete waste of space, weight, and money. I've had a lot of success with a cheap sit pad strapped to the back, and bonus: it can also be used as a sit pad.

@@Andy-Mesa i love my Vaucluse with a frameless pack. HUGE difference in sweat on my back and sweat on the pack - which creates a nasty stinky funk that is hard to get out. Yeah, everybody is aware of the sitpad on the back trick - that doesn’t stop you from sweating profusely on the back and overheating. The Vaucluse also helps distribute weight in frameless packs so that bulging items don’t bump up against your back (like the small bear canisters). Yes, you can spend the extra time and energy to fit everything perfectly so that even a canister doesn’t hurt your back on a frameless pack. But it’s an added benefit that i just don’t need to play Tetris with my items every morning. As for money - a Vaucluse is super cheap for what you get with it (i think it’s about $40??). Now think of how many high quality and expensive merino shirts this YTer will go through that get torn up from her frameless pack? The issue isn’t the pack itself (from what I can tell) but the excessive sweat and friction that would be caused by any frameless pack or pack with direct contact with a pack. Her merino shirts should last much longer with Vaucluse. Any way - great video and I’ll likely buy one of these packs as a gift.

@@Andy-Mesa That's another great solution. And honestly, this bag is super comfortable and I don't mind back sweat since I sweat that much with a trampoline back anyways.

there are quite a few videos that either tested or talk about the Vaucluse. This one is particularly interesting. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-G1S1cP21tiU.html Jury is out.

True.