When I first got the bag, I had issues with shoulder straps that pulls the bag up higher/lower on the back. But now it’s settled and almost never moves on me. We stand by our high-quality products and your satisfaction is guaranteed. Order your 2023 Official Missouri Travel Guide and start planning your #MissouriAdventure today. While much of the trail is under shaded tree canopy, you’ll still want to use sunscreen to prevent any burns. Tents, hammocks or open-air camping — you can do it all according to your comfort level. The trails have been up hill/downhill near vertical hikes to rock hopping and scrambling over rocky terrains and the bag has always stayed in place. The Hiking Backpack Eagle bag is our top choice for the best Ozark Trail backpack. This backpack is a hiker’s dream thanks to its spacious 40-liter volume, shoe compartment, attachment points for trekking poles, and hydration pouch compatibility. This bag comes with a rain cover in its lower compartment, which gives you the freedom to tackle your next climb even with some precipitation. Just about every other daypack I've had falls apart under the weight of my books (med school). At the end of the trip, the bag goes into the trash. Cozy up in this red sleeping bag with soft and breathable lining. This sleeping bag features ClimaTech fiber for added warmth, comfort, and durability, and you'll love waking up to hear the birds chirping while nestled inside of the soft interior. Plus, if you camp with your partner, you can buy two and zip them together to make one giant sleeping bag. It's perfect for camping trips or music festivals. I also like the fact that for my outdoor activities, it's designed to hold a hydration bladder. It even has a rain cover built in, which is great when I'm riding my bicycle across town on a rainy day. It was the perfect size bag to hold water bottles and a few other important things in it. They didn’t hurt my shoulders as I carried the bag around with me. The pockets work great for holding 32 oz Nalgene bottles or 40 oz insulated water bottles. I suggest have equal weight on both sides or switch the weight around. I normally don’t need it, but it does a good job at tightening up the bag up. They don’t work well, and they tend to get in the way. So, I end up carrying them when I don’t the poles. Their backpacks have all of the technical features you need to support your hike or camping trip, but are available at unbeatable prices. They’re cheap, so I usually carry one in my daypack even though I rarely use it on multi-day backpacking trips. On the outside you will find two side pockets and rigging that can be used to tighten the bag, hold extra gear, and an option to hold trekking poles. Trailspace's community of gear reviewers has field-tested and rated the top daypacks. I don't make it a habit of buying my gear from Walmart, but this was a excellent purchase. I use this pack on a daily basis to carry my office clothes while I ride my bike to work and to carry light loads while out Geocaching. This lowball might just be one of our favorite camping essentials! It's a simple item to bring, but the vacuum-insulated container is made of stainless steel. I avoid Nalgene bottles because they’re heavy and bulky. Pouch for water storage and it doubles as a pillow filled with air and wrapped in fabric. I use one-liter Vapur collapsible bottles while walking. Many trip failures can be traced to the planning process or something overlooked in preparation.