Snowpulse hátizsák - Méret: 30liter

Strenghts:
Airbag that also protects the head (but has not been able to test the airbag part)
You can hide most straps that you do not use so less hangs and throws.

Weaknesses:
Bad buckles for isyxor.
Hard to open if you have stuff stuck on it.
Difficult & time consuming to put on the backpack due to a hard-knuckled belly and a strap underneath the legs.
Heavy, this backpack weighs some already before you start packing it.
Extra heavy & bumpy around the neck because of the airbag located there.
Bad manual for the buckles. Took me a really long time to figure out how I would get Isyxan in a sensible way. Which I do not think I succeeded with either. Has not yet understood how to tighten his helmet, it says it has a specially designed helmet buckle.

Summary:
Have used this backpack for a ride that included a lot of hiking and hiking. This backpack is not smooth to walk with. It is heavy, bumpy, difficult to open with clamped objects. During the ride as time was a small part of the trip, I have no complaints that I experienced it as clumsy. Besides, I never get the camera up because it takes so long to get on and off. Do not choose this backpack if you intend to travel and have things clamped to it. Do not recommend it to anyone who is going to go free without walking, as it is quite heavy. But if you want an airbag, maybe the price you can pay? I think more about ABS products, since you do not have the airbag around the neck in the same way, and you can switch between sizes on the same airbag device, but I've never tried it myself.
35l and 45l from Snowpulse might be better for tightening things on the outside, and for accessing the content while objects are clamped? I'm hard to imagine that they would be more comfortable to get used to.