It rides around Amsterdam with me and even traveled with us to Italy (before, you know, the thing happened)
Pros Loads of features Comfortable Prepared for impressive comms system Five-year warranty Cons Quality of some materials leaves a little to be desired Comfort This flip-front lid is very comfortable
For the team, the Makeshift Traveler should be the last backpack that the user will carry on their back, the mark that signals the end of their journey on the streets
However, I found it a little reluctant to climb anything other than modest hills, so its off-road capabilities are quite limited
Of course, if transport is not a concern and you do not need to an adjustable trekking pole for your shelter / you dont like to adjust your poles for uphills and downhills (many people like to shorten up for the uphills and extend for the long descents), a non-adjustable trekking pole can be an option and will save some weight along with potential failure points