Is this the BEST summer daybag? Vaude Brenta 30 Review
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- čas přidán 24. 06. 2022
- Here is a review of my Vaude Brenta 30 backpack.
This is what Vaude say:
Sporty hiking backpack with excellent back ventilation
very comfortable thanks to the adjustable back length and anatomic shoulder straps
practical compartment distribution
offset for climate neutrality; eco-friendly manufacturing
The journey is the reward! The Brenta 30 is a sporty hiking backpack for demanding day trips. Thanks to its innovative Aeroflex 3D suspension system with excellent ventilation, the ErgoShape straps and adjustable back length, it’s easy to personally adjust and truly comfortable on longer tours. The practical front access guarantees fast access to the pack’s contents, compressions straps holds your gear securely in every situation. A number of additional features like a pocket for valuables, a spacious stretch pocket on the front, trekking pole attachment, hydration-bladder comparability and the integrated rain cover round off the Brenta 30. The primary material of the backpack is 50 % recycled polyester to conserve the planet’s resources. The pack is water repellent thanks to PFC-free EcoFinish. The VAUDE Green Shape label stands for environmentally-friendly, functional products made from sustainable materials.
Features
ErgoShape shoulder straps for optimal freedom of movement
padded hip wings with one zip pocket
access to the main compartment also via zip
zip pocket in the lid
additional zip lid pocket inside
mobile phone stash pocket
front stretch pocket
side stretch pockets with on-the-go opening
one pole attachment point
side compression straps
top compression strap
opening for hydration system
sternum strap with tube holder clip
integrated, detachable raincover in separate compartment
rain cover: included
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They make very good stuff but I am to mean to pay there prices. Wild Beare just bought 2 of there rucksacks.
I didn’t know that. Fair enough, it’s a lot of money and won’t be either within everyone’s budgets or they can’t justify it.
High prices indeed but they advertise to have sustainable products.
Another good review clear info and well thought out
Cheers 👍
Andy I've just subscribed, simply because you seem like such a LOVELY lad x
Great review!! I have this backpack in 22, 34 and 44 liters and in my opinion is the best model for intensive activities and hot seasons. This model is really similar to Deuter Futura but cheaper.
I have a different model bought some years ago which I got for hiking in Wales and climbing a number of mountains including Tryfan. The weather was atrocious and the rucksack performed fantastically. The quality has to be seen and the mesh air back works a treat. Expensive yes, but will last years and years! The raincover has worn out but bought another cheap one on Amaz..
I don't see many people use Vaude gear over here but there's no doubt it's excellent!
Your video really sealed the deal for me. I don't understand the comments about this bag being expensive. I couldn't find any other bags in the same price range or lower with adjustable torso length, top and front loading, and suspended mesh panel. These features are only on much bigger, heavier and more expensive bags: Deuter Future Vario/Air Trek, Osprey Atmos AG, Osprey UNLTD, etc. I do wish they have two and bigger hip pockets. hopefully they will implement these awesome features on smaller bags as well as incorporating something like the Osprey Autolift system.
This is so comfy, the back system is great. It's also one of the few day bags to be accessed from the front rather than just the top.
@@BackpackingUK for sure. If you value the front access, there is also the great value Decathlon Quechua MH500 backpack with suspended mesh panel (but no adjustable back length). I got the Quechua 30L but with my back length at around 51cm, I didn't feel quite as comfortable. I'm curious to hear your thoughts between this Vaude Brenta 30 and the Stratos you reviewed a while back.
I’ve been using Vaude rucksacks for about 22 years and most have been the Alpine style, they have all had the back mesh system which is a huge bonus when compared to brands that don’t use something like it. Although it may add a bit of weight to the rucksack it does helps imo with you deal with the load comfortably. I’ve loaded the 30+4 L alpines up to 9 kg ish ( lugging books about 😂) and never felt the weight or shape of what’s stored pushing on my back. I used a friends Northface reckon think it was once and that thing felt like it was going to ruin me 🤣🤦🏻♂️ never ever again.
Thanks for sharing 👍
like this 1, looks great for a 1- 2 nigther asw. A Norwegian backpack worth looking at is "Bergans Helium v5 55" no reviews on this back pack weight 978 grams and has a great feature using your top lid as a waist bag.
I’ll check it out 👍
2 nighter only ? you could pack in 10 tshirts, 10 pants, 10 panties, sleeping bag, and you still didn't cover 50% of the height. How many things do you need for 1-2 nights ?
Osprey has similar day bag for slightly less - Stratos 26 ?
I’ve reviewed that and really like it. However, I really do like the feature in this of being able to access the main compartment through the front.
I love my Stratos 26 - great day bag and always seems bigger than 26 litres - great padding on the shoulder straps for those long day walks.
Hi, is the backpack still intact to this day? I'm asking because I would like to buy it for my boyfriend, but I've read very mixed reviews regarding the quality of the materials.
I still use it and I haven’t had any issues with it. I’ve even taken it on holiday as a carry on!
@@BackpackingUK thanks! Do you think it fits an average height guy?
Mountain warehouse has a 40 L with the back frame for about £48 made from ripstop material . Ladies and men’s fit
Sounds great, thanks for sharing 👍
i think people are underestimate Liters, calling this a day back pack is funny. How many things you need for a single day? This bag, or any 30L, is good for 5-7 days in the summer, even if you take camping stuff.
Not sure really why everyone insist to call it a day pack. Anyway a good video !
I know what you mean. However, there's lots of people (like me) who do full-day hikes (where you need full waterproofs, first aid kit, a jacket, spare socks, food, water filter and sometimes I take a camping stove too. Before you know it, I've filled it! If it's a nice dry sunny day I use my Osprey Talon rucksack.
@@BackpackingUK so you won't use this one for like 3 days :)