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Are temu camping backpacks any good?

Anonymous Wed 24 Sep 2025 23:18:37 No.2841976 View View Reply Original Report

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Are temu backpacks reliable especially for interailing? If not have u got any budget friendly alternatives?

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Anonymous Thu 25 Sep 2025 02:56:48 No.2842003 Report

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>>2841976
No.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 25 Sep 2025 05:55:09 No.2842017 Report

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Always check out the model you want to buy in a proper shop. Look at the stitching, try it on, make sure the spacing fits your needs. Once you get to 70l volume you're going to need decent quality regardless. For Europe that's Simond (Decathlon), Salewa, La Sportiva.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 25 Sep 2025 06:19:09 No.2842020 Report

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>>2841976
>Are temu camping backpacks any good?
Buy one and find out. I've been extremely satisfied with my rothco chink brand chink backpack.
Worth the $60. Can't afford that? GET A REAL JOB NÌGGER. COLLECT CANS. DO SOMETHING, I SPEND THAT AT A BAR ON TUESDAYS.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 25 Sep 2025 06:19:41 No.2842021 Report

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>>2841976
>is an extremely low quality product, made with the cheapest materials, and bare minimum requirements of manufacture any good?
yeah, they're fucking perfect, buddy
you should go /out/ with only products off of temu

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 25 Sep 2025 09:13:51 No.2842031 Report

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>>2842021
>is an extremely low quality product, made with the cheapest materials, and bare minimum requirements of manufacture any good?
It becomes way better when you slap a known brand on it and ask for $150.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 25 Sep 2025 14:54:40 No.2842044 Report

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>>2841976
I've never bought anything from temu and if you do you are actively trying to make the world a worse place.

But the backpack I use cost me under 200 dollars 7 years ago. What are you really saving by never trying it in and just hoping it fits when Amazon delivers it?

But hey it's your money. But cheap junk from China if you want.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 25 Sep 2025 16:09:17 No.2842052 Report

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Cheap backpacks are better than their reputation, but that ultra shit Temu garbage is probably real trash.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 25 Sep 2025 16:30:37 No.2842053 Report

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Saying from my homeland: "The cheapest option will cost you dearly."

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Anonymous Thu 25 Sep 2025 19:13:24 No.2842066 Report

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>>2841976
Temu anything isnt good. China LOVES having 0 safety standards. Cadmium and Lead were found in almost all their products.

If you love neurological damage and poor health, by all means buy from Temu.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 25 Sep 2025 21:35:03 No.2842085 Report

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>>2841976
No, shoulder straps will break leaving you very annoyed. I think I used all 8 cable ties I took on my last chink backpack hike.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 25 Sep 2025 22:03:02 No.2842088 Report

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>>2841976
My Deuter 50+15 was $165 and has lasted 9 seasons of heavy use at this point. That’s less than $20/season. I inherited some portage packs that have seen use at least twice annually for ~40 years. I just don’t understand trying to save a couple labor-hours of wages on durable goods when it means rolling the dice on buying garbage instead. Buy used gear if you literally can’t afford it.

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Anonymous Fri 26 Sep 2025 12:39:23 No.2842174 Report

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>>2841976
Naturehike Rock 40/60+5L, goes between 50-90 bucks.

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Anonymous Fri 26 Sep 2025 14:57:46 No.2842198 Report

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>>2841976
>be you
>buy cheap Chinese gear that looks perfectly fine, gets good reviews on temu
>be on a multi-day trip
>gear fails catastrophically
>up shit creek
>entire trip ruined, possibly even life in danger
>rest easy knowing that you have a bit of extra money in your bank account that you can spend on something more important

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Anonymous Fri 26 Sep 2025 15:32:46 No.2842200 Report

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>>2841976
Depends, are you gonna be using it to carry stuff only a few miles from your car or are you going on multi day trips with it?

If you're going on a multinday trip get something decent you don't want your pack failing you when you're out there.

Backpacks aren't even price gouged like other outdoor stuff. For $175 - $225 you can get something thst you can rely on and will last 15+ years of brutal use. It's not like sleeping pads where they charge $300 for a glorified air mattress that will fall apart or pop in under a year of use.

Hell you can get a used Kelty off Craigslist for $50 and that'll work just fine.

There's a ton of backpacking stuff that's just a scam for rich people. Most backpacks don't fall into that category and you pretty much get what you pay for unless you spend $500 on some ultralight garbage made out of tissue paper.

Anonymous

Anonymous Fri 26 Sep 2025 15:44:24 No.2842202 Report

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>>2842198
It’s more like
>be OP
>buy cheap Chinese gear that looks perfectly fine, gets good reviews on temu
>be on “backpacking” trip that’s 500 feet from the trailhead
>pack holds up for the entire 15 minutes that it’s worn
>rave about how great it is
>read positive reviews and comments after the fact for confirmation bias
>call everyone who disagrees a larping faggot

Anonymous

Anonymous Fri 26 Sep 2025 18:22:27 No.2842217 Report

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>>2842198
>>2842200
>>2842202
The backpack will be used for interrailing. Basically buy a train ticket, move around in the EU wherever you want to go to, for as long as the ticket lasts. So a very light use case. Your counterarguments are still valid though.

Anonymous

Anonymous Fri 26 Sep 2025 19:13:35 No.2842224 Report

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>>2842066
This.
Do not gloss over this. None of their goods are safe. There was that big lab study that showed they have shit tons of chemicals lacing their products. Lead, cadmium, arsenic being the big players.

Literally go anywhere else.

Anonymous

Anonymous Fri 26 Sep 2025 20:38:53 No.2842232 Report

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>>2842066
>>2842224
yep. stay the fuck away.
gf's friend is a temu addict. she's been getting real sick lately. she almost exclusively buys temu clothes.

Anonymous

Anonymous Sat 04 Oct 2025 09:20:52 No.2843296 Report

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>>2841976
I highly doubt it. Perhaps they'd be somewhat decent after some modifications though.

Anonymous

Anonymous Sat 04 Oct 2025 17:22:07 No.2843325 Report

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Buy Forclaz/Simond/Whatever name these are sold under. They are usually decent for the low price.

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 06 Oct 2025 11:33:10 No.2843625 Report

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>>2841976
>Are temu backpacks reliable especially for interailing?
I'm mostly acquainted with AliExpress, but the shit should be the same.
The obvious realistic answer is: depends on the pack.
Although when compared to "Western" alternatives in the same price range (<100€) the chink ones usually end up being better.

But usually those tacticool ones aren't that good.
Think established chink brands: NatureHike, 3F UL Gear, if you want to go cheaper and slightly more questionable: Jungle King, Outdoors Inoxto is even more budget but they are more specialized on hydration packs and smaller (<40L) backpacks.

And it's not you need a lot of quality for interrailing.
Also, consider the obvious budget option of a Decathlon backpack. (60-70€ and you should come out with something good enough).

Anonymous

Anonymous Sat 11 Oct 2025 17:57:09 No.2844416 Report

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>>2841976
Avoid Temu. You'll get sick, or their gear will fall apart on you. There is no winning when you buy Chinesium garbage.

Anonymous

Anonymous Sat 11 Oct 2025 17:59:45 No.2844418 Report

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>>2842232
I'm sorry, anon. Apparently a lot of U.S. kids got sick because of the toys that these dumbass suburban soccer moms would buy. Of course they don't look into the source either. Surprise surprise. Their kids' toys are absolutely covered in lead paint and chemical dust.

Fucking vile company, Temu, Wish, Ali, etc.

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