Mountaintop packs. How good are they?

[lonerjunk]

I have been looking on Amazon for some packs within my budget. I'm looking for something small, but something that I can attach a sleeping bag and a tent to, while still having room for everything else.

I am planning on getting either a 40l or a 55l.
Have any of you ever had a mountaintop? If so, were they any good?

Links to the packs:
Mountaintop 40L: Amazon.com - https://a.co/d/aw51toQ
Mountaintop 55L: Amazon.com - https://a.co/d/1l4zmia

 

[lonerjunk]

I should also add that I'm 5'3 and quite slim. I want something that'll be good enough to carry my shit (clothes, toiletries, food, etc), but nothing too big.

 

[laughingman]

Hey loner. Ive never owned one of these I'm sorry to say. But I'm a bit suspect about packs from non outdoor brands. If your on a tight budget and have a mailing address you might check out geartrade.com. You should be able to find something more reliable there for less then those cost. Ive seen internal frame packs there for as little as 25 or 30 dollars that would do the job but if your looking in the 50 to 60 dollar range there are tons that would do It for you. If you have time you could try buying one in the winter. The prices go down even more then.

 

[lonerjunk]

Hey loner. Ive never owned one of these I'm sorry to say. But I'm a bit suspect about packs from non outdoor brands. If your on a tight budget and have a mailing address you might check out geartrade.com. You should be able to find something more reliable there for less then those cost. Ive seen internal frame packs there for as little as 25 or 30 dollars that would do the job but if your looking in the 50 to 60 dollar range there are tons that would do It for you. If you have time you could try buying one in the winter. The prices go down even more then.

Hey, laughingman. Thank you so much for the link. I'll definitely check it out.