Naturehike Rock 60 + 5 Hiking Backpack

G'day Jack,

You wouldn't sorry - there's an aluminium frame inside the pack harness which prevents it from compressing down further.

G'day Peter,

Naturehike doesn't specify a weight carrying capacity of the pack, however being an ultra-light style pack, we'd recommend keeping your carry weight lower than 18-20kg. Anything heavier than that and you'll likely find the harness uncomfortable for extended periods.

G'day George,

Unfortunately, we don't currently have any stock of these to physically look at, so it's hard to know. Generally, packs of this design have a stitched-in hip belt that can't be removed. Ben (from the video) wasn't able to recall whether it was removable or not!

G'day Travis,

The team at Brendale have measured this one for us, it's 7cm between the shoulder straps where they're stitched at the top.
It may be uncomfortable if you're quite broad-shouldered, but otherwise its not a huge difference betwen that and some other packs in our range.

G'day Daniel,

Naturehike dont provide any user height or fit recommendations for their packs.
The user height ultimately makes no difference, as everyones dimensions are different - it mostly depends on your back length.
There is feedback in forums, etc online with people ranging bewteen 5'4" & 6'2" using this pack without issues.

The harness length itself is 50cm, and being more of an UL pack, you wouldnt want to exceed a load greater than 15kg
I'm 5'6" and have quite a short back - I reckon I could make it work without too many issues.
Being limited to a lighter load also offsets any restrictions in adjustablility with the harness - its common with the ultra light packs that you have a very basic harness.

It comes down to choosing between pack style/weight/price, versus a comprehensive/fine-tuning harness system.