Gonex Ultra Lightweight Packable Backpack Daypack Handy Foldable Camping Outdoor Travel Cycling Backpacking(Blue)

Nice foldable backpack, you can carry in your purse and hold a lot of items

this is a great packable backpack - packs un small - opens up to a decent size. I did get the light blue, which is very bright.

Have used on many trips. Perfect for carrying stuff you need for the day. Then fold up into small bundle.

For the price, you get a great little compact, "emergency" backpack for the price that folds into itself so you can store it in a car glove box, in other luggage or another backpack, etc. I just received the bag about a week ago, after purchasing as a lightning deal for a little less than $10. We took it to my daughter's softball tournament as an extra bag, as we carry a bunch of miscellaneous "stuff" to these all day tournaments. I had my camera, a canon 70d with 70-200mm lens (mentioning this, as this combo makes for a pretty large and long piece of equipment, but no dedicated camera bag. It was very windy, and the dirt from the infields was blowing all over the place, so I used this backpack to keep my expensive camera an lens out of the dust. It worked great, and carried the heavy camera an lens with no issues, even though this is NOT a large backpack. It is great that it has places for water bottle and extra compartments, though I haven't used either, yet. There is little to no padding on this bag, which I could see being an issue if you were to carry anything with hard edges for an extended period of time, but sacrificing the bulk of padding to have a nice little bag in reserve is well worth it - I would never have this bag as a primary, everyday backpack. So, if you want a cheap little reserve bag, I would not hesitate to buy this bag.

This is one of the best travel purchases I have ever made. The backpack folds into a small pouch that fits neatly in luggage or even a moderate size handbag. Unfolded, it becomes a normal-size daypack, albeit it an unstructured one. It has a side pouch for a small water bottle, an exterior zip pocket for things like your wallet, phone, and other stuff you want to access easily. The pouch turns inside the top part of the daypack for small things like keys and room cards. I was able to carry a couple of large bottles of water, a thin sweatshirt, my travel documents— and still had room left. The parachute-like thin material held up perfectly in a full week of daily use. The best part was that it folded back into its puffy square small enough to fit inside my sneakers when I packed to go home. I’m thinking a buying a second one for my husband so that I don’t have to carry stuff for two as I did. — Debbie Lee Wesselmann