North Face Big Shot (Daypack)

I love the color and style. It has lots of pockets.

It is the ideal pack for a one day trip. It is well adjustable and very comfortable.

This pack is the perfect pack for day climbs. It has a main compartment with two smaller zip xompartments that are great for holding keys, Cliff Bars, tapes, etc... The only problem with this pack is the design of the material is not very durable. The zipper tends to break. Overall the quality of North Face has suffered the last 10 years.

This backpack holds a lot of books and is spacious. The zipper locks up though, and it is kind of annoying. But the style is really nice, but everyone has one though.

This is a great backpack. I currently don't have one, but I did have one for 6 years. From 6th grade to senior year. It was one of the best. It is sturdy.

North Face has always made quality products and this backpack is no different. I have used one for a while and it is well worth the heafty price. Yes, the price is steep, look for prices above $80. It is a strong bag and stand to all the abuse I give it.

My brother had one and it ripped the first month he had it.

Personally, I don't own this backpack, but my friend owns one and I have borrowed it. I like the way it is designed, it looks really sporty. The straps feel really comfortable which is key when carrying a heavy load.

The North Face Big Shot is great because it is long. The pockets are nice and it uses heavy material and zippers. Big cushion shoulder straps.

This pack is really good for a dayhike. The numerous compartments are handy for storing different items. The sturdy construction is definitely a plus too. North Face still manages to keep the pack fairly light with a couple color choices, which is nice. I'd have more mesh-pockets for quick view though.

I like the look of the backpack. It is comfortable, and offers support.

These backpacks are very durable. I have had my North Face backpack for 2 years, and it is almost just like new. They are very big and I can carry all of my books.

The BigShot daypack is good for campus as well as for day hikes. It holds enough to take all your books to campus in one trip. Also, Northface gear always holds up.

Good quality, waterproof, sturdy, and lasts a long time.

The quality, worksmanship, and durability is excellent. For backpackers, hikers, and campers. It is durable and has many compartments. It costs about $75.00-$100.00 dollars, but it is good-looking and stylish. Very popular among college students.

I like this backpack because not only does it look nice, but it also is comfortable on my back and it restricts kids from using one shoulder to hold their pack.

Excellent pack with cool pockets. It's totally long lasting and survived after two weeks of camping out at Pineridge.

The North Face Big Shot provides a lifetime warranty, and durable, strong, and affordable backpacks.

North Face has the best quality outdoor equipment I've ever used. The warranty is outstanding. The zipper broke on one of my packs during Boy Scouts and North Face fixed it, free of charge with no questions asked. The only other pack maker that comes close to North Face is REI.

The North Face Big Shot is good and definately a reliable backpack that is fashionable as well as practical. They come in many different colors that can either match or clash your fit. I'd stick with the black. The only negative is that it is very expensive. If you can afford it, buy it, but if not buy a cheaper more practical bag.

This bag is nice, but it needs pouch specifity, such as a cell phone, wallet, and water bottle pouch. It also needs more colors.

I feel that North Face gear is way to expensive and people who want to fit in buy it.

My girlfriend has this pack and I love it. I used it for my recent rock climbing trip and it formed to my back perfectly.

My bag ripped apart after a month of using it.

This backpack is pretty cool because I have one. I have a black one and a I carry one everywhere. One time I went to Yellowstone and I took the backpack. It really helped because the straps are really strong and it really helped a lot.

Not a big fan of the daypack. Not enough support, wimpy little waist belts that ride you all the time. At least the big shot is big enough that it gives the feel of covering your back and not just swinging loosely behind you like many daypacks do.