wasted money.. in the end, you get what you pay for
on the first ascent, the stick that holds the pole broke and the strap that tightens at the chest also, the waist strap is not stable at all and bends

Good evening from me too, very good choice the backpack is honest it has a large space for storing things very clever that it also has a zipper at the bottom and you can take whatever you want from the bottom things without taking everything out.
Pocket for baton/water straps anything bottle tent sleeping bag etc.
The only negative and for this reason the 4 stars is its weight you can find similar backpacks with half the weight
but a very good choice I recommend it!!!!!

Good choice and quality for 80 euros! From a Greek company! Mainly used for hiking, it has enough space for a two-day hike with several additional pockets! The waterproof cover is also useful! There are definitely higher quality ones, but you pay more for those! Anyway, on Olympus, loaded with a tent, sleeping bag, mat, helmet, etc., it performed just fine and with about 10 kilos of weight, I went up and down with relative ease!

I have the 35L backpack for about 4 months now (80€), so far it hasn't presented any issues and it holds up well. Obviously, the materials are more budget-friendly compared to similar expensive backpacks from "big" companies. It has plenty of compartments and straps (including one for trekking poles) and satisfactory padding. The clips are okay, the buckles are so-so, I added a layer of fabric tape because the shoulder straps were loosening during the trail and it fixed the problem. It is not waterproof. I wouldn't overload it either. Overall, it is a likable backpack with plenty of features.