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I'd say it was too complicated. i.e a plethora of small pockets- I counted 7 in addition to the main section.I can't see the weight listed anywhere. Nor do I really think a 25l bag needs a "spring steel construction", whatever that is!
On the otherhand, at £10 it could well be a bargin. I'd buy it & attack it with a pair of scissors to remove the junk. At that price, you can't really go wrong.
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Stap me, it's got climate control and all for £9.99. You should see what a dent climate control in my new car put in my bank balance ;-)
You gets what you pays for - it may last 5 minutes or 5 years. For a cheap sack, it's quite well specified. If having a cool back is really important, check out Berghaus Freeflow designs which are the dogs nadgers in this respect. But prices will be about 3x higher.
HTH.
-- Money doesn't come easy - that's the way it goes!