Gregory Nano 20L Backpack

This is a very good day pack, and a great one if you have broad shoulders. Pair it with the 2-liter 3D hydration "bladder" (the 3D is more "bottle style," meaning it's a bladder that is somewhat stiff and has side walls that keep it from collapsing when empty--and with it's big screw cap opening, it actually dries out without trouble!!). For those without a hydration bladder there are 2 nice stretchy side pockets for Smart Water bottles or some other slender bottles; I prefer to keep those side pockets for a first aid kit and maybe a map. The main compartment on this particular "bright navy" model is a bright swimming-pool blue, which makes it easy to see things in dim light. There's also a small pocket, likewise lined, for sunglasses, keys, phone, and such; it can easily hold a first aid kit if necessary. And there's one of those big strechy exterior pockets. Anything else? Yes. I really like the adjustable elastic loops for trekking poles (both have to go on the same [left] side of the pack, but the top loop is adjustable so it can accommodate 2 easily; the bottom loop is stretchy enough to hold the bottoms in place; oh, also the top loop has a hook setup, so you can just unhook one side of the loop instead of relying entirely on adjusting the toggle lock). Well, I'm rambling (verbally), when I should be rambling (in the woods). It's an outstanding little pack, with plenty of room for the essentials for 1 person (I include gaiters, a rain layer, a fleece jacket, lunch, hygiene kit, maybe a headlamp, and other lightweight, compact stuff). I've used other packs around this size (Osprey, Vaude) but this one is great.

There is a great option for who wants a practice and quality backpack! Small and with great spaces for organizing

Awesome versatile pack! It is sturdy and stylish. I love all the pockets and the straps keep it secure to your body.

This review is going to be non-adventure related :) I am a caregiver for my husband who is battling stage 4 cancer so when I leave the house, I need to carry syringes, bandaids, towels, hydration supplies, nausea and chemo supplies, etc. This bag has the perfect size for me to fit everything in, without having to carry multiple bags. The pockets are well thought-out as each one has a purpose. The bag is NOT heavy at all which I am so grateful for because it has a good shoulder and back support. The bag is great quality, zippers are very sturdy and overall very stylish color and design! I love how it doesn't make me look frumpy when carrying it because it's not your traditional boring "backpack". It's a statement for someone going through a bold adventure. Yours could be a day hike, mine is cancer care 🥰

Perfect the Plus is wider frame longer straps and extendable at the waist. Best day pack for any size.

Really excellent small, light pack, ideal for day hikes where you don't need a lot. I'm kinda fat and very broad-shouldered, but had no problem adjusting this to a comfortable, secure fit, or with getting it on and off (a problem with some packs, for me). It takes a hydration system, has straps for all the adjustments, and the stretchy side pockets are nice if you're carrying bottles. The workmanship is perfect and neat, and I expect to get years out of this pack. Recommended strongly and without reservation.

After a complication with my epidural during my last delivery I suffer from serious lower back pain, bought this bag as an alternative to a diaper bag and carry it everywhere now! Honestly wouldn’t want to be without it! The plus size version had longer arm holes and that makes it SO comfortable! I’m never going back! Life long customer over here!

Perfect size for quick day trips and have even used it for a few weekend trips. Durable and lightweight. I even like the color,😀