GoRuck GR1 vs Gregory Maven 45 Pack - Women's

And then they went to a naming convention where the Gr1 now has two sizes, the 21 liter and the 26 liters. So so what I'm gonna cover today for the Gr...

but if they're a little longer I could fit better gear because even though I'm an extra small size in a backpack, my gear is still normal size. I trie...

Because it's designed to double as a rucking bag, the Jr1 boasts some of the beefiest straps you'll find on a backpack. Where most packs typically com...

With the mavens, I have a 16 and 1/2 inch, torso and size small medium fits me best. These packs have everything fast, paced, hikers need and they're ...

It just screams “chic”! This is also very comfortable when worn, as the shoulder straps and back of the bag are very well-padded. • Durability: As noted, this is well-padded and made of a solid polyester fabric material. As I intend to wear this for walks to/from the office and daytrips, I believe this should hold up just fine. In summary, I love the color and comfort

Plus the hip belt and shoulder straps are very comfortable, and the straps and buckles are not flimsy just to save a few ounces. The Maven 45 really has it all - a comfortable well-made women's backpack with the latest, greatest new features.. #maven45 #sweepstakes

I imagine the carabiner on the right shoulder strap could come in handy to secure it to a chair or stroller when out in public and not wearing it on my back.

Fit - shoulders and hip; 2. Hip belt pocket large enough to hold my cell phone, a Samsung Note 9; 3. Ventilation So, how did the Gregory Maven 45 fare against my top 3? For fit, I could adjust the shoulder straps and hip belt with markings to help me fine tune the fit, heavy duty closed loop fasteners to hold it in place. After a couple of false starts, I used my existing pack as a guide to adjust the shoulder straps for the perfect fit

Water resistant material, great ergonomics and spaces/pockets inside. Feels good on the back too. Best money I've ever spent on a bag.

I can actually put my hands completely behind that back panel, so that means you've got plenty of ventilation to keep you cool on the trail, the phone...