Gossamer Gear Mariposa vs Wandered PRVKE 21 L

It helps me stand up straighter when I'm hiking and It also gives me some breathability as you can see a lot of my back is exposed You know can slip m...

Much more. The padding is soft. It has the same meshy material that we saw on the strap, so it has a ton of breathability and then you have the paddin...

I bought a used large Mariposa but find that when it's heavily loaded it hits my ass, no matter how I adjust it. I love those packs but haven't quite figured out the fit and I can't really return the used gear.

When fully loaded you end up feeling top heavy. I would prefer it if the pack could be tightened against the body at the top, to help maintain agility –sometimes you have to run to catch a train! A wider chest strap would be more ideal. Also, the chest strap could offer a bit more comfort. While I am not a gear designer, I think a wider strap would be appealing to those looking to avoid the “smushed chest” scenario

It has another side pocket on the top here that is wonderful. The big pockets on the side for water bottles here I put two one liter water bottles in ...

Now let's take a look inside the bag. This compartment is the camera game and over here is the roll-top compartment where you can store food, rain jac...

6 ounces—significantly less than the medium version of the Mariposa with a hipbelt. But with only three external pockets (none of which zip), the Arc Blast is limited in its organizational capacity, and we find that it doesn’t carry a load as well. If pack weight is your number one consideration, it’s hard to argue against the Arc Blast. But we give the overall edge to the Gossamer Gear Mariposa for its added carrying comfort, organization, and durability

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