Review on Gregory Tetrad Daypack: Versatile Backpack Ideal for Casual Use by Mary Reed

Good quality, organization and function. The general functionality is disputed. This backpack is a clear alternative or successor to the Osprey Farpoint 55 (I mean the 60L version of the Tetrad). Really comfortable and big enough backpack that offers good organization in a 20L daypack. The main 40 liter backpack is just a big bag with a small working "active shield". The included 3-1 rain cover comes in very handy when using the backpack as luggage on the plane, although it's a bit difficult to fit in a bag. with my 60 liter version as hand luggage. Overall, in my opinion, this pack is the best option among split daypacks, although I recommend that you consider a smaller bag and purchase an additional comparable daypack separately.