🎒 Stay Hydrated with the Gregory Mountain Hydration Backpack: A Perfect Gear for Outdoor Adventures Review

Very comfortable and adjustable. Good bags and ties. I gave it 4 stars because it takes up about 1/3 of the main compartment when the tank is full. However, this is a great package.

An excellent hiking backpack for the day. Super comfortable and light. There's plenty of space if you're not sleeping in a tent. A few more small pockets could have been used for organization but that's a minor complaint. It also has my name on it and it's orange.

Used as a touring pack for touring through large sand dunes, arches, canyons and Rocky Mountain National Park. Worked great, also has a first aid kit, cool water, 2 raincoats and some snacks. The elastic strap on the left strap is great for holding my camera while mounted on a selfie stick.

I hiked with this bag for a week and I love how well the humidification system is designed and how well it integrates. I've used it on the plane and on a hike. It fits very well and prevents my back from getting too sweaty compared to other bags. Very good weight distribution and the lower changing pads are very nice. The magnetic chest strap is also great.

I am returning to hiking (day and night) after almost 10 years. While I usually avoid spending big bucks on something like a daypack, I bought this one on recommendation. I'm glad I did. I remember the discomfort that comes with daypacks from my earlier hiking days, but this pack was about as comfortable as it could have been. So far I've taken it on 3 10-12 mile cross country training hikes with about 2000ft of elevation gain and a 20lb load and I can safely say this is the most comfortable…

Favorite features - Front lap belt with pockets. They're more on the side for me as I'm a tall guy - The magnetic clip on the shoulder strap for holding the hose is very handy - The front straps are adjustable at the top and bottom. Large mesh front pocket with space for sunglasses. Two side pockets make it easy to store things like Thermacell or another water bottle. The main compartment is quite large and has a small mesh pocket on the front. Has a 3 liter container. Mesh lining for hanging…

I have to admit, I'm already a big Gregory Pax fan. Citro 24 H20 only confirms my respect for this company. First I chose the Citro 24 H20 for 8-10 hour day trips in mild weather. I already own a Zulu 30 and a Baltoro 65 for other uses so I had a pretty good idea of what to expect from this purchase. I have other brands in this size range. They just weren't what I was looking for, so I chose Citro to fill the gap. There are several popular backpacks that focus on the lightest possible weight…

Osprey Manta 24 vs Gregory Citro 24 Backpack Review I've narrowed my selection of frame and waistbelt backpacks with pockets to these two backpacks based on the good reviews for both. Praise from Manta: Has a better trampoline back, the backpack is completely separate from the back. Stow away trekking poles when carrying. Built-in rain cover. Height-adjustable shoulder strap. Citro praise: smaller, looks less "over the top"; Shoulder straps have become more comfortable; more storage unit; large