Spark Orange Gregory Nano 20 Backpacks Review

The perfect backpack. Just big enough but not too big. Practical compartments, well thought-out design and high-quality workmanship.

I love this bag...almost. It's the perfect size for commuting and easily swapped out for a short day hike or festival. I like the fact that it doesn't have a bulky waist belt attached as I have other pockets for when I need that feature. My ONLY complaint is with the water bottle sleeves. I don't always use the water tank when hiking or at festivals, so I was disappointed to learn that I couldn't fit a 32-ounce Nalgen bottle or Hydroflask. However, smaller/thinner bottles work well. Not…

This backpack really works best for smaller people. someone who is 6 feet tall or taller, it will be too small for your build and you may have misaligned the waist belt. For bigger guys it will look pretty silly on the back. However, I'm 6ft 1in and bought this on purpose as an alternative to the camelback. I plan to use it to carry a 3 liter hydration pack and rain cover on day hikes and some basic repair essentials when mountain biking. which I like because it's small. I bought the light…

I bought this Gregory Nano 20 backpack about 6 months ago and I'm still so excited about it that I'm writing my first Revain review. I originally bought this for a week-long trip around Europe, but I've used it every day commuting to work, events, etc. on public transport. I also used it once for day trips. The backpack is quite narrow and high compared to other backpacks. I tried but it suits me. I use the water tank bag for documents (doctor's letters, etc.) and an electronic tablet, i.e…