Review on Spark Orange Gregory Nano 20 Backpacks by Tanya Hughes

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 green model from last year. I like it so far, and although it's smaller, it has enough space inside. Side mesh pockets are suitable for most types of sports water. bottles but not Nalgene 32 oz. The front stretch pocket is great and perfect for the backpacker fit. The hydration pocket is large and separate from the main compartment, probably my favorite feature. Top front pocket big enough for keys, wallet and phone with extra space. However, YKK zippers tend to hang on the flap when it rains. I would prefer waterproof zippers and no flap. Overall a well made pack if you are looking for a hydration pack or a small backpack for a day trip.