GoRuck 34L GR2

But it comes in at about 370 dollars, so very close to the price range that you'll see on these GORUCK bags, and so with all that being said after usi...

if you're that otherwise highly recommend this bag, it's going to be the bag you should stick with for forever. You should just sell out to this bag b...

* Both pockets can store much more than the GR1 top pocket and/or external slant pocket + does not interfere with internal packing / will not explode contents when I unzip. * CHZ22 stands on its own and is accessible. * The GR1 required me to lean the bag against a wall and/or my desk, also 1/2 unzipping was not conducive.

I travel with a GoRuck GR2 34L. And I can use it as a personal item on most (but not all) planes by removing my jacket and 1 cube. ______. - Nice to have: shoulder strap adjustable.

I trust the durability and the protection it offers to the laptop. My only concern is that GR2 does not have a waist belt and I have been suggested not to travel with any backpack larger than 35L without a waist belt. Though the company offers a molly-attached "padded hip belt", I have heard that it does not help to distribute the weight well and was previously called "stabilizer belt" by the company.

The 34L GR2 doesn’t feel too bulky or floppy when it’s only lightly packed, but the GR1 feels and looks a lot smaller when it’s not fully packed. The second compartment on the GR2 just makes it bigger.