F-stop Guru UL vs GoRuck GR1

But as a hiker, I want to keep the kit to a minimum so I can enjoy scrambling, walking on ledges - challenging trails. This pack is quality built with hiking features - water bladder pouch, outside pockets on both sides for water bottles or Tripods, lots of internal pockets (Yes a laptop) and pouches for small items, compression straps, lash down points and its lightweight and a comfortable carry. For the Photographer, the 25L size lets me use a nice size internal Camera storage unit that has plenty of space for 2 or 3 lenses + filers + cleaning kit. Even with this storage unit there is enough separate storage volume for jackets, food, emergency gear, Gloves - everything you normally would bring on a strenuous Day hike of 5 to 10 miles

Because it's designed to double as a rucking bag, the Jr1 boasts some of the beefiest straps you'll find on a backpack. Where most packs typically com...

Access to your camera gear through the back panel to ensure perfect balance of comfort performance. The Guru features our Super Duty eg. a padded susp...

It just screams “chic”! This is also very comfortable when worn, as the shoulder straps and back of the bag are very well-padded. • Durability: As noted, this is well-padded and made of a solid polyester fabric material. As I intend to wear this for walks to/from the office and daytrips, I believe this should hold up just fine. In summary, I love the color and comfort

Unfortunately, there's no padding in the flap, though so, for protection. I'D, recommend, storing your laptop in a padded sleeve first before then sli...

This backpack by Osprey is very well made but keep in mind this is a laptop backpack. It’s not going to take a lot and I am quite disappointed with the size. It’s long but thin. Zipper doesn’t go all around because of the bottle pocket will not allow for this