Gregory Tetrad 60 Travel Pack - Men's vs liteaf

It will be nice to include some sort of velcro to secure the backing of the cover. Please please fix and redesign that rain cover to accommodate for easy packing at the airport when bag is fully packed as well as easy on/off when it rains. Minor issue: Another nice thing will be to have compression straps inside the pack since this will give a relief on a zipper and the seams of the pack when you are trying to squeeze everything in. The mesh top on top is also a bit weird because it limited the easy access as well as being able to put things in last minute

He said that he has not regretted the LiteAF bag he purchased which has the best shoulder straps of any pack he has tried. He said a lot of other packs the straps dig into his shoulders and the width and generous padding of LiteAF make them superior to all others. He replaced his HMG with it. I have not tried a LiteAF pack myself though so take all this with a grain of salt as it is a completely second-hand anecdotal experience

The main pack can bring along just about everything you need, but I did find that it's stiffer perimeter made its ability to swell for larger items more challenging than other big-trip duffels on the market. That said, those same tough sides help the interior compression straps pull together the packing cubes, sacks, and gear you're bringing along. (There's always a reason gear designers make the choices they do, we just don't always know them.)

For all of my primary weekend warrior trips, I've fallen in love with a LiteAF Multi 20L. I can fit [all of this](https://lighterpack.com/r/lt8yng) with 2-4 days of food very comfortably and zero fuss.

This pack offers an advanced suspension along with travel friendly features like a versatile cover, grab handles and a lockable zipper, and don't forg...

com/r/ta8his). Location/s of use: Sierras or CT. Season/s of use: Summer. Previous hiking experience: JMT, and smaller hikes

Women’s Tribute: 40L $180; 55L $220; 70L $240. This article is sponsored by Gregory. See all sizes of the Tetrad and Tribute here.

SizingShorter torso lengths are also increasingly available to accommodate women, who on average, aren’t as tall as men. However, matching your exact torso length is a little less critical on a frameless backpack because the hip belt is not load-bearing. The fitting process is actually more similar to fitting a daypack (without a hip belt) than a regular framed backpack, although matching your torso length is still a good benchmark to aim for.Check Out All of SectionHiker's Gear Guides! SectionHiker is reader-supported