Rhune 20

Gregory

Rhune 20

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Based on 19 Reddit mentions

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Help me choose: EDC + Travel (Cabin Bag)

Look at the Gregory Rhune. Comes in several sizes. I have the 22L and love it.

MPG56 in r/backpacks

March 24, 2026 2:14 PM

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I need help with backpack for my Girl

That's a little big for a school backpack, unless she carries a lot of stuff. The shoulder straps have the Nike Air Max technology, so no other brand would have shoulder straps like that. For her age, it is important to get a bag that she likes because of the way it looks, that is also comfortable.

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LovePeaceTruth in r/backpacks

May 2, 2026 7:32 PM

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Work/Travel Backpack Suggestions

I’ve been looking at the rework toshi - there are a lot of videos on it but it’s not in stores so haven’t seen it in person. It looks like it has a lot of what you are looking for. Except, it may be on the small side for if you want to take a couple days of clothes. Price point is just under $200. I

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ohboyoh-oy in r/backpacks

December 22, 2025 12:12 AM

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What’s the best backpack for work that won’t feel like a hiking pack?

I love my Gregory Rhune 22; I use it for work and for my PhD, carry two laptops, coffee, lunch, book or two, and a pair of gym clothes. It was sub $150 and it’s super comfortable, walk with it about 2-4 miles a day.

Longjumping-Dingo175 in r/backpacks

November 18, 2025 1:00 AM

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What’s the best backpack for work that won’t feel like a hiking pack?

I feel like I have to preface this with the following: I am definitely not a paid reviewer or commenter. Check out the Gregory Rhune series. Another commenter recommended it here as well. They don't spend as much on their marketing and influencer reach but they make solid packs. They have a level of

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Beautiful_Factor6841 in r/backpacks

November 18, 2025 6:55 AM

3

OneBag setup - Gossamer Gear Vagabond Jet

i want this bag to be my personal item but osprey 26+6 always wins due to more capacity. I wish i could modify it to be a perfect 3 way carry bag, so that i can use this with another carry on if needed. My list of modifications :- Its a blackhole inside so i want to add white dry bag with magnetic c

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No_Priority6410 in r/onebag

April 19, 2026 3:34 AM

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Is it worth getting a backpack with a waist belt just for work?

I got the Gregory Rhune 22L. It’s been amazing for work! Really comfortable and has a slot for my laptop and some books, as well as some dedicate pen compartments which I love. There’s a large main compartment, a front compartment, and a top mini pocket. There’s also a tiny pocket on the straps whic

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kipji in r/backpacks

December 1, 2025 9:57 PM

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Should i get the osprey axis 24?

I have the Osprey Daylite plus, and I also have the Gregory Rhune 22L. The Gregory is amazing for work, it has a laptop sleeve and it can comfortably carry a lot of weight on my back because the shoulder straps are padded really well. The Osprey I don’t use for work because it’s not as comfortable w

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arcadebee in r/backpacks

December 6, 2025 3:49 PM

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a Hiking backpack ver replacement of my Orben backpack with more compartments reccomendation?

I really like the organization of the Gregory Rhune 22L. It also has a very cushy back panel and good straps and the interior organizer and pockets are very good. It is on sale at REI right now and Sierra has it for $51. There is also a larger 28L version.

ohboyoh-oy in r/backpacks

December 21, 2025 4:37 PM

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Looking for new back with same specs than my old one

I just bought a Gregory Rhune 22L on a post-holiday sale and it fits everything you’ve noted. https://youtu.be/EI0Tfl0jLSA?si=zsscRROIHyb7yYLe Haven’t used it yet, but really happy first impression.

misterspector in r/backpacks

January 1, 2026 6:34 PM

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