Rhune 28

Had the previous-gen Subterra 21, sold it because the functional capacity felt way less than advertised. Replaced it with a Gregory Rhune 22 and use this as my daily office bag and have travelled with it. Might suit your needs: Easily stows under airplane seat as your personal item. Separate admin c

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

I’m in the same situation as you and I’m also hesitating about buying the Thule Subterra 21L. I work in a corporate environment and it seems like a perfect fit for that. As someone else already mentioned, the Gregory Rhune 22L might be a good alternative, but for me it looks a bit too outdoorsy. I’m

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.

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

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

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.

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.

Hi, Thank you. For past two years I did not have problems with Quasar “breathe” back. Comparing with my existing Helicon Tex Summit (similar Skule back) Quasar ventilation works decently/better. Any mesh tramp back performs better but I dont like complex frame without ability to minimize size. A few

You can look at Nebula 32 or Gregory Rhune 28, it is a little bigger and in some cases better that Qusar.