Frame:
- Wraptor harness design hugs your frame and eliminates bounce
Insulation:
- Hydrapak Shape-Shift reservoir with internal baffle for reduced jostling and easy fill slider
Weather and Wind:
- Stretch mesh pocket with easy pull tab for extras like a light rain jacket
Zippers:
- Additional zippered front pocket for supplemental gear
Logo/Graphics:
- Reflective graphics make you more visible at night
Pockets:
- Internal silicone security pocket that is sweat/water proof
- Trekking pole storage pocket
- Additional front pocket for easy access to small items
- Accessory pockets and gel flask holder for easy access to the essentials
Fabric:
- Cocona materials for maximum comfort
Fit:
- Gender-specific fit for comfort
Features:
- Internal reservoir compression of reduced load-shifting
- Fluid Mechanics design
- On-the-move internal reservoir compression
- Women's specific design
- Wraptor stabilizer for a no bounce carry
- Top entry for easy access to gear
With a design exclusively to accommodate the female body, Gregory's Pace 5 will comfortably carry what you need for runs lasting 2 to 4 hours. Optimized for 5 liters of fuel and gear and with strategically placed pockets, you'll be able to get what you need, when you need it.
| Backpack Features: | Ultralight |
|---|---|
| Backpack Style: | Hydration Daypack |
| Capacity: | 275 cu in / 4.5 L (XS/S); 305 cu in / 5 L (S/M) |
| Hydration Bladder Included: | 2L |
| Hydration Compatible: | Yes |
| Laptop Sleeve: | None |
| Pack Size: | 0-999 cu in |
| Volume: | 305 cubic inches / 5 liter |
| Weight: | 11 oz / 305 g (XS/S); 11 oz / 315 g |
Subcategories of Hydration:
Gregory Pace 5 Review:
Reviews:
Being a petite woman (5'2" 107 lbs), most unisex hydration packs don't fit well, and that would get annoying really quick when running distance. This bag, however, is a perfect fit. I got the XS/S and have used it several times, up to 14 miles, and I barely even notice that I'm wearing it. I hear the water sloshing in the bladder but I don't FEEL the slosh. The bag doesn't snag my technical tops and didn't chafe when paired with a racerback tank. The front pockets are well placed and just the right size for a phone or energy gels. Overall, the bag is such a huge improvement over a handheld water bottle that I don't think I could ever go back. It's sort of pricey but if you're running distance and have a hard time finding a pack that fits right, this is totally worth the money.