GORUCK GR1 26L Review: An Everyday Bag That Can Ruck

My written GR1 review and current options: https://ruckauthority.com/gear/goruck... Shop current GR1 options (affiliate link; I may earn a commission): https://ruckauthority.com/api/go?prod... GORUCK supplied this bag. GORUCK did not approve this review. After about two weeks with the 26L Ranger Green GR1, here's where I would choose it for everyday carry and rucking. For dedicated training I prefer my Rucker 5.0; for lots of gear, my 34L GR2. On my Otter Lake trail outing I carried a 20 lb plate, drone kit, water and first aid. The full load was not weighed. My review pack is Vietnam-made; the linked GORUCK purchase page is for the USA-made version. Check the listing for your preferred size, color, origin and current price. I did not test water resistance; "highly water resistant" is GORUCK's rating. Plate figures in the video are manufacturer specifications, not my tested load: GORUCK lists the 45 lb Long for upright GR1 rucking, not ruck PT, and recommends the 30 lb Standard for sleeve fit. That is a fit recommendation, not a suggested training load. The Rucker 5.0's 75 lb capacity applies to the 20L/25L versions with two plate pockets. Plate compatibility: https://www.goruck.com/products/ruck-... SCARS provides a lifetime guarantee, with repair or replacement at GORUCK's discretion under its terms: https://www.goruck.com/pages/scars-li... My Rucker 5.0 review:    • GORUCK Rucker 5.0 Review: My First Week on...   0:00 The GR1 premise and disclosure 0:22 The 26L Ranger Green and fit 0:45 My lake-trail load 1:03 Pockets and organization 1:50 Handles, straps and comfort 2:43 Plate sleeve and compatibility 3:14 Water rating, price and guarantee 3:30 Which bag I would choose 3:55 Written review and close