Gregory Baltoro & Deva Backpacks

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Boasting the comfortable, back-hugging fit that Gregory has built its name on, these backpacks are built to help you carry heavy loads with ease. Both the Baltoro and the women’s-specific Deva use Response A3 suspension technology for dynamic load balancing on tough terrain, and have ample gear space for warm-weather multi-stagers, extended backcountry excursions, or high alpine trekking—depending on which size you choose Read More

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AJFWG

May 12, 2020

Anyone know if they'll be coming again? Are they worth buying on drop?

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shakedc200

Sep 21, 2019

Please make it international shipping. PLEASE

Hect1Stone

Sep 20, 2019

The pictures are 2019 models

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JAZONG

Sep 20, 2019

I just bought the Baltoro 65 from campsaver for $225 (ferrous Orange) and it came with a 3L Gregory hydration bladder. So in comparison, I paid $15 more than this price and received a $30 item that I wanted to buy anyhow, so if you also need a 3L hydration bladder, the combo is, or was $10 cheaper at campsaver.

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Vaddiszno

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Aug 22, 2019

By far the best pack I have ever used! I have 4 decades of backpacking experience in the Sierras and all over the world. I have the 2018 Gregory Baltoro 75. I am 6’3” tall 210# and use the size large. My base pack weight is 30lbs as I backpack with my family and carry the tent, kitchen, etc. My pack weighs at least 47lbs at the trailhead in the summer with 17lbs of food and beverages. Up to 55 lbs if the weather is colder and we expect precipitation. We hike anywhere from 5 miles to 9 miles with packs per day on rugged terrain. I replaced my Arcteryx Bora 80 with the Gregory Baltoro 75. It was a complete game changer for both comfort and load carrying. Wow! Can’t go wrong. It may weigh a bit more that ultralight models, but the stability and comfort is worth it. No break in period. No hotspots. Rain cover and daypack are fantastic conveniences and would cost over $100 to replicate. But with confidence!

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