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Gregory Optic & Octal Backpacks

Gregory Optic & Octal Backpacks

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Whether you’re on a thru-hike, traveling abroad, or trying to get away for the weekend, the Gregory men’s Optic and women’s Octal are ready to help you balance your load while cutting your overall weight. Built around a lightweight aluminum frame, each pack uses the company’s AeroSpan suspension system to provide load-stabilizing support and fluid-like efficiency Read More

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ssorck
7
Jul 29, 2019
For anyone who is curious - here is my large 48 with a BV500 horizontally.
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Yanex
6
Jul 19, 2019
Can you please add the Optic 58 Medium Lava model?
DJ.HLC
4
Jul 17, 2019
Does anyone know if a BV450 canister will fit horizontally in the 48L? I couldn't find any definitive information online. Unfortunately there are no mediums in the 58L, otherwise I would pick that up.
ssorck
7
Jul 18, 2019
DJ.HLCIt should - I have the size large 48L and can fit a BV500 horizontally. I can post a pic or two if it helps. The 450 should be no problem!
DJ.HLC
4
Jul 22, 2019
ssorckThank you! Appreciate your response
EZ_living
211
Jul 15, 2019
how do these work when they're only partially full? I'm looking for a lightweight pack that'll do well on light backpacking trips and heavy day hikes (lots of food for group picnics, etc).
metastart
2
Jun 15, 2019
Does the pack have a dwr or pu or other coating applied for waterproofing or anything else? Thanks.
Stevex
1
Jun 15, 2019
metastartNo no coatings but includes a good fitted rain over.
Stevex
1
Jun 12, 2019
I purchased the Optic 58 last year and used it this Easter to walk the Cape Wrath trail in Scotland over two weeks m y overall assessment is it's a great lightweight and very comfortable pack. However it's quality is in question, the hipbelt where it attaches to the lumber pad on the left side separated over half its length and the stitching of the gusset piece at the top of shoulder straps also had stitching come apart. I have returned it under warranty and it is being repaired,however i doubt if I would chance taking it on an extended trip again. I noticed the hip belt coming away on my last day so the bag overall only covered 250 miles from new and I am easy on my gear looking after it, a big disappointment as I found it really comfortable carrying 16kgs.
KurtW
Apr 30, 2019
I have read that the stretch material on the back and side pockets is not very durable. Can anyone comment in more detail what they have experienced?
Stevex
1
Jun 12, 2019
KurtWThe stretch material is durable however the weak point is on both side pockets where they join the pack i found stuffing the side pockets could easily stress this area due to the small length of attachment near the front bottle access sit.
benker
3
Apr 29, 2019
So, optic vs massdrop's x60? )
Jennab211
0
Apr 16, 2019
Just got my shipment notice! =)
BroRule
0
Apr 5, 2019
First I owned a Gregory Palisades pack, since I was the sherpa for my two younger boys, then the Baltoro, once they could carry their own. Now I am excited about getting a much lighter UL pack for a sweet price for my next trip in the Sierras. Wish I was backpacking with the Optic 58 sooner than this August.
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