Gregory Triconi Backpack Review

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Uploaded by on Feb 14, 2010

You ever realize that you needed something at the bottom of your pack and then had to dump everything out just to get to it? That's not going to happen with the Gregory Triconi. With multiple access points to the main compartment, you'll never struggle to get to your gear again. Also, the water resistant design ensures that your gear is well protected after a long day out in rain or snow.

It Features:
• Design provides three ways to get at your gear with top-loading, side and bottom zippered access to the main compartment
• New Response™ AFS technology self-adjusts to your hip angle, while pivoting control system mirrors your body's movements
• Hipbelt load-stabilizer straps control pack pivot as you move, allowing customized settings for any person and over any terrain
• 3D precurved hipbelt and harness use dual-density foams laminated to the surface fabric, resulting in cushioning without pinching or binding
• Cross-over compression straps distribute compression over a wide surface to stabilize partially full pack
• Hydration-compatible design features a reservoir sleeve and dual drink-tube exit ports for on-the-go hydration (reservoir sold separately)
• A single aluminum stay helps support heavy loads
• Features dual hipbelt pockets, side stretch pocket, hide-away water bottle pocket and stash pocket
• Top lid pocket lets you keep compass, map and small essentials or raingear close at hand
• Low-profile front pocket has vertical water-resistant zippered access
• Features twin gear/ice axe loops and quick-release sleeping pad straps
• Rubberlike thermoplastic elastomer covers the bottom of the pack, providing long-lasting wear and waterproof protection from the elements
• Features 210-denier ripstop nylon and nylon twill for strength, durability and lightness
• Specifications based on size Medium.
• Size Small and Large specs are below.
•Small - 16 - 18 in. / 22 - 28 in. / 3,356 cu. in. / 55 liters / 5 lbs. 1 oz. / 2.3kg.
•Large - 20 - 22 in. / 34 - 40 in. / 3,905 cu. in. / 64 liters / 5 lbs. 10 oz. / 2.5kg.
• Gender: Unisex
• Frame type: Internal
• Approximate volume: 3,661 cubic inches (60 liters)
• Average weight: 5 lbs. 5 oz. (2.4 kilograms)
• Adjustable torso: Yes
• Fits torso: 18 - 20 inches (45.72-50.8cm)
• Fits waist/hips: 28 - 34 inches (71.12-86.36cm)
• Material(s): Ripstop nylon / nylon twill Frame materialThermoformed polypropylene/HDPE/aluminum
• Number of stays: 1
• Number of pockets: 7 + main compartment
• Access / Loading: Top/side/bottom
• Sleeping bag compartment: Yes
• MSRP: $248.95




Special Thanks to YOUNGS BACKPACKING for hosting this review.
If youd like to visit/contact them, they can be reached at:

2508 Telegraph Ave
Berkeley, CA 94704
(510) 548-7463
youngsbackpacking@sbcglobal.net




This Video shot with a Canon G9 on loan.

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  • Darn, I totally forgot to check.

    I think this is the medium. They are all the same in layout, just different in size.

    Sorry.

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  • i took this bag through the la cloche silhouette trail and it performed amazingly. we were incredibly under prepared for the trip and packed way to much, 45lbs each. the weight was a lot but the only place i felt it was my knees and feet. my back was perfect the whole time.

  • You sir, would make a good product reviewer.......Gregory packs do make outdoors more enjoyable to hike.

  • Thank you so much for posting this video! I was on the fence about this bag, but your review explained enough to me to go ahead and pick it for a 12-month round-the-world trip. Thanks again - incredibly helpful walk-through!

  • you probably havent heard of " Denali" packs made in australia, u shld do a review there good value for money

  • You may want to leave the packing material in the pack to start so we could see what it looks like fully packed. Just a suggestion from a guy that's not nearly as good at this stuff as you.

  • It's a very nice pack. In fact, after looking at their web site I am considering picking one up!

  • Is that the 60L pack?

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