Gregory Stout 70L Internal Frame Pack product image
Gregory Stout 70L Internal Frame Pack product image
Gregory Stout 70L Internal Frame Pack product image
Gregory Stout 70L Internal Frame Pack product image
Gregory Stout 70L Internal Frame Pack product image

Gregory Stout 70L Internal Frame Pack

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About This Item

SUSTAINABILITY:

  • Lining features 40% post-consumer recycled 135D polyester

STORAGE:

  • Zippered top pocket with underside zippered raincover pocket and key clip
  • Zippered bottom sleeping bag compartment
  • Dual side mesh pockets with top and bottom compression straps
  • Front oversized stretch mesh pocket with durable fabric panel
  • Hydration sleeve with universal hanger and exit port
  • Hip belt pocket

DESIGN & DETAILS:

  • Ideal for backpacking or day hiking
  • VersaFit adjustable torso length with 3D Foam breathable back panel
  • Padded wraparound hip belt with large zippered pockets
  • Perforated, breathable shoulder harness with sternum strap featuring an integrated safety whistle
  • Wishbone alloy frame for stable load management and torsional flexibility
  • Rain cover included in dedicated zippered pocket for added organization
  • Quick pull drawcord closure and top webbing compression
  • Trekking pole/tool attachment point with bungee closure system
  • Reinforced bottom panel with dual layer construction
  • Custom comfort-grip molded zipper pulls
  • Brand : Gregory
  • Country of Origin : Imported
  • Style : 126874-1333
  • Web ID: 21GGYUSTT70XXXXXXCTP
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Volume70L
Weight3.71 lbs.
Max carry weight50 lbs.
Fits torsos16-21 in.
Fits hips/waists39-60 in.
Dimensions31.5 in x 13 in x 12.5 in
Rain cover weight0.24 lbs.
External material90% nylon / 10% polyester (bottom)
Frame materialalloy steel & fiberglass anti-barreling cross stay & HDPE
Pack body210D nylon / 420D high density nylon
Pack bottom 840D ballistic polyester
Lining 40% post-consumer recycled 135D polyester
Suspensionmulti-density closed & open cell foam
FeaturesExtended Sizing, Sternum Straps or Hip Belt, Back Panel Ventilation, Trek Pole Attachment, Rain Cover Included, Hydration Reservoir Compatible, Water Bottle Pocket, Compression Straps

REVIEWS

4.2

75%

Recommended

10 Reviews

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Great Pack

This is a great pack. I am a big guy (6’ 2”, 275) so I do wish I would have gone with the Stout 70 plus, but it is still a great pack. Sits on the back well with plenty of adjustments available. Took some time to get dialed in, but once I did, it was very comfortable.

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Solid Pack

The pack itself is pretty good for shorter trips or for those (like me) trying to shed some weight. It's got plenty of space for weekend backpacking trips and there are several well though out design choices. My largest gripes are that there is not an internal load stabilizer strap like you see in the Mystery Ranch packs, nor is there a good way to access the main compartment other than through the top. This is still a very good pack, and I'm looking forward to more adventures with it.

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Not A Good Backpack

The stitching has issues, and the hip belt design doesn't work well. It has a plastic frame sheet between the mesh liner and the padding. Why install the padding on the outside of the plastic frame? Are you kidding me? Without any usable padding on the hip belt, it slides around and doesn't support weight unless you cinch very tight. And it still slides around. I am never buying Gregory again. They don't know what they're doing anymore. Was it designed by a computer? Try field testing your gear before you start selling it or bring back a good pack like the Gregory Reality.

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Great Pack For The Price

I work wilderness therapy: so I live out of this pack for half the month. I love this pack! Good and durable, reasonably light weight, and much better suspension than my last pack. Definitely recommend!

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Not Fancy, But Holds Up Well.

This is one of Gregory's basic packs, essentially a Baltoro with fewer bells and whistles. I needed a 70 liter pack for a 12 day Philmont Trek, and it survived 2 years of shakedown hikes, and 2 more years of "regular" weekend camping use. Works well, and great bang for the buck if you are patient and watch for sales.

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