Alright so this is my first Gregory backpack and I love it! it distributes weight very evenly and I often have trouble with that because of the intense curve of my spine. Anyw…
- johnny, 04/07/13
Warrensburg

Purchased this pack and couldn't be happier. After trying on various packs in the 60-75L range I found that this one fit best. While you're all going to be different shapes…
- Lee, 05/21/13
Chicago

This pack is amazing. Strappy but not too strappy. Lots of pockets but not annoying. Tons of room. Comfortable sholder pads and support along the back. There really isn't…
- Andrew, 02/15/10
Athens, GA

I used this backpack when I went to Iceland and it is really great! It holds a lot and is just the right size in my opinion! I love it and I will use it forever!…
- , 09/13/11
Marquette, Michigan

every other pack on the market uses buckles to hold tools on to the back of their packs. the exception is Gregory - they use 2 small stips of velcro on each side. velcro doe…
- RON, 09/22/09
MIAMI

I used this pack for an 8-Day Alpine Ascents Mountaineering course on Mt. Rainier in June, and it functioned well. After adjusting the pack with the included instructions befo…
- Johnny, 10/18/11
Austin

The Baltoro 75 is sick!!! I'm a big guy..6-4" and I bought a Large and it fits perfectly. This pack has so many pockets...I use the the long side pockets to store my tent p…
- Joshua, 07/05/11
Columbus, GA

Gregory is one of those companies that specialize in one thing, and does it really well. I have 4 packs, and the Baltoro is my "heavyweight" pack. Gregory does a great job wi…
- Aaron, 05/11/11

I am slightly jealous - this is my boyfriends pack - after trying on packs - he knew he loved this one - we have yet to take it into the field - but have loaded it down and wa…
- Melinda, 04/12/10

This pack is great. It's lightweight compared to similar-volume packs, and especially for the price. The straps tighten the bag well, so if you're carrying less than 65 lite…
- Matthew S, 05/20/11

This pack is great for a quick weekend or week long trip (as long as you're a minimalist packer). I bought it for holding my camera with one lens, snacks and a change of cloth…
- Max, 03/21/11
Birmingham, AL

I ordered up the Z35 pack last week and had it out for the first time today. Less than ideal conditions w/thunderstorms and temps in the 30's. I put 12.5mi on the pack today a…
- Anthony, 03/26/11
Arkansas--You know..the state next to Oklahoma.

What I love about this pack is that for a 65, it cinches down beautifully. But wait. There's more! The suspension system is awesome and it fits like a glove. I feel like I'm s…
- Stephen, 05/02/11
Nashville, TN

This pack got me through all summer in Wyoming and is still going as strong as the day I got it. It distributes weight very well and stays comfortable on even the longest of h…
- Adam, 12/05/11
Ohio

This pack has me covered for 4 days solo when it's warm. Carry 45lbs without a problem - the weight disappears! Just took this pack to Kilimanjaro and it performed flawlessl…
- Danny, 09/03/11

You can put any thing in this pack!Except bricks, rocks, and etc. they should have put another pocket underneath the lid, but i can do without one i guess. The lts keeps your…
- ryan, 01/28/12
Wisconsin

Fantastic Pack! It is so durable and not to mention very light. Also has lasted close to 5 years.…
- John, 11/03/12
Nashville

I purchased medium Tin Roof Gray and fits me really well. I am about 5'5 and 145 lbs. I fit my 60m rope ( can easily fit a 70m) with a rope bag, 2 pairs of shoes and sandal…
- Jan Karl, 07/26/10
Riverside, Ca

I purchased this pack to replace my aging cheap one from boy scout days based on good user reviews. The description says that it is great for light 3 day trips and that is ver…
- Jeremy, 01/04/13
Buffalo, NY

the sulfur green pack is more like a little darker apple green, its not as yellowish as shown in the pic above, however the zippers and pulls are yellowish like the pic. the…
- KYLE, 03/17/11
LIHUE

Wanted a pack for snowshoeing & winter hiking. Looked at a lot of packs but kept coming back to the Z40. Not the lightest, or the best, but it's a lot of pack for the buck. N…
- Kenneth, 03/03/12
everett ,WA

This pack was forged in the mountainous region of the Rockies by fifth degree super ninja climbers. It will haul your entire trad rack, climbing gear, rain shield, two silo na…
- Charlie, 05/11/11

I love this pack! I use it primary for a day/overnight pack. It has numorious pockets for organization and the hip belt pockets are great for snacks, etc.. I usually don't exc…
- Matt, 03/30/12
Wild and Wonderful

I own the old Alpinisto 35 and put my own side zipper in. Now that the update is lighter, has a side zip, crampon pocket, better helmet cut out and tool attachment I returned…
- Jonathan, 10/07/12
Colorado

A very impressive new mountaineering pack from Gregory! I used this pack to summit Mt. Pisco in Peru and it exceeded my expectations. It's got great, thoughtful features and…
- Scott, 11/07/12
Wilderness

This pack easily fits everything I need for an entire day of hiking which includes 3 liters of water, food, camera, personal items I don't want to leave in my car (cell phone,…
- Brandon, 03/04/12
Honolulu

I just got this pack and used it today walking around the neighborhood. It fits comfortably, and I was able to cram a couple sweaters and snacks and some small miscellaneous t…
- Jaclyn, 01/22/13
Ferndale