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Gregory Triconi 60 Backpack - 3356-3905cu in - 2010 BCS
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When you need a getaway, pack up the Gregory Triconi 60 Backpack, and set out for a long trip through the mountains. The lightweight Triconi gives you three ways to access your gear, so you won’t need to continuously pack and unpack every time you need your compass or rain jacket.
- Rotating waist-belt panels help you balance the load and align your center of gravity
- Thermo-molded, load-lifting back panel provides optimum load transfer
- Soft pre-curved shoulder straps and waist-belt eliminate hot spots on main contact areas
- Gription mesh lumbar pad keeps the pack from sliding around and transfers weight to your hips
- Dual layer bottom panel provides durability through hard wear
Bottom Line: The Triconi makes it easy to take a much-needed break and head to the backcountry.
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Great Pack
By:
Muddrock
July 27, 2010
Great Pack. Did a week with this pack in Shining Rock Wilderness. Carries 50 lbs very well. Once again Gregory has top of the line suspension. I would recommend this to a friend.
Can you please post the package, $ 45 As a gift?
Can you please post the package, $ 45
As a gift?
By: onhonigsberg
April 7, 2010
Could you please rephrase your question so that we could better guide you to the answer?
By: TJP
April 7, 2010
Perfect pack!
By:
Mike
July 22, 2010
This pack is where its at, Gregory really knows how to make internal frame backpacks, you can hold his thing by the hip straps and the back stands strait up, it actually gives killer support along your back, yet is really comfortable. The body contour shaped shoulder straps are flawless and make a big difference on comfort, reducing unwanted rubbing. This pack owns!
Nice Pack
By:
Eric M
June 2, 2010
I bought this pack to replace an older Marmot bag that was stolen. So far I like it a lot. It is very comfortable, there are plenty of pockets and access to the main compartment from the top, front, and bottom. One complaint is that the hip belt pockets are too small to stash anything. I have a Canon SD780 that is tiny and it won't even fit so I just throw some chap stick or a bandana in them. Also the pack is a bit heavy for you ultralight guys but is just fine for me. Sizing is on, I am 5'10" 165 and a M fits me perfectly.
Change me.
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2010 Model No Longer Available
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Weekend Packs (3000-4500 cu in)Great Pack
Great Pack. Did a week with this pack in Shining Rock Wilderness. Carries 50 lbs very well. Once again Gregory has top of the line suspension. I would more...
Perfect pack!
This pack is where its at, Gregory really knows how to make internal frame backpacks, you can hold his thing by the hip straps and the back stands strait more...
- Material:
- 210D HT Double diamond ripstop nylon, broken twill nylon
- Volume:
- [S] 3356cu in (55L); [M] 3661cu in (60L); [L] 3905cu in (64L)
- Suspension:
- Response AFS (single 7075-T6 aluminum stay, molded back panel)
- Hydration Compatible:
- Yes
- Torso Adjustment:
- No
- Sleeping Bag Compartment:
- Yes
- Rain Cover:
- No
- Access Types:
- Top, front, bottom
- Pockets:
- [External] 2 waist-belt, 1 lid, 1 front; [Internal] 1 hydration sleeve
- Weight:
- [S] 5lb 1oz (2300g); [M] 5lb 5oz (2400g); [L] 5lb 10oz (2550g)
- Recommended Use:
- Backpacking
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- Lifetime