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Gregory Whitney 95 Backpack - 5309-6285cu in - 2008 BCS

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The Gregory Whitney 95 Backpack is built to carry loads of gear in comfort and designed so you can find it all. Twin side pockets provide entry from the sides as well as from the top, front, and bottom. The Whitney's packed with features that become more delicious with every passing mile: a hydration sleeve, canted bottle holders, V-pull compression straps, and a convertible fanny pack top pocket. Like all Gregory packs, the Whitney 95's fit and comfort are really the secret to its popularity. An adjustable waistbelt and rotating shoulder harness move to accommodate the angle of your hips, the slope of your shoulders, and the width of your neck. They work together with two aluminum stays and a floating framesheet to deliver the cushiest ride this side of a Cadillac.

Bottom Line: With the Gregory Whitney you'll be able to carry over two weeks worth of gear without feeling like a pack mule.

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Rating for this product: 5

Be a Sherpa, get this pack.

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February 28, 2010

I have an older version of this pack. It doesnt seem to have changed too much cosmetically. This pack is BIG and is on the heavy side. I'm 6'2"/210 lbs and consider myself a sherpa so wanted a big pack. This thing is comfortable, and have never generated a hot spot on the shoulders or hips. The zippers are well made and the nylon fabric is bombproof. I caught a chipmunk trying to munch his way through the side upon setting my pack down for literally 5 seconds. He sunk those buckteeth in but didnt get very far.
If your looking for a big, durable, expedition style pack. This is it.

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January 7, 2009

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Check the sizing chart. All available sizes are displayed under the "select options" drop down.

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January 7, 2009

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Rating for this product: 5

Huge and comfortable

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January 14, 2009

Bought this pack last summer to do a John Muir Trail hike with my two 10-year-olds, meaning, I had to carry the bulk of the gear for the three of us. Even though this was the heaviest pack I ever carried (50-60lbs), I have to say it was more comfortable than any of my old internal frame packs. After 200+ miles in the High Sierra it looks like new. With a few extra pockets on the outside, I was all organized. things I liked the most were the great ventilation, the glove-like fit, the small pockets on the hip belt. Not so much the fact that the fabric is absolutely not rain proof - soaked my sleeping bag in a hailstorm on Donohue Pass. Nothing a cover can't remedy, though.

It also generated a squeak from the belt system somewhere behind me when leaded heavily - more a think that had me worry about something failing (which didn't happen) than a real issue.

It is light for the size it provides: at the end of the hike, I was carrying all my stuff, our tent, and two bear canisters (bearicade Expedition and Bearvault 500) inside of it.

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Recent (Aug '08) customer reviews of the Whitney 95 at REI

Recent (Aug '08) customer reviews of the Whitney 95 at REI web site describe pack "blow outs" involving hip strap tears off of frame and seam tears as well. Comments suggesting that the newer model of the W-95 may not be as well built as the older model. Has anyone else experienced similar equipment failures with this Gregory model? SteveM

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August 12, 2008

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Rating for this product: 5

Expensive but the best backpack

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June 12, 2009

I bought especially for an expedition to Aconcagua in January. I can say is that was my best buy in a long time. I have come to 24kg load on my back and felt that carrying 15kg. It is unexplainable in words the system of suspended load and that is what makes the weight not really feel. Worth every penny you pay.

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Rating for this product: 2

busted zippers

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March 11, 2009

i've had two of these packs in a row. they're roomy and super comfortable, but both packs were returned because of broken zippers. i definitely use my gear, but don't abuse it that much! not highly recommended

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Rating for this product: 5

Bomber backpack

By: Backcountry.com Employee
September 16, 2008

Well designed, holds damn near everything, and will last forever. I haven't had any issues with it at all, and it fits me (at 6'5") phenomenally well.

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Gregory Whitney 95 Backpack-6285cu in - 2009

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Be a Sherpa, get this pack.

5 star rating

By: tjvandy February 28, 2010

I have an older version of this pack. It doesnt seem to have changed too much cosmetically. This pack is BIG and is on the heavy side. I'm 6'2"/210 more...

Huge and comfortable

5 star rating

By: Peter Burke January 14, 2009

Bought this pack last summer to do a John Muir Trail hike with my two 10-year-olds, meaning, I had to carry the bulk of the gear for the three of us. Even more...

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Material:
210d HT double diamond ripstop, broken twill nylon 
Suspension:
Response CFS (Custom Fit Suspension) shoulder and waist-belt Flo-form auto-cant 
Back Panel:
Aerotech mesh 
Hydration Compatible:
Yes 
Torso Adjustment:
Yes 
Torso Sizes:
[S] 15.5-17.5", [M] 17.5-19.5", [L] 19.5-21.5" 
Seam Sealed:
No 
Sleeping Bag Compartment:
Yes 
Rain Cover:
No 
Access Types:
Top, Front, Side and Bottom 
Detachable Daypack:
No, but convertible fanny pack top pocket 
Gear Loops:
Yes 
External Pockets:
Yes 
Snowboard Carry:
No 
Ski Carry:
No 
Volume:
[S] 5309cu in (87L), [M] 5797cu in (95L), [L] 6000 cu in (103L) 
Weight:
[S] 6lb 7oz (2920g), [M] 6lb 9oz (2980g), [L] 6lb 11oz (3030g) 
Recommended Use:
Perfect for multi-day/weeklong backcountry trips. 
Manufacturer Warranty:
Lifetime 
Country of Origin:
China