Gregory Storage Solutions

Frequently Asked Questions

• How do Gregory Alpaca Gear Boxes keep gear dry and protected at campsites?

  Gregory Alpaca Gear Boxes use an IP65-rated gasket seal and water‑channeling lids that shed rain and resist dust, and the clear polycarbonate lids are shatter‑resistant for visibility without opening. FlipFlop hinged lids and molded carry points make access and hauling easier, while the 50% recycled polypropylene base provides rigid impact protection. These boxes are built to stack and lock together for organized, campsite-ready storage.
• Which Alpaca storage sizes are best for van life, weekend camping, and day trips?

  For day trips and small accessories, Alpaca Gear Pods (5L/10L) keep electronics, first aid, and small tools organized; the 25L Wide‑Mouth Case and Kitchen Case are ideal for camp cooking and pantry items. Utility Totes (35L/50L) and the 50L Wide‑Mouth Duffel work well for clothing and soft gear in vans, while the 45L Alpaca Gear Box or 50L Camp Box handle bulky or fragile gear for weekend camps. Use the 140L Alpaca Gear Wagon when you need wheeled transport for multiple boxes and heavy loads.
• How does the Alpaca Gear Box 45L compare to the Alpaca Camp Box 50L?

  The Alpaca Gear Box 45L is slightly smaller and easier to fit in tight van trunks or under seats, making it a good grab‑and‑go option for chaotic trips, while the Camp Box 50L offers a bit more capacity for group cooking or bulk pantry storage. Both share IP65 gasket sealing, clear polycarbonate lids, FlipFlop access, and recycled polypropylene construction, so the choice mainly comes down to how much volume you need and how you plan to pack. If you value stackability and frequent access, the 45L often balances capacity and manageability.
• Are Alpaca Utility Totes and Wide‑Mouth Duffels compatible with the modular Alpaca system?

  Yes, Alpaca Utility Totes and Wide‑Mouth Duffels are designed to pair with the rest of the Alpaca line: totes use structured walls and wide‑mouth zippers for quick packing, and small Gear Pods nest or stow inside larger cases for organized kits. While soft totes and duffels are more flexible than rigid Gear Boxes, they were built to work together in a modular workflow and fit into the Alpaca Gear Wagon for mixed hauling.
• What materials and construction features make Alpaca storage eco-conscious and durable?

  Alpaca storage combines clear, shatter‑resistant polycarbonate lids with bases made from roughly 50% recycled polypropylene and totes built from 40% recycled 600D polyester ripstop, reducing emissions from material production. Construction highlights include IP65 gasket sealing, padded bottoms/sides on Pods, molded handles, and water‑channeling lids for long‑term durability and outdoor resilience. The recycled content and robust engineering prioritize both performance and lower environmental impact.