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$Gregory Triconi 60 Pack - \'09 Closeout$

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The envy of hikers everywhere, Gregory Triconi pack offers multiple access points, a pivoting suspension and high load capacity in a simple design.

Design provides 3 ways to get at your gear with top-loading, side and bottom zippered access to the main compartment
Response™ AFS technology self-adjusts to your hip angle, while pivoting control system mirrors your body's movements
Hipbelt load-stabilizer straps control pack pivot as you move, allowing customized settings for any person and over any terrain
3D precurved hipbelt and harness use dual-density foams laminated to the surface fabric, resulting in cushioning without pinching or binding
Crossover compression straps distribute compression over a wide surface to stabilize a partially-full pack
Hydration-compatible design features a reservoir sleeve and dual drink-tube exit ports for on-the-go hydration (reservoir sold separately)
Single aluminum stay helps support heavy loads
Features dual hipbelt pockets, side stretch pocket, hideaway water bottle pocket and stash pocket
Top lid pocket lets you keep compass, map and small essentials or raingear close at hand
Low-profile front pocket has vertical water-resistant zippered access
Features twin gear/ice axe loops and quick-release sleeping pad straps
Rubberlike thermoplastic elastomer covers the bottom of the pack, providing long-lasting wear and waterproof protection from the elements
Features 210-denier ripstop nylon and nylon twill for strength, durability and lightness
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Specifications for torso / hip belt / base volume / average weight:

Small: 16 - 18 in. / 22 - 28 in. / 3,356 cu. in. (55 liters) / 5 lbs. 1 oz.
Medium: 18 - 19.5 in. / 28 - 34 in. / 3,661 cu. in. (60 liters) / 5 lbs. 5 oz.
Large: 20 - 22 in. / 34 - 40 in. / 3,905 cu. in. (64 liters) / 5 lbs. 10 oz.

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Gregory Triconi 60 Pack - '09 Closeout Customer Reviews

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Gregory Triconi 60 Pack - '09 Closeout

4.3

(based on 4 reviews)

75%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

Pros

Good padding (4)
Good suspension (4)
Highly adjustable (4)
Comfortable (3)

Cons

Best Uses

Extended trips (3)

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May

2010

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

great backpack!!!

By backpacking madman

from Chico Ca

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Pros

Comfortable
Easy To Load
Good Padding
Good Suspension
Highly Adjustable
Perfect 60L backpack

Cons

None

Best Uses

Extended Hikes
Heavy Loads
Light Loads
Wet Weather

Comments about Gregory Triconi 60 Pack - '09 Closeout:

ok, if you want to stay in the backcountry for 5+ days you better be a minimalist with this backpack because its small (60L) is correct. It does have a heavy frame with large amounts of pads therefore this backpack is EXTREMELY comfortable. everything adjusts to a wide range and if your past that range Gregory will swap parts to fit your size. You may need to buy different size water bottles to fit the pockets for them (being a little small).

Mar

2010

(1 of 4 customers found this review helpful)

3.0

Well built, but cramped

By joshjellel

from Chicago, IL

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Pros

Bells and Whistles
Good Padding
Good Suspension
Highly Adjustable

Cons

Compartments Too Small
Heavy
Pockets Nearly Useless

Best Uses

Weekend Hikes

Comments about Gregory Triconi 60 Pack - '09 Closeout:

(Tested and compared this pack to the Gregory '09 Z65 and the Osprey '09 Aether 70.)

Dual pockets on the hip belt showed promise, but turned out too small to fit even a compact P&S camera and barely fit my compass and a tube of Burt's!

Front zippered compartment is tapered tube-shaped and quite cramped: it maxed out with a rain jacket and pair of gloves. Top compartment was little better, barely accommodating a fleece.

Front zipper access to main compartment was nice, but it too was a little tight when the pack was all compressed letting you do little more than peek in and grope around blindly.

Pre-formed hip belt left gaps above my hips that only closed when the belt was synched too tight for comfort. But the belt fit my 38+ waist comfortably, so that's a plus for bigger hikers.

The color is a little more brick than Cardinal, or at least not the color of any Cardinal I've ever seen (my state bird is a little more true red than that!).

All that said, this is a well built 60L pack with tons of padding that handled 40 lbs. with aplomb!

Bottom line is: I would recommend the '09 Z65 over this pack, or maybe even the '10 Osprey Aether 70 as Osprey has added zippered access to the main compartment (my main complaint about the '09 Aether 70) and the weight is so much lighter the extra 10L will only be a plus.

Jul

2010

5.0

Best Pack I've Owned in Years

By A. araucana

from North Carolina

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Pros

Comfortable
Easy To Load
Good Padding
Good Suspension
Highly Adjustable
Large Capacity
Lightweight

Cons

Best Uses

Extended Hikes
Light Loads
Travel

Comments about Gregory Triconi 60 Pack - '09 Closeout:

As a minimalist, I seek out the smaller and smaller pack, without sacrificing overall quality build. I found this in the Gregory Triconi 60L pack, and highly recommend this to anyone, from multi-day explorations, to urban backpacking in foreign lands.

Gregory has been (IMO) the top pack manufacturer for years, and have never had an issue with any Gregory pack I've owned. This pack is light, compressible, and extends to carry all you REALLY need.

Some will mention not enough space, but I say just the opposite: You can always do more with less, and in turn enjoy the adventure that much more.

To this quality build at this outlet price is shocking to me - I would've jumped on this but don't foresee needing to replace my current Triconi 60L for many, many years!

Jul

2010

4.0

Great Pack, but is it Missing Something?

By SHMIV

from Roanoke, VA

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Pros

Comfortable
Good Padding
Good Suspension
Highly Adjustable

Cons

Best Uses

Extended Hikes
Heavy Loads

Comments about Gregory Triconi 60 Pack - '09 Closeout:

I got this pack a few months ago and have used it on one long weekend trip and one week long trip. The pack performed beautifully on both trips. I found it very easy to adjust; during its first outing with me I moved the shoulder straps to the different anchor point with little effort.

There is a zipper sewn into the pack vertically, next to the back pocket on the side that has the name stitched. This would be a great way to access gear in the pack, but there is no zipper pull and both ends are sewn closed. Is this the way it is supposed to be?

In any case, I love the pack and hope to use it for many years to come.