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Gregory Deva 60 L Backpack - Plum Red (For Women)

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WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Chromium (hexavalent compounds), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

Overview

About Gregory Deva 60 L Backpack - Plum Red (For Women)

Closeout. You'll be ready for epic adventures with Gregory's Deva backpack, featuring the FreeFloat A3 system that lets the hipbelt, shoulder harnesses and cushioned back panel adapt to your shape for ultimate comfort on the trail.

Specs

Specs about Gregory Deva 60 L Backpack - Plum Red (For Women)

  • Pack material: Nylon and polyester
  • Frame type: Internal
  • Frame material: Aluminum
  • Hydration compatible: Yes
  • Ice tool/trekking pole loops: Yes
  • Volume liters: 60
  • S:
  • Dimensions: 28x12.5x12"
  • Fits torsos: 16-18"
  • M:
  • Dimensions: 30x12.5x12"
  • Fits torsos: 18-20"
  • Made in Philippines

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About Gregory

After designing his first backpack as a Boy Scout at the age of 14, Wayne Gregory dedicated his career to making outstanding gear, a mission that eventually led him to create Gregory Mountain Products in 1977. From the beginning, Gregory backpacks have been engineered using a combination of field research and customer feedback in order to enhance durability, fit and function. The brand has pioneered many industry firsts, such as multiple pack sizes with different frame, harness and waist belt dimensions. They also developed the first waist belt system that offered a variety of hip angles. Not surprisingly, Gregory backpacks have been praised in a wide range of publications, from Backpacker magazine to National Geographic Adventure.