Gregory Mountain Products Triconi 60 Backpack

This lightened pack fits you so well, you'll forget it's there until your friend wants to trade. Inter-continental traverse, week long ultralight, or an epic day of cragging, this pack is adventure ready.

Offering multiple zip-thru access points and a lightweight build, the Triconi 60 is the envy of hikers everywhere. The Triconi 60 is equipped with Gregory's Response AFS suspension system, an independent rotating waist-belt design that automatically registers your hip angle. This pivot control system--which is fully customizable--mirrors your body's movements and evenly distributes the weight, helping the pack feel comfortable over the long haul. The Response AFS system also sports an ultra-soft pre-curved 3D waist belt and harness to provide maximum comfort.

Storage-wise, the Triconi 60--which comes in small, medium, and large sizes--includes a large main compartment, a hideaway water bottle holder and stash pocket, and dual waist-belt pockets. The pack is even hydration compatible, with a built-in hydration sleeve and dual exit ports. Other features include top, front, and bottom access; a dual-layer, wear-resistant bottom panel; water-resistant zippers; and a sturdy exterior made of 210D HT double diamond ripstop and broken twill nylon fabrics. Ideal for inter-continental trips, week-long ultra-light hikes, or an epic day of cragging, the Triconi 60 carries a lifetime warranty.

Small specifications:

• Volume: 3,356 cubic inches
• Weight: 5 pounds 1 ounce
• Torso length: 16 to 18 inches

Medium specifications:

• Volume: 3,361 cubic inches
• Weight: 5 pounds 5 ounces
• Torso length: 18 to 20 inches

Large specifications:

• Volume: 3,905 cubic inches
• Weight: 5 pounds 10 ounces
• Torso length: 20 to 22 inches

About Gregory Mountain Products
Company founder Wayne Gregory--who designed his first backpack at 14 as part of a Boy Scout project--opened Gregory Mountain Products in 1977 in San Diego, California. From the start, Wayne wasn't just meticulous about designing packs that improved upon fit and used the best materials available, he also wanted to know how his designs worked in the field and what he could do better, a heritage of accessibility that has continued to the present. In the early days, he loved to talk tech with customers at his retail store in San Diego, asking for feedback on what worked and what didn't. Ultimate, Wayne realized that fit was king in the backpack business, and he pioneered many firsts, including being the first company to build backpacks in different frame, harness, and waist belt sizes; the first (and still only) pack manufacturer to develop a waist-belt system that adjusts to fit different hip angles, automatically improving load transfer; and developing the center-locking bar tack, a stitch that ends and locks off on the center of a seam instead of the side to improve strength at the major stress points. From the earliest days, Gregory packs were noted for their innovative design, ergonomic and comfortable fit, and high quality.