One of the Best - Gregory Baltoro 65 Backpack (2016/2017 Version) - Preview
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- Опубликовано: 10 фев 2025
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Today Luke is previewing the Gregory Baltoro 65 Pack.
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Link Amazon : www.amazon.com...
Link Gregory : gregorypacks.co...
Cost : Retail is $300 but prices will vary depending on where you look and what size that you get. I purchased my pack from Amazon for $266
Colors : This pack is available in numerous colors including navy blue, shadow black which I have, and red.
Sizes : Small Medium Large depending on your torso length. Gregory has a size chart on their web site to help out if you have any questions in regards to sizes.
Considered to be one of the best backpacks ever made by many it is known for being a weight carrier.
Designed to carry loads over 60lbs!
Supreme comfort and advanced performance make the Baltoro 65 ideal for weekend warriors and demanding users alike.
Articulating shoulder straps. This backpack’s secret sauce combines trail-dominating Response A3 suspension technology with 65 liters of capacity, giving it dynamic load balancing in tough terrain plus a trim design that feels perfectly sized for long winter weekends, warm-weather multi-stagers, and shorter backcountry excursions.
• Vented, formed back panel features LifeSpan foam & silicone lumbar grip zone
• LumbarTune removable 10mm insert offers user-customizable contouring for a precise backpanel fit
• QuickSwap 3D interchangeable pre-curved LifeSpan EVA foam harness & hipbelt in multiple sizes to precisely fit each body
• SideKick ultra-light, removable daypack doubles as hanging reservoir sleeve
• Included removable raincover stowes in its own zippered pocket
• Top-loading design with front U-zip panel access
• Double Barrel lid design with dual zippered pockets on top and security pocket underneath
•SideWinder stowable ergonomic bottle holster
• WeatherShield PU-coated hipbelt accessory pocket with YKK AquaGuard® zipper
• Girth-hitched compression MultiStraps on bottom double as hipbelt for SideKick daypack
• Dual ice axe loops and upper shock locks for ice tool and trekking pole attachment
• Weight: 5.5 lbs. This updated version is lighter weight than the previous version but it is still heavy.
completely detachable "side-kick" hydration backpack that doubles as a water bladder holster. This is actually a pretty functional little pack on its own that weighs very little
Body Dimensions: 25.2" x 15.0" x 9.5"
Pockets
2 lid, 1 front, 2 side, 2 hip belt, 1 hideaway water bottle
Body: 210D Nylon, 300D Nylon
Base: 630D High-Density Nylon
Response AFS, aluminum stay
LifeSpan EVA foam
Small: 3722 cu in
Medium: 3966 cu in
Large: 4410 cu in
Small: 4 lb 13 oz
Medium: 5 lb 1 oz
Large: 5 lb 3 oz
Small: 16"-18"
Medium:18"-20"
Large: 20"-22"
Impressions so far :
This pack is heavier than most packs of this size and capacity.
The frame is very rigid; it’s obvious that this pack is meant to carry heavier loads.
Dual zipper lid pockets are awesome
Very impressive lower back support.
Very burly suspension
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This is my favorite bag. I can’t tell you how amazingly comfortable this one is. If you don’t have one get this one! The bigger the better!
I have carried 50+ pounds in it with my Scout Troop. You cant feel the weight. Most comfortable pack I have ever owned! Like to see how you like when you push it hard on a multi-day hike. Also you would not believe how much the day pack can carry. I was hauling a medic kit and water for my Troop for about 5 miles with about 20 pounds of gear with no issues. Love this pack!
God, I love the Baltoro. So cool to see a new version.
The old version was great as well but this one seems to be even better so far. - Luke
TheOutdoorGearReview I want to get it so bad. I have a Deuter 35 liter pack, looking for a 50+ liter pack moving forward. I'll think about this more as I grow. As I am only a SMALL 13 year old, I think for now I'll go with the Teton Sports Scout 3400 pack. All I need is my Jääkäripuuko and I'll be set. I already have a 15 degree rated sleeping bag, Leatherman Rebar, and Fenix UC35. I also have put together a simple IFAK, with some additional survival gear. I would like to thank you again for all your engagement in the community.
Gregory Baltoro & Deva Backpacks, now available on Massdrop for
$184.99!
Seven days left to get one!
Note: This drop’s base price is for the Baltoro 65 or women’s-specific
Deva 60. At checkout, you can opt for the Baltoro 75 / Deva 70 (+ $20),
the Baltoro 85 / Deva 80 (+ $50), or the Baltoro Pro 95 (+ $80). The 60
and 70 versions come in blue, gray, and red; the 65 and 75 versions come in black, blue, and red; the 80 version comes in gray; and the 85 and 95 versions come in black. Baltoro models are available in S-L and Deva models are available in XS-M harness/hip belt sizes.
www.massdrop.com/buy/gregory-baltoro-deva?1=1&referer=TZUUQ8&mode=guest_open&Automated%20Daily%20Promotional%202017-05-18&SparkPost&Daily%20Promotional&.008005663549252117865540
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Luke,
I like the fact that you 'prefaced' your review with the disclaimer that you had not yet had the opportunity to fully test this pack. It seems to me that many reviews can be misleading that way. Good for you for not being one of those. 👍🏻
I have Gregory's Z65. When it came time for a bigger winter pack, I wanted to get another Gregory. I looked at other brands and tried them on and fought the temptations of the Osprey 65, but once I put on the Baltoro 65, I knew that was "the one". I'd get the Baltoro 75 though since I already have a 65L pack. For extreme winter camping & hunting loadouts, I use the USMC FILBE. The Gregory Baltoro 75 is the next pack on my list for sure. It's be nice if they came out with one in OD Green or Brown next year. I hit the Appalachian Trail with my Z65 with 50 pounds in it. It felt like 30lbs. Incredible suspension. Very comfortable.
I have Baltoro 65, and recently got the Baltoro 75.
I work as an armed medic on trips/hikes, so I'm constantly carrying 20+ kg.
The packs carry like a dream
I have this pack. It's an absolute beast at hauling gear with comfort.
Thanks for your feedback. How much have you carried in it Sea? - Luke
TheOutdoorGearReview every time I've used it I usually have anywhere between 40-50lbs and I feel as thought it can do more than that with ease but I don't think I'd go that much. It's a really great pack that seems super durable. I hope you can do a trip with it and do more of a detailed review on this pack. Take care and all the best!
Gregory looks to have listened , very nice pack with some great features. Going to add that to my Amazon wish list right now. Thanks for the vid Luke.
Sure thing brother. So far with my testing I'm really liking this pack especially when it comes to hauling some weight. - Luke
Just ordered mine from massdrop for $179.99. Looking forward to having a pack a little bigger than my 48L Osprey Exos for those longer trips.
Hi Luke, great review, I've had this pack for awhile, that secondary day pack is my most favorite feature, the most weight I had in this pack was 67 pounds, and it was very comfortable as if it was less than 50lbs, incredible pack. -Jake
YT Lone Wolf very nice profile pic
thank you
YT Lone Wolf sure bro
I have the 75, it's probably the best bag out there.
I was considering either this pack or the Atmos Ag!!! Holy moly this pack is THE BEST!!! I’m sold!
I have the earlier version Baltoro 65.. The zipper pulls are robust and super easy to zip. Was packing out (about 40Lb) on a very wet day on rolling/pitching rocky and root strewn forest trail and loved the way my pack hugged my back, not shifting on me. If my pack had shifted it would have been very unpleasant. The waist belt pockets are a disappointment though on my older version..
i'm sold..finally a dude with a little pinch on his hips.
I have the Gregory Zulu 40 and it is designed a lot like the Baltoro...so you can get most of those great features in smaller sizes too....love Gregory packs!!!!
Thanks for letting us know. I will have to check out the Zulu.
- Luke
That's an awesome looking pack .. Thanks Luke .
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I will be interested to see Luke's review on this pack... Really looks good to me ! Just sayin'. Thumbs up as always. Peace
Fantastic looking pack. I'd buy one but I have too many already. If I bought another one my cat would leave me. Seriously my cat.
Good review man, I wish you can do gear reviews indoors so you can control the lights better. Just an idea :)
Good lookin' pac Luke. If ya' get tired of it ,Ya' know where to send it ! HA! ZZ.
looks like a great pack
And just like that; another great video!!!! Thanks!!
Excellent vid! Nice pack.
Great info Brother! As usual...
I have the exact same pack. Love the support system, belt and snugging straps. It’s crazy how well it hauls heavy loads. I don’t love the multi-pouch design as much as you do, and the tiny waterproof hip pockets are ridiculous.
+1 for putting the price point early 😊
+1 for being hot
What is your bags size?
Hi there, thanks for review. I am 186 cm tall, with 52cm torso, so which would be better fit, medium or large? I'm a bit confused, because according to Gregory's size chart I need large one, but I searched little and it seams that lot of people have fitting problem. I think to get medium one. Anny suggests?
Medium is good. I am 180 cm tall, and you can adjust the shoulder straps to be a little larger.
I really liked this review. Thanks brother.
How do you like it compared to the Osprey Atmos with its anti-gravity system? They both look like they're pretty comfortable.
Both are great packs but so far with my testing I would go with the Atmos as the comfort is off the charts with that one. If you are hauling some serious weight though, go with the Gregory. - Luke
Osprey has moved on, or perhaps up from the Osprey Atmos pack, as it seems that their new technology and innovations have made it somewhat obsolete!
Wow, backpacks are now becoming like computers, other electronics, automobiles, and other modern technology that quickly becomes obsolete, due to advancing design technologies and innovations in products from the manufacturers!
Check out the new Osprey Aether AG (Anti-Gravity) backpack for men, or the Osprey Ariel AG for women.
The Aether/Ariel backpack was named as Outside Magazine's gear of the year for 2017, if that means anything to you.
www.ospreypacks.com/us/en/series/technical-packs/aether-ariel-landing
THis means that you will probably be able to get better deals on the now obsolete Osprey Atmos backpacks!
Actually Msilverhammer, the women's pack that paralleled the men's Atmos was called the Aura. I don't see how you could get much more comfortable than that, but alas, it was much too small for me so I had to send it back. I checked out your link to the Ariel, but it says that it's a mountaineering pack.
Msilverhammer. The Atmos obsolete?! What are you inhaling? It has their latest Anti Gravity technology, in fact they lauched a "new" model for 2018 and it is basically the same pack with a few improvements here and there.
I would get either Osprey Xenith or Gregory Baltoro. Aether is between Atmos and Xenith. As of today, I ended up getting Baltoro 85L medium 2018 version.
how durable is this pack in relation to how long it will last me?
given that I go hiking on mountain ranges in the Amazon, and Machu Picchu in Peru.
or if I end up going for a 2 week trip to a different country or in the woods?
Hello, can you do a review with the quechua foreclaz70 bag???. Cause in my country is too expenssive some brands you proove?
Thanks very very much for your reviews and adventures. I learn al lot thanks to you
Hey there Eric, I haven't heard of that brand before but I will look to see if it is something that I can get my hands on. - Luke
TheOutdoorGearReview Here is a link men.
Thanks!!!
www.quechua.co.uk/trekking-forclaz-70-litres-backpack-dark-grey-id_8300839
Hi Luke, I am one of the fans watching your video in Korea.
I have seen a video that you selected as the Best of the Altra 65.
If you compare Altra 65 or Baltoro 65 and choose one of them as One of the Best, what would you choose?
I am waiting for your answer.
I know that you get the colors that appeal to you but I think that lighter colors would be a lot easier for us to see on video's. Something to think about.
So which one is better, the 2017 or 2018 version?
Well done The Bushcrafting Woodsman, you got first , hopefully ill get seconds.
Chaucer Faux and you did.
does the rubber lining on the lower back have a tendency to bunch your shirt up?
Luke, this pack on Amazon is currently at $211 (large), $223 for small/med. You may want to consider shipping it back and saving some money. Use the excuse the description wasn't accurate or something so you can get free shipping on the return. $40-50 more in savings isn't bad. Anyway, just thought I would mention it. Great preview!
Gregory Baltoro & Deva Backpacks, now available on Massdrop for
$184.99!
Seven days left to get one!
Note: This drop’s base price is for the Baltoro 65 or women’s-specific
Deva 60. At checkout, you can opt for the Baltoro 75 / Deva 70 (+ $20),
the Baltoro 85 / Deva 80 (+ $50), or the Baltoro Pro 95 (+ $80). The 60
and 70 versions come in blue, gray, and red; the 65 and 75 versions come
in black, blue, and red; the 80 version comes in gray; and the 85 and
95 versions come in black. Baltoro models are available in S-L and Deva
models are available in XS-M harness/hip belt sizes.
www.massdrop.com/buy/gregory-baltoro-deva?1=1&referer=TZUUQ8&mode=guest_open&Automated%20Daily%20Promotional%202017-05-18&SparkPost&Daily%20Promotional&.008005663549252117865540
You must be registered as a Massdrop member and be logged in to see the details
Very very very in need of more adjectives
Hey Luke, have you tried the removable lid fanny pack yet? I read that was a thing. I've got one of these bad boys in my cart on Amazon for 215.00 Just waiting on your review to pull the trigger. You would think you are busy testing other gear , being a husband..and a parent... and doing editing or something. Hop to it, Bro. :D Rett
Hey there Rett,
the older version of this pack has the fanny lid. The new version does not. Both are great packs but there are some differences between the new version and the old one. - Luke
Have you ever given a product a mostly negative review, one that would not prompt someone to click thru and buy a product?
Cold Steel SRK or Jäakaripüuko?
(I totally butchered that spelling)
If it was me, I would go with the Jäakaripüuko.
- Luke
Jääkäripuukko. Finnish doesn't have ü.
Oskari Liukku thank you for that :)
TheOutdoorGearReview thanks so much Luke. They are so inexpensive for such a high quality product. Now, as a 13 year old, would you recommend a 110 or 140? Much appreciated.
Very very :P Great review!
What are the differences in different year versions? Is this pack the same one?
www.rei.com/product/123205/gregory-baltoro-75-pack-mens
That's a summit bag
About 5 years ago you did a review of the Gregory Baltoro 65 backpack and said it was an amazing pack but you said you have only used it once. That was 5 years ago and you have not done anymore reviews on it. I have noticed that you have done that on several pieces of gear where you just got the gear and said it was great but have not tested it yet and then we never hear anything more about the gear. This is the reason i have dropped your channel because i think you are full of crap. If you say you are going to test it out more and let us know what you think of the gear, then do it or otherwise I'm going to think you are a fraud. I will be willing to bet you will probably ignore what i have said in this comment.
You made me spill my coffee. For what is worth the newer 2022 model with bigger side pockets and better back air flow is good. What do you use if I may ask?
$300 😨 get a Karrimor SF Bergan/Backpack much better
Soz bro vids are a bit long just getting a bit tired of them. This one is better than most but still unsubbing. Best of luck.
Normal Guy wish you would stay around... Luke does work really hard
The video takes as long as it will take to go over all the details. When it's a product that you are interested in, you will appreciate that. No hard feelings brother, the best to you as well. Also, thanks Kslater! You rock brother. - Luke
Good Riddance, and don't let the door hit you on the way out! Bye!
@@TheOutdoorGearReview your review was Awesome - I have the Baltoro 75 which is similar and now I know all of the features because of your video- Thank you!!