Baltoro | Men's Backpacking | Gregory Mountain Products

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Whether you’re heading out for a long weekend trip or hitting the trail again in a lifelong history of global wanderlust, you can rely on the adaptable Baltoro and Deva to be your trusted companion from start to finish.

Our Response A3 suspension and ground-breaking feature combinations continue to garner attention and set new industry standards, but it’s the glowing reviews and stories of life-changing experiences from around the world that inspire us to build the perfect pack and plan our own next adventure. We really believe it’s about the journey, not the destination— that’s why we’ve designed the Baltoro and Deva to take you anywhere you want to go in unmatched comfort and style.

BALTORO 65
The Baltoro 65 offers plenty of room for a long weekend, and if you’re gear-savvy, enough space for an extra day or two in a pinch.
- Weight: 4.84 lbs(including rain cover and sidekick)
- Max Carry: 23 kg | 50 lb
- Main Access: Top, U-Zip, Sleeping Bag

BALTORO 75
Spacious yet agile, loaded with features and technology yet intuitive from the get-go, the Baltoro 75 is the perfect multi-day to week-or- longer pack.
- Weight: 4.96 lb (including rain cover and sidekick)
- Max Carry: 25 kg | 55 lb
- Main Access: Top, U-Zip, Sleeping Bag

BALTORO 85
For the legendary long-distance trails around the world, the Baltoro 85 is the ultimate pack.
- Weight: 5.15 lbs (including rain cover and sidekick)
- Max Carry: 27 kg | 60 lb
- Main Access: Top, U-Zip, Sleeping Bag

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Since 1977, we’ve been handcrafting premium packs and bags to empower outdoor experiences. It doesn’t matter how you define adventure or where your curiosity leads you. Exploration is about the spirit and drive to make your life what you want, and our mission is to build packs you trust to take you there.

Located in Salt Lake City, Utah.

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Front access is a very cool feature! Great backpack!

revetastogne

My first real hiking backpack, a Baltoro 75 should arrive in 6 days. I'm stoked. That orange color is dope. I feel like I made a great choice.

GetUpTheMountains

Yes my next backpack love front access

spellerlittlewing

I just got my 2018 95 PRO love it BUT just wish the hip belt pocket would fit my S8

anthonybardino

Literally started clapping when I saw the front access.

MuttinHead

Great backpack.
I need one of those. 👍

Trailroads

@Gregory Packs Great pack EXCEPT the hip belt pockets are still too small for modern smartphones. I can't believe you all failed to address that problem, since there are many people who complained about it.

ericrollins

Glad you posted this video! I just bought mine today and had no idea what everything was for on the pack! I just loaded it up with gear and it feels great so far!

gradytrainor

I have a Palisade from 2003ish that I love and is still going strong. I've tried several other packs but none of them carry nearly as well as my Palisade. This one definitely looks really sweet, I'm gonna have to try one on.

johnduke

Call me old school. I’m the one who frowned at the front loading/unloading. I prefer top loading only. Less chance for leakage. Zippers can also fail, especially under that kind of stress.

Em_Dee_Aitch

Baltaro is Glacier in Pakistan Gilgit Baltistan Skardu plz make video on the Place in bag advertisement

hashimahmad

I recently decided the covid/couch potato life isn't for me. I devoured you-tube vids, forum posts, user reviews and settled on the Gregory Baltoro 65. My kit is nothing close to an ultra-light backpackers and that is by design. I have no plans to do a 3000 mile thru hike. My backpacking will be limited to 2-3 day outings and likely won't stray all that far from the trailhead. But when I set up camp, I will be comfortable. I'll have a chair to sit in, a roomy tent to sleep in, a thick pad to sleep on and fresh coffee in the morning. You ultralighters can keep your frameless packs, your thin pads and your instant coffee LOL

cswann

I bought a palisade in 2010, loves its padding, adjustable to fit hipbelt and good frame. But my only complain is the coating material bottom part of the bag is now peel off. Great to see this new design, but im still doubt with the A3 system on the hipbelt to handle the heavy load. Do you have any dealer in Malaysia?

infeeneetee

I decided between the osprey aether plus, tatonka yukon, deuter aircontact pro and gregory baltoro. I chose the baltoro becuase of the amazing clean look, huge comfort, and smart organisation.
The other three are all nice backpacks and are a good choice as well, but for me, the baltoro was the best.

One Question: Since there is no summit pack / hydration bladder holder included anymore - where can i buy one from gregory?

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