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Whitney 95 Backpacking Backpack

$358.95

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Whitney 95 Backpacking Backpack

Materials: 210d HT double diamond ripstop/Broken twill nylon
Response™ CFS Suspention
3D precurved harness and waistbelt
Quick adjust five point waistbelt angle adjustment
Auto-cant harness technology
Crossover compression
Top, front, side and bottom access
Front pocket and twin side pockets with stash pouch
Top pocket converts to a fanny pack
Hideaway water bottle holder and stash pocket
Dual waistbelt pockets
Dual hydration ports and sleeve
Water resistant zippers
Waterproof, wear resistant bottom panel
Torso Length: S: 16-18", M: 18-20" , L: 20-22"
Volume: S: 87 L/5309 cu in, M: 95L/5797 cu in, L: 103L/6285 cu in
Weight: S: 6 lbs 7 oz/2.92 kg, M: 6 lbs 9 oz/2.98 kg, L: 6 lbs 11 oz/3.03 kg

Fully featured and capable of carrying big loads with exceptional comfort, the updated Gregory Whitney 95 Backpack offers endless options for organizing and accessing your backpacking gear. Its Response CFS (Custom Fit Suspension) features an independent camming waistbelt that automatically adjusts to your hip angle, while a customizable pivot mirrors your body's movements, evenly distributes weight, and increases both load support and comfort. Gaining pack access through the top, front, side, or bottom, dual hydration ports and sleeve lets you get your water when ever you need it. Highly adjustable and easy to load, this comfortable workhorse sports a convenient front pocket and twin side pockets with stash pouch, top pocket that converts to a fanny pack, hideaway water bottle holder and stash pocket, and dual waistbelt pockets. For a weekend or a month the Whitney 95 does it all.

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Customer Reviews for the Whitney 95 Backpacking Backpack

Bert - 2009-06-29

I no longer have to strap gear onto the outside of my pack!
I am of the mindset that unless you are through-hiking the Appalachian Trail, carrying extra amenities for comfort and convenience are well worth the extra bulk. I bought this large Whitney 95 to replace my Gregory Lassen which, while serving me well for many miles, was just not roomy enough for all of my gear...especially when I needed more layers for cold camping. My new Whitney weighs one pound LESS than my old Lassen (construction/material advances I assume) and is 1500 cubic inches larger! If I dont fill it up entirely, I simply crank down the straps and it instantly becomes a smaller pack. The side pockets are roomy enough to hold all of the gear I keep in ditty bags outside of the main compartment allowing me to place the larger bulkier items (tent, tarp, foam camp chair, giant foam pad, sven saw, hammock, food, clothing, trail runners, etc...) inside. I really don't ever anticipate completely filling this thing up, but it sure is nice to know you have the room if its ever needed. It rained the first time I took it out and it pleased me that I could actually put the pack cover over everything because it was INSIDE the pack! I can also load the pack faster without needing a schematic diagram of exactly where everything must go to make it fit. The side, top, and front entrances help that too. This pack is more comfortable and more adjustable than my smaller one. I dont know why I waited so long to get it.