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Thursday, February 4, 2010 at 09:24AM Learn about Gregory's new Fusion LTS line @ http://www.gregorypacks.com/gregory-tv
Packed with features for all your mountain pursuits. You'll love the functionality and durability of these packs, whether skiing, climbing or hiking, there's a place for all of your gear.
~ via gregory packs
Thursday, October 15, 2009 at 07:47AM says recent testers in Backpacker Magazine's Fall/Winter 2009 edition:
Got a pile of awkward cold-weather gear to haul? Few packs we've used match this one... On family backpacking trips from Yosemite to the Tetons, our tester credited the hipbelt for the pack's load-bearing success: "The belt is rigid yet amply padded, and because it adjusts to five different angles, I was able to find the perfect fit. Even carrying loads of 70 pounds, I felt like almost all of the weight was channeling directly to my hips-not my shoulders." The smooth and precisely contoured shoulder straps never chafed, even after hours of load humping. "The wide top opening and main compartment swallow a boatload of gear- I never had space issues- and compression straps keep everything from shifting around," he reports.
Sunday, March 29, 2009 at 08:15AM "I really would not have been able to get the job done without my Gregory Denali Pro!" said James Balog, adventure photographer.
(Okay, he didn't really say that, but he did use one.)
Big Tom of the Egan crew spotted the Denali Pro while watching this episode of Nova, featuring Balog's most recent project, the Extreme Ice Survey, photographing the unprecedented melting of the world's glaciers. The show is fascinating and a really well done documentation of what is happening to our planet. Check it out over at PBS where you can watch the whole episode online: http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/extremeice/. NPR also recently talked with James Balog about the Extreme Ice Survey and capturing the "Big Melt". Check out the NPR photo gallery & hear an interview.
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