Gregory Praxus 65L Backpack reviews and deals for sale

The Gregory 65L Backpack is designed to easily support you for a week off the grid or on lengthy backpacking trips through Europe. A full-surround Gear Guard and a padded laptop sleeve keep all your sensitive equipment safe while the ActiveShield compartment keeps all your wet and dirty gear separate from your clean clothes so you don't have to wash everything unnecessarily. A separate shoe compartment also helps to keep your clothes clean while allowing convenient access to your running, hiking, or going-out footwear.

Carrying all your gear isn't uncomfortable with the Praxus. Its padded and structured back panel stays comfortable over long distances and across uneven terrain while the adjustable torso and Cargo Control hip belt deliver true load support and an exact fit for ultimate comfort when you've loaded up the pack with all your gear. This hip belt can also be conveniently removed when you're checking the bag before your flight. Additionally, the shoulder straps can also be stowed so you can eliminate the risk of the straps getting torn or damaged when being handled during your multiple layovers.

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Product Specifications

Brand Gregory
Category Travel Packs
Material [face fabric] 210D HD nylon, [base] 420D HD nylon, [lining] 135D polyester
Volume 65L
Support/Suspension padded back panel, adjustable harness
Shoulder Straps foam, stowable
Waist Belt padded, removable
Access front panel
Pockets [external] 1 ActiveShield, 1 zippered top, 1 zippered front, 1 zippered shoe compartment, [internal] office organization, 1 laptop, 2 zippered mesh
Compression Flipguard panels
Weight Capacity 35lb
Dimensions 25.5 x 14.5 x 12.5in
Claimed Weight 4lb 1.3oz
Recommended Use backpacking, travel
Manufacturer Warranty limited lifetime

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