Gregory Deva 60 Litre Women's Hiking Backpack - earlier model

• Vented, formed back panel features LifeSpan foam & silicone lumbar grip zone
• LumbarTune removable10mm insert offers user-customizable contouring for a precise lumbar backpanel fit
• QuickSwap 3D interchangeable pre-curved LifeSpan EVA foam harness & hipbelt in multiple sizes to precisely fit each body
• Includes SideKick ultra-light, removable daypack which doubles as a hanging reservoir sleeve
• Included removable raincover stowes in its own zippered pocket
• 3 way access: through top, front or bottom of pack
• 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
• Stretch mesh water bottle/trail stash pocket
• External access sleeping bag compartment with removable internal divider
• Recommended maximum carry weight: 22.7 Kg
• SideKick daypack weight (included): 136 grams
• Raincover weight (included): 133 grams
• Backpack Fabric: Body: 210 Denier and 300 Denier Nylon. Base: 630 Denier high-density nylon. Backpack Lining: 200 Denier Polyester.
• Harness/Hipbelt/Lumbar: Multi-density, ComfortZone LifeSpan EVA and open cell foam
• Suspension: 7075 aluminium, HDPE

Taking just a few minutes to accurately measure sizing will yield the best fitting pack possible. Follow these 3 easy steps:

1. Find the Iliac crest (the top of the hip bone)

2. Find the C7 Vertebra (the largest bump at the base of your neck)

3. Measure from the C7 down along the spine to where it intersects with the Iliac Crest. Use the table below to then determine your Gregory Pack Size.

"Sometimes we cringe when a company announces a complete overhaul of a product we already love. We’ve seen some “redesigns” go in the wrong direction. But Gregory managed a tricky feat: preserving the essential DNA of the original, while improving every detail. The Baltoro’s organization makes it easy to live out of on weeklong trips, and it has some features we’d like to see on every pack—like a waterproof hipbelt pocket that fits a smartphone and a clever hydration sleeve that converts into a daypack. “No need to think about it, you always have a summit pack with the capacity and comfort for shoulder-season, full-day hikes,” says one tester. It’s easy to get bottles in and out of the angled water bottle pocket without awkward contortions or enlisting a friend (though bottles can fall out if you bend all the way over; cinch the drawstring to secure them). Since 2008, we’ve loved the Baltoro’s carry-anything dynamic suspension, which subdues big loads with uncommon comfort. “The well-padded hipbelt wraps wide around my hips,” says a tester. “Hiking into the John Muir Wilderness in November, I loaded this guy with 48 pounds of cold-weather gear and group food, and felt good the whole hike in—my hips weren’t even sore the next day.” Bottom line: At more than 5 pounds it’s a Cadillac, not a Ferrari, but for hikers who want a big-trip, big-comfort pack that’ll last for years, the extra ounces are worth it. The Baltoro is available in 65-, 75-, and 85-liter models. Deva, the women’s version, comes in 60, 70, and 80."

Backpacker Magazine, 2015