Gregory Denali Pro

Gregory Denali Pro

Average Rating: rated 5.00 of 5 stars
Reviewed by 9 Trailspace users

Description

The Denali Pro is an internal frame backpack made by Gregory. It has an average rating of 5 stars (out of 5), based on 9 user reviews.

Here's what other sites are saying:

From Moosejaw:
"Free Shipping. Gregory Denali Pro 105 Pack (Spring 2008) The Denali Pro 105 Packby Gregoryis the most technical expedition pack available today offering unsurpassed performance in every category: fit, support, accessibility and durability.Features: Auto-Cant harness systemAdjust-A-Cant waistbeltTri-density Flo-Form II waistbeltFlo-Form II shoulder harnessFOAM-X Flex framesheetTwin 7075-T6 aluminum staysFlo-Form II backpanelTop, front, and bottom accessFront pocket provides additional storage and pack accessTop pocket converts to a fanny packSide mesh pockets with ski tail pass-throughsVinyl reinforced gear loopsFull compression systemShelter-Rite bottom is waterproof and virtually tearproof500d Cordura nylon and Spectra fabrics"

From Oregon Mountain Community:
"The Gregory Denali Pro : The most technical expedition pack available today offering unsurpassed performance in every category: fit, support, accessibility and durability. If your torso measurement is: Your frame size should be: 14" – 15 1/2" XS15 1/2" – 17 1/2" SM17 1/2" – 19 1/2" MD19 1/2" – 21 1/2" LGAvailable In: Chili Red Details: Gregory Denali Pro Features: Auto-Cant™ harness system Adjust-A-Cant™ waistbelt Tri-density Flo-Form® II waistbelt Flo-Form® II shoulder harness FOAM-X Flex framesheet Twin 3/4” 7075-T6 aluminum stays Flo-Form® II backpanel Top, front, and bottom access Front pocket provides additional storage and pack access Top pocket converts to a fanny pack 500d Cordura® nylon and Spectra® Side mesh pockets hold extra gear and have pass through slots Shelter-Rite® bottom is waterproof and virtually tearproof Vinyl reinforced ski stabilizer loops Compare Pack Specs. Best viewed in 1280x1024 Click to enlarge Check out the pack fly Here ."

From Ramsey Outdoor:
"The most technical expedition pack available today offering unsurpassed performance in every category: fit, support, accessibility and durability. A..."

From EMS:
"Gregory's most technical expedition backpack, the Denali Pro offers unsurpassed performance in every category: fit, support, accessibility and durability. This Gregory Adventure series pack offers 6,200 to 7,000 cubic inches of capacity, depending on the size selected. Backpacker Gear Guide Best Buy: Editors' Choice Gold Award for capacity for the long haul, rugged construction, excellent hipbelt. One editor said it's "the most comfortable monster-load pack I've worn." High praise from people in the know. World-class suspension and design for professional guides and expeditions. Auto-Cant shoulder harness system adjusts harness angle to eliminate pinching and chafing. Flo-Form II harness provides seamless, wrinkle-free comfort and durability. Adjust-a-Cant waist belt system has three different angle settings to effectively transfer weight. Flo-Form II waist belt features segmented pads for wrinkle-free comfort. Twin 7075-T6 aluminum stays create a supportive internal frame. Flo-Form backpanel provides the ultimate in durability and comfort."

User Reviews

rated 5 of 5 stars Men's Denali Pro
Reviewed by lanzaj, Apr 03, 2007

"Excellent pack. I've carried in excess of 70 pounds in winter (wearing expedition plastic climbing boots with crampons) and 65 pounds in summer wearing hiking boots without any problems. When the pack is fully loaded it is heavy but manageable. The suspension and shoulder harness system adjusts the harness angle to eliminate pinching so heavy loads are well distributed."

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rated 5 of 5 stars Denali Pro
Reviewed by Charles, Mar 06, 2005

"This bag is superb. I can load it with as much as 100lbs for training and it does not disturb me. Of course this is heavy, but I don't feel any pressure point or discomfort. I used it mostly on winter trips. I am rough with my equipment and when I compress my gear, I compress my gear."

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rated 3 of 5 stars Denali Pro
Reviewed by BRIAN, Oct 02, 2001

"ALTHOUGH THIS PACK DOES GREAT IN ANY WEATHER WITH 50 LBS, OR LESS, DO NOT EXEED THAT MUCH WEIGHT. I RECENTLY WENT ON A 35 DAY MOUNTAINEERING EXPEDITION WITH IT, AND I CAN'T BEGIN TO TELL YOU ALL THE MISERY IT GAVE ME WITH 80+ LBS. EVEN THOUGH IT HAS THE CAPACITY TO CARRY THAT MUCH GEAR, IT DOESN'T HAVE THE SUSPENSION TO DO IT COMFORTABLY."

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rated 5 of 5 stars Denali Pro
Reviewed by Ji Theriot, Jun 10, 2000

"I recently took a gentleman on his first backpacking trip, which meant that I carried all of our group gear plus my camera gear. My load with my camera gear was in excess of 60 lbs. My Gregory carried all this very comfortably. I've used Kelty, Lowe and Dana (Terraplane) packs before, but couldn't find a pack that carried well."

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rated 5 of 5 stars Denali Pro
Reviewed by an anonymous hiker, Nov 10, 1999

"If you are looking for a pack that can carry all your backpacking equipment, winter gear and/or mountaineering equip. -- this is it. The "frame" and suspension are second to none. Carrying 60+ pounds while snowshoeing in 3 feet of powder is hard work, but wearing this pack you won't experience sore shoulders or count how many times you have had to cinch up your hipbelt to keep the load from slipping down your body."

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rated 5 of 5 stars Denali Pro
Reviewed by Duane R. Romer, Ph.D., Jun 29, 1999

"When I bought this pack, I questioned my sanity for spending so much. Now I can unquestionably say that it was worth every penny. Properly fitted, you don't carry this thing, you wear it like a well-washed T-shirt. I've previously owned two packs, an external frame (I don't know what kind) and a mid-line Lowe internal frame."

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rated 5 of 5 stars Denali Pro
Reviewed by Robert E. Stambaugh, M.D., Nov 08, 1998

"After 15 years with the same external frame pack I decided to join the 20th century and try an internal. I've owned several packs in the past 25 years, and this is by far the most comfortable thing I've ever carried. The quality is exceptional, and the 62 lbs I had at the start of a nine day trip was hardly noticable. I love the thing."

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rated 5 of 5 stars Denali Pro
Reviewed by Jimmy The Jet, Jul 19, 1998

"After a long, long search, and a lack of neccessary disposible income, I finally decided on this exceptionally comfortable pack. The suspension is adjustable enough that, combined with the range of available sizes, you are practically guaranteed a perfect fit."

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rated 5 of 5 stars Denali Pro (1998)
Reviewed by Jared, Mar 02, 1998

"Got the pack for Christmas in '97, it had only been out for two weeks. Since then (three months) I have been on five trips and loved every comfortable minute of it. I love gadgets and accessories and this pack has it all. I would recommend this pack to anyone with a passion for backpacking."

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Where to Buy

Buy Online We found the Denali Pro at 4 online stores:

StoreProduct DescriptionPrice

Moosejaw
Denali Pro 105 Pack (Spring 2008)$459.00Buy Now

Ramsey Outdoor
Denali Pro$459.00Buy Now

Oregon Mountain Community
Denali Pro Backpack$413.06Buy Now

EMS
Denali Pro Backpack$460.00Buy Now

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