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Gregory Baltoro Pro 85L Backpack
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| Capacity | 85 L |
|---|---|
| Hip belt | Fixed, padded and adjustable |
| Pockets | 2 hipbelt, 2 front zip, 1 top lid, 1 under-lid, 2 side mesh, 1 front mesh |
| Hydration compatible | Yes |
| Dimensions | 33.5 x 14.2 x 13.8 in |
How the Gregory Baltoro Pro 85L Backpack compares
The maker hasn't published a weight for the Gregory Baltoro Pro 85L Backpack. Across the 197 backpacks we track with one, the median is 1 lb 10 oz. At $440, it costs more than 91% of the backpacks we list.
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What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:"I loaded up the Baltoro Pro 85 for a multi-day mission deep in the Sierra, and it handled every pound like a champ. The FreeFloat A3 suspension actually moves with my stride, and the AirCushion backpanel kept me dry on steep, sweaty ascents. This pack is made for hauling heavy gear without wrecking your back."When we're heading deep into the backcountry with a heavy load and ambitious goals, the Gregory Baltoro Pro 85L Backpack gives us the confidence to go all-in. Built with a massive 85L capacity and a robust suspension system, it's designed for long-distance travel where comfort under load is non-negotiable. Whether we’re crossing rugged passes or establishing basecamp miles off-grid, this pack flexes with our movements and supports the weight like no other. At the heart of the Baltoro Pro is Gregory’s FreeFloat A3 system, a dynamic suspension that auto-adjusts at the hips and shoulders to mirror our stride. The ventilated AirCushion backpanel eliminates pressure points while offering breathable comfort in motion. Nine external pockets—including oversized hipbelt pockets and front access U-zip—keep gear accessible and organized. Add in durable, recycled fabrics and smart details like a stowable bottle holster, sleeping bag compartment, and trekking pole loops, and you’ve got a pack that’s fully expedition-ready.