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In 1970, Wayne Gregory started his first company, Sunbird, with a goal to produce advanced external frame packs. Unhappy with the limitations of externals, he dissolved the company in 1973 and began working as a freelance designer (sleeping bags, tents, and technical apparel) for a number of companies in the newly emerging outdoor specialty industry. Intrigued with new directions in soft packs and internal frame concepts he decided it was time to get back to his first love, designing backpacks, and in 1977 Wayne founded Gregory Mountain Products in San Diego, California.

From the start, Wayne wasn't just meticulous about designing packs that improved upon fit and used the best materials available, he also wanted to know how his designs worked in the field and what he could do better, a heritage of accessibility he has continued to present. Ultimately, Wayne realized that in the backpack business fit was king, and he pioneered many firsts, including; being the first to build backpacks in different frame, harness and waist belt sizes; the first (and still only) pack manufacturer to develop a waistbelt system that adjusts to fit different hip angles, automatically improving load transfer.
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Gregory Baltoro 65

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Carry more, move more easily – men's backpack for long trekking tours

Gregory's Baltoro 65 trekking backpack is designed to support you every step of the way – whether you're hiking alpine trails or venturing deep into the wilderness. Thanks to the FreeFloat carrying system, the backpack adapts to your natural movements, reducing fatigue and improving your balance – even with heavy loads up to 27 kg. Breathable AirCushion padding at the hips, pelvis, and back provides all-day comfort, while the optimized hip and shoulder strap system fits precisely without restricting your movement. Experience the feeling of your backpack moving with you – not against you. Carry more,
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