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Gregory Drift 10 H20 Backpack with Reservoir

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Gregory Drift 10 H20 Backpack with Reservoir
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Gregory Drift 10 H20 Backpack with Reservoir

NOW$126.97
price was $169.99

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The Gregory Drift 10 H20 Backpack with Reservoir offers bike-specific organization with a 3-litre 3D Hydro hydration reservoir and adjustable Shift RS hipbelt. Designed for trail riding, this backpack with reservoir provides you access to essentials and custom bounce-free support.

  • 3D Hydro 3-litre reservoir with a built-in drying hanger keeps water fresh and ready on the trail

  • A zippered hydration sleeve with SpeedClip allows easy one-handed water access

  • An adjustable, breathable belt secures the pack comfortably while moving

  • Die-cut shoulder harness with magnetic buckle and hose clip keeps the water bottle accessible

  • Breathable back panel with airflow channels keeps you cool on hot hikes

  • QuickStow system on the shoulder harness keeps sunglasses safe and within reach

Assembled Height (cm) 6.00 cm
Assembled Width (cm) 27.00 cm
Assembled Length (cm) 50.00 cm
Assembled Weight (kg) 0.88 kg
Product Volume (L) 10.00 l
Primary Material Ripstop Nylon
Advanced Features Quick Access Compartment
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    Great hydration pack

    2 years ago
    We are a hiking family. This pack has ample room for items typically carried in a day pack as well as a sufficient water source. It all worked really well.

    Originally posted on ExpertVoice.com

    Great Quality Bag

    2 years ago
    This Gregory bag is my everyday bag essentially. Use it hiking, kayaking, and daily at the gym. Easy to fill bladder and lots of room. Pretty light, and plenty of air movement afforded between the material and my body

    Originally posted on ExpertVoice.com

    Bombproof MTB backpack

    3 years ago
    This a great pack that has solid construction and functionality. All of the pockets, storage slots, and zipper access point are well thought out. This also works well as a small day hiker. Holds plenty of water...have never run out on medium to long rides.

    Originally posted on ExpertVoice.com

    This pack is perfect for medium to long MTB rides

    3 years ago
    The experts at Gregory thought of everything. Not only is the pack light, it will fit everything you will need for a medium to long ride. It’s also extremely adjustable so that it will fit well and feel like a part of you. I am loving the 3 liters water capacity and hydration system for those hot summer rides. It’s also great pack for guiding beginners on shorter rides when you want your clients to carry less so they can do more.

    Originally posted on ExpertVoice.com

    Update: “love this pack…after a little DIY mod’ing

    3 years ago
    Starting my third mountain biking season with this pack, still very pleased with it. However, I had to do one more DIY modification: I couldn’t stand any longer how far back the pockets are on the waist belt, not being able to see what I’m doing when putting things in/taking things out of them, and the difficult angle for doing so. So I cut the belt in half and used strips of adhesive velcro to fashion “extension straps” that work well with the belt’s velcro attachment surfaces. This lengthened the waist belt enough (about 4”) to get those pockets just far enough forward on my hips that I can see and more easily reach them. OMG, huge relief!

    Yes, I recommend this product.

    Originally posted on Gregory

    Love this pack...after a little DIY mod'ing

    5 years ago
    I use the Drift for mountain biking (and some hiking). It's a superb pack, although I had to do a little DIY modifying to get it closer to just how I want it. It's a day-pack, for sure; don't expect to get the kitchen sink in it. PROs: Excellent quality Light weight Adjustable suspension system for waist belt is terrific Good organization; main compartment is surprisingly roomy Pockets on waist belt Outer stretch pocket Perfect size hydration bladder (3L) for me (For a 2-3 hour ride, I might not fill it all the way up, but on a super-hot day or for a longer ride, I might need all 3L of water.) WHAT I MODIFIED: Removed all of the plastic "strap retainers"-unnecessary and really annoying Removed the compression straps, including the female part of the buckle attached to the pack-unnecessary and not really very useful located so high on the pack (just interferes with access) Removed the "Sunglasses Holder"-not useful (if I did use it, I'd always worry about scratching my glasses) Added "chapstick holder"-This is the single item that I reach for the most, and I want it easy to get at. I cut out the stitching at the top of what used to be the sunglasses holder, and I have a perfect-sized, easily accessible little sleeve high on the shoulder strap. I would never buy a pack that didn't have either mesh pockets on the sides or, as in this unusual case, pockets on the waist belt, so that some things can be reached (or snack wrappers stowed) without taking the pack off. The waist belt pockets are useful but imperfect; they're farther back then I expected, making it hard to look down and see what's in them, as well as to zip/unzip and get things in and out from that angle. As a result, you really don't want to put more than two items in a pocket, 'cuz you'll be getting them in and out by feel. That's why I was so pleased to be able to DIY a different place for my lip balm ;) (BTW, I can *just* fit my iPhone 7 in a waist belt pocket.)
    ProsEasy To Access Items, Easy To Carry, Easy To Identify, Good Capacity, High Quality, Lightweight

    Yes, I recommend this product.

    Originally posted on Gregory

    Fantastic MTB and Trail Running Pack

    6 years ago
    I bought a Drift 6 liter for my son and I liked it so much I bought the 10 liter. I'm using this bag almost every day either for a mountain bike ride or a trail run/fast hike. It's roomy enough to hold a long sleeve shirt or light fleece or rain jacket, snacks, and 3 liters of water. It's super well organized with a stuff pouch on the outside where I throw a collapsible dog bowl and water bottle for the dog. The main pocket forward of the water pocket hold snacks, and has organizers for a tool kit, pump, tube, whatever. Mine also came with a small removable zipper bag that can hold tools, first aid kit, etc. And one of my favorite features is the "crash pad", a padded zipper pocket high on the back of the pack for a phone. The pack also cinches down really well so when riding it's not sloshing around, even with 3 liters of water (though for most trips with this bag, I only put 1-1.5 liters in; it's just not big enough for a trip long enough that I drink 3 liters of water. But I used the hydration pack in 2 other Gregory bags, so it's all good.
    ProsEasy To Access Items, Easy To Carry, Good Capacity, High Quality, Includes great 3 liter hydration pack, Lightweight, Love the sunglass holder, Stylish

    Yes, I recommend this product.

    Originally posted on Gregory

    A good, but not great bag and hydration system

    3 years ago
    The good up front: it’s a good dad bag. I carry all my MTB tools, a first aid kit, spare tubes, etc.; It carries lots of water and has a good pocket for my phone. It’s pretty comfortable. The bad: the bladder has leaked a couple of times. You really have to tighten it and turn it upside down to confirm it is closed. It could do with a cover over the mouth piece as MTBing is a dirty sport. Florida humidity is corroding the zippers.

    Originally posted on ExpertVoice.com

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