Gregory Robson Pro
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Reviewed by
Peter
+3
September 22, 2021
Best pack I've ever had! At the time (early 2000s) the best for long (7+ days) treks. Bought in 2000—still use it occasionally in 2021.
Pros
- Indestructible
- Very customizable
- Very comfortable with heavy loads
Cons
- Heavy
- Waist belt very stiff
I bought it in 2000 for 5 weeks trekking in Patagonia—with up to 60-lb loads it remained comfortable. Used it for three months in the Himalayas in 2002. Only used it occasionally since as I now have smaller and lighter backpacks too.
Backpack Size: S (as I have a short back)
My Height: 6'1 My weight: 165 lbs
Source: bought it new
Price Paid: can't remember
Reviewed by
Brian
March 8, 2004
I have had this pack for about seven years now, and it is still in perfect condition. It has been crushed, smashed, pummeled, poked, soaked, cooked, bashed--you name it. This thing has held up marvelously. It is extremely comfortable and roomy--I have loaded it over 70 lbs. with room to spare. This pack is mine forever... if it is ever damaged, I will have it repaired. I just don't see any pack ever being more desirable.
Max. Load Carried: 74 Lbs.
Height of Owner: 6'1
Price Paid: Around $400
Reviewed by
Greg
October 9, 2002
Best pack I've ever owned. Fits great, holds up to all conditions I've encountered. From the mts to the sea, this pack rocks!! Spend the money, get it properly fitted and you'll have the Robson for the rest of your life.
Max. Load Carried: 70
Height of Owner: 6 foot
Price Paid: Can't remember
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Reviewers Paid: $400.00 |
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| Weight | 7 lb 0 oz / 3170 g | 7 lb 4 oz / 3280 g | 7 lb 9 oz / 3430 g | 7 lb 13 oz / 3540 g | |
