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Gregory Deva 80 Pro Backpack - Women's

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CA$389.93

CA$549.95Save CA$160.02 (29%)

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About this product

The Gregory Deva 80 Pro is a women's backpacking pack built to handle heavy and bulky loads, with the FreeFloat A3 suspension system featuring anti-barrelling stays that keep weight stable and close to the back. Available in Lava Grey, it offers three size options with corresponding capacities of 75L (X-Small), 80L (Small), and 85L (Medium), and packed weights starting at 2.35 kg. The main body uses 220-denier nylon with a 420-denier Velocity nylon secondary fabric, and the pack is made with recycled materials. Access is provided at the top, front, and bottom, with a sleeping bag compartment at the base fitted with a removable internal divider. Organization is handled by front, side, and lid pockets, while water-resistant hipbelt pockets fit smartphones and GPS units. The SideWinder holster allows one-handed water bottle access, and attachment loops with shock locks accommodate ice axes or trekking poles. A hydration sleeve is compatible with Gregory's 3D Hydro Trek reservoir (sold separately), and the maximum recommended cargo weight is 32 kg.

Category: Backpacks & Bags
Color: Lava Grey
Size: No
Depth: 37cm
Width: 35cm
Access: Bottom Front Top
Length: 77cm (X-Small) 79cm (Small) 81.5cm (Medium)
Volume: 75L (X-Small) 80L (Small) 85L (Medium)
Weight: 2.35kg (X-Small) 2.37kg (Small) 2.53kg (Medium)

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Gregory Deva 80 Pro for its exceptional comfort under heavy loads, crediting the FreeFloat A3 suspension system and plush hip belt with reducing fatigue on long, rugged trips. The AirCushion back panel earns repeated compliments for genuine breathability and moisture management. Users highlight the generous, well-organized pocketing, including oversized hip belt pockets and the SideWinder bottle holster, as standout practical features. The availability of three torso sizes is frequently noted as a major advantage for achieving a custom fit. The most common criticism is the pack's weight, around 5 to 5.5 pounds depending on size, which some reviewers feel could be trimmed. A few note that the sheer volume of features adds bulk that may not suit those seeking a lighter setup.