Gregory Diablo Backpack

Sleek and ultralight, the Gregory Diablo Backpack is a features focused hydration pack that fits your reservoir, a shell, and some energy food with two waistbelt pockets for overflow essentials. Convenience details include front compression with overflow bungee, internal on-the-fly compression system, front mesh pocket, dual stretch-mesh waistbelt pockets with cargo stabilizer loops, webbing loop for securing bicycle light, and key clip and reflective accents

• Material: 70d UTS Coated Nylon
• BioSync Technology suspension system
• Aero-Mesh backpanel
• Adjustable sternum strap
• Hydration Compatible port and sleeve with back-fill access
• Tube management system
• Front compression with overflow bungee
• Internal on-the-fly compression system
• Dual, stretch-mesh waistbelt pockets with cargo stabilizer loops
• Front mesh pocket
• Webbing loop for securing bicycle light, haul loop or reflector
• Interior mesh organizer
• Key clip and reflective accents
• Access: Front Loading
• Type: Technical Day Pack
• Carrying Comfort: 30 lbs. / 14 kg
• Recommended Use: Adventure Racing, Mountain Biking, Ultra-Lightweight Day Hiking
• Volume: 352 cu in
• Weight: 1 lb . / .45 kg.

Reviews - Gregory Diablo Backpack

John - 01-20-2010

Diablo is killer
I can fit a 2L Platy in the pack w/o a problem. Great pack because of its functionality, compact size, appealing style and superior quality.

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John - 07-28-2010

Light
Gregory has the basic function down, for biking with a bottle of water and some tools and the thing I like and got it for is the straps that angle out so there is not an issue of digging into the shoulders on a long ride...

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Altrec.com Reviewer - 05-03-2010

Real nice.
Wish it had a place to put a water bottle.

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Altrec.com Reviewer - 06-09-2009

Hydration capacity limited
The concept is a good one. But the downfall of this pack is the itty bitty capacity of the hydration sleeve. I haven't been able to find a hydration bladder small enough to fit. It must take a 1 liter or less, which is not much water. The ideal use may be for very short-trail runs. Otherwise, consider a larger hydration pack.

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