Batoh Gregory Paragon 60 – Cascade Green, M/L

Long treks demand a pack that carries heavy loads without compromising comfort. The Gregory Paragon 60 delivers exactly that, with a FreeFloat Dynamic Suspension system that moves with your body and an adjustable torso for a truly custom fit. Built for multi-day adventures, this 60-liter pack balances rugged durability with smart organization, so you can focus on the trail ahead.

Who is it for

Backpackers and hikers who need a reliable, high-capacity pack for extended trips. The M/L size fits torsos from 45.7 to 55.9 cm and hipbelts from 71.1 to 121.9 cm, making it ideal for most men and taller individuals. Whether you're tackling a week-long thru-hike or a weekend summit push, the Paragon 60 offers the support and space you need.

Main features

• FreeFloat Dynamic Suspension with alloy steel frame and anti-barreling cross-stay for stable load carry up to 20.4 kg.
• Adjustable torso length and ventilated back panel for a personalized, breathable fit.
• Multiple access points: top loading, front U-zip, and side zippered entry for easy gear retrieval.
• Integrated rain cover stored in a dedicated pocket for sudden downpours.
• Hydration compatible with SpeedClip hanger (reservoir not included).
• Sleeping bag compartment with removable divider for versatile packing.
• Dual zippered hipbelt pockets, front stretch mesh pocket, dual side stretch mesh pockets, and floating top pocket for organized storage.
• Trekking pole attachment and Sunglass QuickStow system for convenience on the go.

Specifications

• Capacity: 60 liters
• Gender: Men's
• Size: M/L
• Torso fit range: 45.7 - 55.9 cm (18 - 22 in)
• Hipbelt fit range: 71.1 - 121.9 cm (28 - 48 in)
• Max carry weight: 20.4 kg (45 lbs)
• Suspension: FreeFloat Dynamic Suspension
• Frame: Alloy steel with anti-barreling cross-stay
• Main body material: 210D high density nylon & 420D high density nylon
• Base material: 420D high density nylon
• Lining: 135D high density embossed polyester
• Colour: Cascade Green

Tips

To maximize comfort, adjust the torso length before loading the pack, then fine-tune the hipbelt and shoulder straps once fully packed. Use the sleeping bag compartment for bulky items and keep frequently needed gear in the hipbelt pockets. The included rain cover fits snugly over the pack; deploy it at the first sign of rain to protect your gear.