Gregory Stash Duffel

Priced: $69.00 - $108.95 Rated:   - 5 stars out of 5 by 5 reviews.
Gregory Stash Duffel -
The Gregory Stash 65 is a versatile travel duffel bag perfect for any adventure.
The huge main compartment opens length-wise with a zipper for easy access.
Can be carried as a backpack with a padded harness, and the top of the bag is comfortably padded against your back, unlike other duffels with pack straps.
Also has traditional duffel style handels for easy transport.
The zippered exterior pocket gives you extra organization, and a key clip inside holds small items secure.
Compression straps on each end let you pack this bag down tight when trunk space is at a premium.
Four tubular webbing grip handles make it easy to grab and pull out of tight spaces.
If you're looking for a great all around duffel bag backpack for travel, look no further than the Gregory Stash Duffel.

Fabric:

  • 800D ballistic and 1680D ballistic nylon main body materials provide durability
  • Bomber materials

Padding:

  • Multiple carry options with padded backpack harness straps or in traditional duffle-style
  • Top of bag is padded for comfortable carry against back
  • Main carry handles with integrated padding quickly convert to shoulder straps for carrying the Stash as a backpack
  • Padded top lid protects your gear and has a large opening for easy access and organization

Zippers:

  • Zippered exterior pocket with key clip
  • Huge zippered opening to main compartment provides exceptional access to interior

Pockets:

  • Accessory pocket

Straps:

  • Compression straps on either end keep gear from shifting while in transit

Manufactured:

  • Four grab handles made of tubular webbingare strong and durable when you're hauling the Stash

Features:

  • Roof-rack stowage on rolling luggage
Gearx

Gregory's Stash duffel gets its name from its ability to pack down to a surprisingly small size inside its included mesh stuff sack. But unlike the kind of thin, structure-less nylon bag you'd normally associate with that kind of packability, the Stash duffel is fully capable when deployed thanks to its heavy-duty nylon fabrics and the option to carry it backpack-style through the airport, bus terminal, or wherever else life takes you.


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Specifications:


Eastern Mountain Sports (EMS)
The 65 L Stash Duffel from Gregory might just be the perfect duffel: superstrong, simple, and versatile with easy access. Haul handles on all four corners and a two-way carry strap provide carry options that are almost endless.

Country of Origin: Imported


Backcountry.com
The size of your marble collection directly correlates to the size of Gregory Stash Duffel you'll need, and as your collection grows you can buy a bigger Stash Duffel in a different color.

Mountain Gear
You've just found the perfect duffel in Gregory's Stash Duffel - super strong and easily accessible, this versatile bag can be carried just about anyway you can think of.

Campsaver.com

The Gregory Stash Duffel might just be the perfect duffel: super strong, easy access, simple and versatile. With haul handles on all four corners and a two-way carry strap, the options are almost endless.


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Activity:Campus
Available Color(s):Mediterranean Blue, Tarmac Black
Capacity:4000 cu in / 65 L
Carry-on Compatible:No
Detachable Pack:no
Dimension:29 x 17.5 x 14"
Dimensions:25 x 13.5 x 11 in.
Features:Harness System
Material:800D Ballistic and 1680D Ballistic Nylon
Materials:800 D Ballistic and 1680 D Ballistic Nylon
Number of Pockets:2
Pack Fabric (Primary):800D and 1680D ballistic nylon
Pack Size:4000-4999 cu in
Padded Laptop Compartment:No
Shoulder Strap:Yes
Type:Duffels
Volume:65 L (3966 cu. in.)
Weight:1 lb. 14 oz. (850 g)
Wheeled:No
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Gregory Stash Duffel Reviews:

Positive Reviews:

This thing is so close to being perfect. I initially ordered the 45 L and 65L because I was not sure what size I needed. I found that the 65L was way to big and would only work as a checked bag. The 45L was perfect size for an longer trip, while still being a carry-on. The only problem I found- was that if using the bag as a backpack (the handle turns into two backpack straps) - the bag had to be fully loaded to be comfortable, if you had room to spare, the bag was not symmetrical, and was not comfortable on your back. Also no waist belt, which was one thing I wanted. I had to return both bags, but If you are looking for more of a duffle, a perfect size,and don't need the backpack straps, this is the bag for you. Super durable and super lightweight

Nick J. at Backcountry.com on 05/29/2012

Great bag

Absolutely perfect for my needs. Living on a boat rules out anything rigid, this bag holds every thing I need for a week or more of travel, super easy to pack thanks to the wide throat, AND stows away in very little space on the boat. Even fully loaded its easy to carry. thanks to the "backpack" type straps. Love, love, love it!
jandmexpedition at Eastern Mountain Sports (EMS) on 11/11/2013

First impression:
Duffel looks plenty durable, large enough for 3-4 days worth of clothes, padded shoulder straps are comfortable enough for full loads, and this thing packs down small. I had to pass on this duffel because I needed something more rigid.
Note:
I included a photo because this duffel is actually a packable design that comes in a stuff sack.

Austin H. at Backcountry.com on 07/10/2012

Literally can fit my entire bedroom in the 65L, carry it on all vacations. as well as every day to work as i commute and go play in the woods after work, Backpack straps are sick! it has a very rugged construction fit for a every day outdoorsman or a carry-on bag!

Ryan Pike at Backcountry.com on 09/24/2013

Neutral Reviews:

I purchased this bag from another retailer (sorry bc, it was much cheaper) and am planning on returning it and buying Patagonia's Black Hole 45 instead. Initial impressions: I liked the muted color for travel, the size seemed right for what I was looking for (two weeks in S. America) and I liked the duffel/backpack combo. After packing and unpacking several times and walking some distance using the backpack function I wouldn't dream of taking this on my travels where I might need to actually use this as a backpack to walk any distance. I think the top of the backpack straps are placed too low for comfort and as another reviewer said, just isn't comfortable as a backpack.
Other things I didn't love: there are no internal pockets of any kind and there is A LOT of excess webbing that does not serve a purpose, especially on the top synching feature. Once you get the webbing secured so it doesn't catch on anything getting back into the pack is a pain. If this were the only flaw of the pack design I'd just hem the straps, but this is not the case.
If you're looking for an easy carry-on duffel or something to throw in the back of the truck for road trips this will be a great pack. It just it's going to work for me.

keepskiing1371271 at Backcountry.com on 10/23/2013