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Closeouts. Take a load off with Gregory's Jade 60 backpack. The JetStream LTS system features a dual-density foam lumbar pad that transfers the bulk of the load from your back to your waist.
- Woman-specific design
- Water-resistant zippers
- Auto-Fit harness system
- Dual hydration ports and sleeve
- Floating top lid
- Exterior compression
- Ice axe loops
- Internal frame
- Extra-Small:
- Fits torsos: 14-16"
- Dimensions (HxWxD): 25-½x12x10"
- Capacity: 3050 cu.in.
- Weight: 3 lb. 11 oz.
- Small:
- Fits torsos: 16-18"
- Dimensions (HxWxD): 27-½x12x10"
- Capacity: 3350 cu.in.
- Weight: 3 lb. 15 oz.
- Medium:
- Fits torsos: 18-20"
- Dimensions (HxWxD): 30x12x10"
- Capacity: 3660cu.in.
- Weight: 4 lb. 10 oz.
- Made in China
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- Cannot ship to Japan.
- Cannot ship to South Korea.
- Cannot ship to China
- Pack material: 210 denier HT double box ripstop and broken twill nylon
- Frame type: Internal
- Frame material: Molded foam
- Top
- Ice tool/trekking pole loops: Yes
- Backpacking Multiday
- Pack volume: 45-54 L
- Pack Style: Backpacks
- Pack Gender: Women
- XS:
- Fits torsos: 14-16"
- Dimensions: 25-1/2x12x10"
- Pack Capacity: 3050 cu.in.
- Weight: 3 lb. 11 oz.
- S:
- Fits torsos: 16-18"
- Dimensions: 27-1/2x12x10"
- Pack Capacity: 3350 cu.in.
- Weight: 3 lb. 15 oz.
- M:
- Fits torsos: 18-20"
- Dimensions: 30x12x10"
- Pack Capacity: 3660 cu.in.
- Weight: 4 lb. 10 oz.
- Made in China
- Visit our Backpacks Guide
- Cannot ship to Japan.
- Cannot ship to South Korea.
- Cannot ship to China
Average Rating (30 reviews)
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Reviewed by kerrpanda from Texas Hill Country on Saturday, October 27, 2012This pack was very comfortable and lightweight. I liked the pockets in the waistbelt. My only complaints were that I could not get my own water bottle out of the pockets, and had to have a fellow hiker grab it for me. I also erred in thinking that this pack would be big enough. I wish I'd gotten the next size up. Overall, I like the product except for the h2o bottle pockets.
- Best Uses: Extended Hikes
- Describe Yourself: Avid Adventurer
- Pros: Comfortable, Easy To Load, Good Suspension, Lightweight
- Was this a gift?: No
- What Is Your Gear Style: Minimalist
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Reviewed by Andrea from AL on Sunday, October 21, 2012Just had my first trip with my new pack. I love how comfortable and lightweight it is! I was using an old, outdated pack and the difference is amazing! No hotspots anywhere. I got the women's medium and it fit well. I'm 5'8 1/2, 175lbs, longer back, shorter legs. And! the straps were all the right places to fit around my D cups without creating weirdness. It's a good sized pack for a 1-4 night solo trail trip, for me at least. It packs easily and I like that I can access the big compartment through the front of it as well as the top. There's a good sized top compartment in the lid and another compartment on the front that's big enough for my firstaid kit, rain jacket and pack cover. It has a bottle pocket on each side (as well as space for a blader inside) and lots of compression straps to strap in your load. A few things I would have wished for are: A different angle on the water bottle pockets. It's kind of hard to get bottles back in to when it's on your back. Longer compression straps on the bottom so I could have used them to strap a roll to the bottom of the pack. More ways to attach stuff to the front of the outside of the pack. A raincover.
- Best Uses: Extended Hikes
- Describe Yourself: Casual Adventurer
- Pros: Comfortable, Easy To Load, Good Suspension, Lightweight
- Was this a gift?: No
- What Is Your Gear Style: Minimalist
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Reviewed by Blithe Spirit from Durango CO on Saturday, July 28, 2012Took my new Jade 60 on an overnight in the Weminuche Wilderness and found it to be very comfortable, stable and spacious on the 9 mile hike. I am 5'4" and the women's small fits very well. Quality seems to be excellent and it appears to be large enough for a multi-day trip.
- Best Uses: Extended Hikes
- Describe Yourself: Avid Adventurer
- Pros: Comfortable, Good Suspension, Large Capacity, Lightweight
- Was this a gift?: No
- What Is Your Gear Style: Comfort Driven
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Reviewed by caminocalling from NJ & OH on Saturday, June 30, 2012This is a really nice back pack just larger than needed for my purpose- I exchanged for Jade 50 which is just as nice only smaller.These packs are made for women and are structured different with more stability and comfort with padding, adjustments & sizing options. I tried many other packs but like this one the best as far as fit..I have not done extensive trail test yet...will update review regarding trail wear ....THe Jade 60 has a pretty big open cavity and additional pockets so if you need a roomy & comfortable, sturdy Lady's fit this may be it! The Jade is one of the few bags that come in ladies sizes xs, s, m - so if you are petite the xs or s is a nice fit! This bag does not come with rain cover- so I will waterproof and use cover that fits from another company. Happy Trails!
- Best Uses: Extended Hikes, Heavy Loads
- Cons: Heavier then expected, No rain cover
- Describe Yourself: Casual Adventurer
- Pros: Good Suspension, Large Capacity, SturdyFemme Fit
- Was this a gift?: No
- What Is Your Gear Style: Comfort Driven
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Reviewed by Old dog new tricks from ADK NY on Tuesday, June 05, 2012Used for overnight trips. When backpacking I like most everything in the pack but snacks and maps and first aid which I put in the expandable top for quick access. I prefer a water bladder so that frees up outside pockets. Used for overnights in ADK Park. Family member borrowed for 10 week outdoor classroom and it held up well. I am 5'2" 125 she is 5' 9" and 110 and the medium was a comfortable fit for both of us.
- Best Uses: Backpacking
- Describe Yourself: Practical
- Primary use: Personal
- Pros: Comfortable, Durable
- Was this a gift?: No
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Question “Does this pack have a separate sleeping bag compartment?”
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Answer The Gregory Jade 60 Backpack does not have a sleeping bag compartment.
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Question “Does this pack have a sleeping bag compartment?”
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Answer The Gregory Jade 60 Backpack does not have a sleeping bag compartment.
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Question “is there a day pack included with this unit”
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Answer The Gregory Jade 60 Backpack does not have a day pack included.
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Question “Does this pack have a front zipper to access the main compartment?”
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Answer There is a front access zipper.
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Answer yes it does
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Question “What year model is this?”
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Answer This is a 2009 model.
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Question “Do you know the differences between the Spring 2010 Jade 60 and this pack?”
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Answer Over the years Gregory continues to make adjustments to their great LTS system and continue to find ways to take weight off the pack with other material. There are slight differences but nothing too noticeable. The 2010 version has secure carry under compression flaps. This is a great bag that continues to show it's worth.
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Answer "3 waistbelt size adjustment options" is a new feature introduced in the 2010 model.||In the 2010 models (Jade 50 & Jade 60), the hip belt has three "settings" (XS/S/M) to allow for a wider range of adjustment. You detach the hip belt from the pack and reattach it, via very strong velcro, at the XS/S/M slots to achieve the different hip belt settings.||The 2009 model just has a standard hipbelt, which is still quite adjustable via its sets of straps. ||For me, the 2009 model hipbelt seems to actually work better, because I have an XS torso and need an XS hipbelt. In my case, there is no advantage to the wider range of adjustment in the 2010 model, and, the 2010 model did not seem to be able to adjust down as much as the 2009 model, putting me at the end of its adjustment range (which is not ideal). Ideally you want a few inches between the pads before they touch (according to Gregory's pack fit PDF - see their website). ||Of course, for others, the 2010 new hipbelt might be great.
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Question “does the floating top cap detach and convert to a lumbar pack?”
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Answer It can detach as it is a floating lid, but it does not specifically detach.
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Question “I have a couple of questions about this pack. How many pockets does it have? Does it have a protective cover and a pocket for the cover? Thanks!”
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Answer This pack has 3 pockets plus the main compartment. It does not have a rain cover or a specific space for one, you can always just put in in the top for easy access.
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Answer It has two "water bottle pockets" which I use for other things since I carry a bladder and the areas I hike usually have water. Also there are two zipper pouches on the belt where things can be had at lickity split. The detatchable lid is quite big too.
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Question “I was wondering if this model has the adjustable waistbelt or is it a fixed size? Thanks!”
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Answer This pack does have an adjustable waist belt.
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