Nano Waistpack Keep your phone, wallet, and shades organized in the Nano Waistpack equipped with a variety of secure, zippered pockets. The airmesh padded back and large buckle strap will keep you comfy and secure during your daily routine. Nano 14 Set off on a day of exploration with the simple, lightweight Nano 14. A…
How to Trail Run in Early Spring
Article & photos by: Nick Tortajada It’s Here! Spring! The days start to get a bit longer, the temperatures begin to rise, the landscape comes back to life, and your favorite outdoor trails are calling out to you! Arguably the best season for trail running, Spring comes with its own set of challenges. Before lacing…
Get Back to Hiking this Spring
By: David Gladdish Light crests over a ridge, reflecting off the still mountain lake at your feet. The sun rays hit you, breathing new life into cold hands, taking the edge off the early morning chill. Having beaten the crowds, you have the place to yourself, an opportunity for peace and contemplation. You pull out…
How to Extend the Life Span of Your Gregory Pack
By: Logan Reavis @itsloganmarie Backpacking and camping gear can be expensive. Investing in gear that can be used for years and keeping it from the landfill takes some intention: keeping your gear clean, repairing it, donating, and making it last as long as possible. At Gregory Mountain Products, we make quality gear that can be…
Get Your Hands Dirty for Earth Day 2022
Author: Nick Tortajada Earth Day 2022, which falls on April 22nd, is a day dedicated to giving back to the earth that sustains us all. There are a wide variety of ways for you to make a significant difference in your community! Say “Thank You” to your home planet by getting your hands dirty with…
Meet the Brand New Gregory Ambassador Team
We are excited to announce the brand new Gregory ambassador team! Our ambassador team is the embodiment of everything Gregory stands for. We could not be happier to have them represent us as they head off into their adventures. Without further ado, please give a warm welcome to our amazing team. Jenny Bruso: @jennybruso &…
How To Backpack Sustainably
Author: Logan Marie of @itsloganmarie I remember when I went on my first backpacking trip in 2015. I was shocked by the amount of waste that I produced overnight. It felt a little counterproductive to spend time out in nature while producing a lot of trash that was going straight to the landfill. Hike 15…
Know Your Impact: Sustainability at Gregory
Author: David Gladish There is no blueprint for exactly how sustainability works, no black and white answers, no playbook that is handed to us. At Gregory, the key to successfully having a major impact is to have a positive outlook. We are focused on measurable action, attainable steps towards having less impact and reducing our…
Expanding Possibilities in the Mountains with Wasatch Adaptive Sports
Author: Stephanie Medlin Liam Jeffers is a student at Wasatch Adaptive Sports (WAS) who was born with spina bifida. He first started skiing and biking with WAS when he was 4 years old. Liam’s mom, Wendhy, shared with the Gregory Team about their experience with WAS and the difference it has made for their family….
When Mother Nature Changes Your Plans, You Just Roll With It
Author & Photographer: Nick Tortajada Adaptability and preparedness are two of the most important factors to a successful and enjoyable backpacking experience. In the wilderness, you have control over yourself, your perspective, and your actions. Mother nature controls everything else, and sometimes, she may not be so agreeable with your adventure plans. Being flexible and…