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Granite Gear Crown2 60 Internal Frame Backpack

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The Granite Gear Crown2 60 pack sports an innovative lightweight suspension, trail-friendly organizational features, and weighs in under 2 pounds! This combination of features is ideal for ultra-lightweight backpacking and thru-hiking.

Description

The Granite Gear Crown2 60 pack sports an innovative lightweight suspension, trail-friendly organizational features, and weighs in under 2 pounds! This combination of features is ideal for ultra-lightweight backpacking and thru-hiking.

Equipped with Granite Gear's VC Mark 2 Frame System, the pack employs a compression molded polypropylene framesheet, a molded foam backpanel, and an overlay of durable, laminated mesh to effectively carry weight, provide load stability, and deliver ventilation to help keep you cool. Despite its lightweight design, the pack comfortably carries up to 35 pounds. Padded shoulder straps and a padded, size-adjustable (28”-40”) hipbelt further enhance comfort and stability. To ensure an optimal fit, the pack is available in Regular (fits torso lengths ranging from 18"-21") and the Long (21"-24" torsos) size options. An adjustable sternum strap and load-lifter straps provide fine-tuned fit adjustment.

The top-loading 3660 cubic inch-capacity packbag is accessed through a wide-opening roll-top entry. A top lid protects additional storage and can be removed entirely to save on weight. Lightweight compression straps let you cinch down the packbag to keep contents safely stowed. A large front shove-it pocket serves as an additional storage space and twin side mesh pockets are perfect for water bottles or other gear. Large zippered hipbelt pockets keep valuables and essentials close at hand.

The Granite Gear Crown2 60 internal frame backpack is available in your choice of sizes.

  • VC (Vapor Current) Mark 2 frame with 35lb (15kg) load rating
  • Dual density shoulder harness with load-lifter straps and removable sternum strap
  • RE-FIT fully adjustable dual density hip belt (from 28-40)
  • Dual large hip belt pockets with DWR treated zippers
  • Roll-top main compartment opening with centered dual strap and singular buckle for quick access and easy compression
  • Removable lid has a compartment with DWR treated zipper
  • Hydration port and internal hydration sleeve
  • Large side stretch woven pockets
  • Stretch mesh front pocket
  • Side and front compression straps
  • 100D high-tenacity nylon
  • 210D high-tenacity ripstop nylon

Technical Specs

Best Use
Backpacking
Access
Top Loading
Fits Torso
Regular: 18" - 21"
Long: 21" - 24"
Fits Waist
28" - 40"
Frame Material
Polypropylene Frame Sheet
Hydration Compatible
Yes
Maximum Weight
35 lbs
Sternum Strap
Yes; Adjustable
Torso Adjustment
No
Volume
3360 cu in
Warranty
Limited Lifetime
Type
Internal Frame Backpack
Material
210D High-Tenacity Ripstop Nylon and 100D High-Tenacity Nylon
Item Weight
Regular: 2 lbs 2oz
Long: 2 lbs 4 oz

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36 Reviews

4.72 / 5

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Steve

04/16/23

I like it

Likes

I used it this weekend on 15 mile backpacking trip. It is so light! The roll top is great, and the design of the securing strap makes for a nice gear loop if you don't have the bag filled too high. I strapped it over a 2 person tent and still had enough of the loop hanging down under the lid to hang a pair of shoes from it. My gear weight was right at 23lbs, and I didn't have the discomfort issue others seem to have had. It certainly wasn't as comfortable as a rigid frame bag with an adjustable suspension, but "uncomfortable" isn't what I would call it. The stitching and materials all seem good, but the bag is so basic there's really nothing unique or innovative to like about it. It just needs to do it's job and not fall apart in the process.

Dislikes

It would absolutely benefit from more gear loops and their weight would be a nonfactor. All you get are the two on the bottom and they don't even have the straps to make them worth having. The lid has four tiny ones, but their usage is severely limited. I've got half a mind to cut the loops off the bottom and resew them on the top somewhere. The bag squeaks. Not loudly, but you can hear it rubbing around when you walk. My guess is it's the back material rubbing on the frame sheet. If you're handy with a sewing machine you might be able to make a sleeve for it to shut it up. Even spraying it with some silicone might do the trick. There is near zero ventilation with this thing and I'm pretty sure the padding is only there to prevent gear from bulging out into your back. Also, mine doesn't have the mesh cover. It's just padding, but whatever. The load lifters are fiddly. Because the frame sheet isn't rigid the whole bag likes to pull when you tighten the lifter straps. They'll get (and stay) tight, but you have to work at it. None of these things make me dislike the bag, though. It's superlight, does what it's supposed to and does it acceptably comfortably, and it doesn't feel cheap.

Christopher J.

08/08/20

Light pack with loads of volume

Likes

Lots of room, durable materials used, comfortable, you can remove the brain and clips completely, adjusting hip belt

Dislikes

Shoulder straps a bit stiff, side pockets difficult to access when the pack is on

Eric S.

07/28/20

Great pack, one limitation

Likes

Size, weight, ability to lighten pack weight by removing the lid and/or frame sheet, expandable 'collar' that turns an essentially 40 L pack into a 60L, like having two different size packs, , roll-top closure, ability to carry load comfortably, adjustable waist belt, a sternum strap that is actually useful, good looking pack. Very easy carry.

Dislikes

When expandable collar is fully deployed it can make weight off balance that effects hiking and river crossings since it is not under the frame's control.

LittleBear

03/18/19

Solid sub 3 lb option that can still carry 20-25 lbs comfortably

Likes

Removable lid can drop some weight. Ample hip belt pockets are enough for phones etc. Nice stretchy back pocket is great for day layers and the such. Roll top closure on main compartment. V-strap on top gives the option to carry a bear canister externally. Adjustable hip belt length is really nice for folks with fluctuations in weight. Available in subtle colors

Dislikes

Unable to reach a water bottle in the side pockets while wearing the pack. The channels along your back are better than nothing, but not as vented as the trampoline style packs. No shoulder strap pockets. Like other Granite Gear packs I’ve owned, the shoulder straps are a bit stiff.

Handan K.

09/04/18

Like the way it’s superlight

Likes

Ultralight, load adjustable, removable head.

Dislikes

Not very supportive, may not be fitting well if you have a short torso.

Curtis K.

06/28/18

Best combination of traditional and lightweight packs!

Likes

Lightweight, great suspension system, flexible yet sturdy back support, comfortable fully loaded, big side pockets, useful front stretchy pocket for smaller items readily accessible or gear that needs to air out, minimal fancy features, roll top closure, easily expandable, removable brain, great natural colors

Dislikes

No sleeping bag compartment, side pockets are a little too high for water bottles, no side entry to access inside of main compartment, wish the foam for the lower back was softer, not the best ventilation on the back

Dennis K.

04/11/18

Great Pack

Likes

Light weight, nice features

Dislikes

The best features are on the packs that weigh greater than 5 lbs. There is always a trade off.

Hiker J

03/25/18

Overall good pack

Likes

Excellent hipbelt, good hipbelt pockets, and nice wide pack circumference that even easily accommodates a Bearikade Expedition bear canister.

Dislikes

Bottom of the pack is a little too wide. The pack would carry better with a tapered design (wider at the top and narrower at the bottom). While the hipbelt is amazing, the shoulder straps are kind of blocky and firm - they're not uncomfortable, but they could be better.

Mike J.

12/25/17

Great Backpack

Likes

Ample storage space; great for multi-day or thru hikes; Comfortable hip belt & shoulder straps

Dislikes

Water bottle pockets could be a little shorter for better re-entry

Peter L.

04/07/17

Excellent Lightweight Purpose Built Pack

Likes

I enjoyed using this pack last week as I hiked in the Appalachians. I used the pack with an early spring load-out (few warm items and an extra set of dry clothes) weighing in between 18-25 lbs depending on my trips. I love how light it is overall and it carries nice and close to the body. I used it to cross a roaring river 15-30 times and it clung to me like a little comfortable alien on my back! I love the lid because I need it for hygiene, maps, etc. Love it. Nice color too to blend in. Very well thought out.

Dislikes

The waist belt is fairly thin and wimpy, but this is a minimalist design. It was comfortable with the weight I had, but could perhaps go a little thicker there. Also the hip belt pockets are not waterproof so that would be a nice touch for valuables if they were.