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| The Gregory Denali Pro has a zippered front panel pocket
with a mesh retainer behind it. The space between the front panel
and the mesh panel can be used to store small items for quick access
at the front of the pack. |
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At the back of the panel pocket pictured in photo at left,
the Gregory Denali Pro features a zippered mesh panel which can be opened
to provide access to the main compartment from the front of the pack. In
the photo above, a blue stuff sack (not included) has been placed inside
the main compartment to represent gear inside the pack. Contents in the
main compartment are accessible through the top (pictured below), front
panel (pictured above), and the sleeping bag compartment. |
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| The Gregory Denali Pro main compartment is closed at the
top by a two drawstring system with a compression strap running over
the top of the pack. This system allows overstuffing of the main compartment
under the adjustable-height lid. |
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Photo above shows the the main compartment of the Gregory
Denali Pro shown open with the overstuff sleeve pulled down around the
outside of the pack. The model's hand at the top of the photo is
holding open the hydration bladder pocket. |
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| The main compartment is separated from the bottom sleeping
bag compartment by a detachable divider flap. The flap is attached to
the back wall of the Gregory Denali Pro by two button type fasteners. |
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In this photo, the divider flap has been detached from
the back wall and folded over the front of the Gregory Denali Pro (under
the model's hand).
In this configuration, the main compartment joins the bottom compartment
and forms a single large compartment. |
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