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Home » News » Gregory Packs Partners With Unlikely Hikers, Builds ‘Plus-Size’ Packs
In partnership with Unlikely Hikers, Gregory has debuted a plus-size pack collection for 2021.
Gregory introduced its first plus-size pack line, with a variety of sizes and pack styles for literally everyone. The new line is part of Gregory’s push to grow its Gateways Program, promoting inclusivity in the outdoors.
Gregory’s first plus-size backpack collection includes
over 14 products across the day hiking, hydration, multiday backpacking, and lifestyle categories. The new plus-size collection addresses sizing gaps and provides more pack options, according to Gregory.
How Queer Groups Are Finding Their Spaces In the Great Outdoors
A diverse group of nontraditional outdoors enthusiasts are employing social media to connect and explore nature.
This article initally appeared in The Advocate
A growing number of LGBTQ+ people are venturing into the great outdoors, taking advantage of downtime to literally climb a mountain (or hike through a forest or camp in a desert). Disabled people, fat activists, and people of color are also beginning to find support and adventure in parks and open spaces near and far.
These diverse and traditionally underrepresented folks are increasingly finding their ways down rivers, along hiking trails, through forests, and over mountaintops.
How Queer Groups Are Finding Their Spaces In the Great Outdoors
A diverse group of nontraditional outdoors enthusiasts are employing social media to connect and explore nature. March 05 2021 12:00 AM EST
A growing number of LGBTQ+ people are venturing into the great outdoors, taking advantage of downtime to literally climb a mountain (or hike through a forest or camp in a desert). Disabled people, fat activists, and people of color are also beginning to find support and adventure in parks and open spaces near and far.
These diverse and traditionally underrepresented folks are increasingly finding their ways down rivers, along hiking trails, through forests, and over mountaintops.
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