Gregory

Alpaca Utility Tote 50L

Great bag, no price match support

I like the bag, be aware of when you place your order if near holidays and promotional periods. I ordered 2 weeks before a 25% discount time and they would not refund the difference, which is uncommon based on my experience with quality brands. The sides are rigid and allow the bag to stand up, which is nice. The bottom corners do crease, fold in a bit, but it doesn't effect the use of the bag

Well made tote

Well made lightweight tote. The metal handles are great for lifting and carrying a full bag.

Travel tote designed for all…families included!

We bought this tote with the idea of using it as our baby bag to make travel both feasible and efficient with a little one (probably a less conventional idea than most customers here have…). It has not disappointed! This bag fits SO much while maintaining its shape/structure and making transitions smooth and easy, which keeps traveling enjoyable for us!

Great, durable, catch all bag!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great catch all bag. When I leave the house, I like to be out all day, not having to stop at home to pick up the next things for my next activity. This bag is great because I can throw my work stuff, my yoga stuff, and my running stuff in there and toss it in my trunk. Additionally, it works well as a laundry basket, or when collecting things from around the house that need to go to a certain place or be removed from a certain place. It’s been cold here in Minnesota, so I haven’t taken it to the lake yet, but I imagine this will be a great lake bag for carrying all the things (towel, dry clothes, snacks, etc). The one recommendation I would have is that it would be nice if the whole tote was able to zip up. That said, the zip pockets on the inside are nice for keeping small things separate. I’d recommend this bag for folks who want to easily pack and unpack a variety of things into and from an open tote bag. It feels like it’s made well, and yet is still pretty lightweight. It seems to have a high weight capacity too, as I’ve thrown heavy rollerblades in it, and even a thick yoga mat. I’m grateful to Gregory for giving me this product to try for free. I look forward to using it for many more years and adventures.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Gregory Alpaca 50 L Tote has become my go‑to picnic hauler: its cavernous, D‑shaped opening swallows a 1.5 L wine bottle, two lightweight camp chairs, a blanket and a 32 oz Nalgene, while the burly, water‑resistant fabric and welded seams shrug off dewy grass and trunk scuffs. Robust metal grab handles make the hefty tote easy to carry, and exterior daisy chains give quick clip‑on points for utensils or a speaker. I wish it had an internal divider to tame rolling bottles, but if you need a tough, oversized catch‑all for park days or car camping, this tote nails it. Gregory gave me this free product to try.

Great for Gear or Groceries!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The navy blue color is perfect subtle enough for everyday use without being dull or too flashy. The material feels sturdy and durable, suggesting it's built to last. One standout feature is the aluminum handle, which adds a premium touch and makes carrying heavy items much more comfortable. It gives the bag a solid grip and extra durability, especially useful for long days or heavy loads. The size is ideal, especially for photographers like myself. I'm able to fit two full-sized DSLR cameras with lens attached without any issue. There's still space for essentials like a water bottle and a few snacks, which is a huge plus for on-the-go days. When I'm not using it for work, it transitions easily into an everyday tote. It's great for errands like mailing packages or even doing a grocery run plenty of room without feeling bulky. The bag features a zippered compartment on the outside perfect to secure items Gregory gave me this free product to try.

The perfect "go" bag to organize any adventure

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Thanks to Gregory and ExpertVoice for setting me up as part of this free product testing program, I've been using the 50L Gregory Alpaca Utility Tote for a few weeks now, mainly as my grab-and-go bag for mountain biking, and it's been solid. It holds a ton of stuff - all my electronics like my GPS, lights, and action cam, plus all the bike repair bits (pump, tools, sealant, you name it), water, hydration pack, knee and elbow pads, and a pile of snacks. Plus my after-bike kit like a change of clothes, towel and hygiene stuff. The inside pockets are actually useful - I keep my snacks in the middle zip pocket, my hygiene products in one of the open inside pockets, and two water bottles stand up nicely in the other side pocket so there's no worry of leaks. The outside zip pocket is handy for the last pieces I put on for my ride - cap, gloves, sunglasses, earbuds. The loops on the outside are perfect for clipping my helmet and an extra post-ride water bottle. The bag feels really well-built. The straps are thick, the handles are sturdy aluminum, and the whole bag just feels tough. I've thrown it around a bit, and it seems like it can handle it. Getting to my gear is easy. It keeps its shape and stays open, which is nice, and the pockets mean I'm not always digging around for stuff. The zippers on the pockets seem secure, and I trust the loops with my carabiners. It is a bit heavier when it's empty compared to my other totes, but honestly, once it's loaded, it's not a big deal. It's easy enough to carry to the car because it holds its shape so I'm not fighting gear moving around. For how durable it feels and how easy it is to use, I think the weight is a fair trade. Not only does it have good function, but it has good form too. It holds everything I need and looks good doing it. I get compliments on it every time I pull it out at the trailhead. The tan color is nice and subtle plus it hasn't shown dirt much at all. If I could change one thing, it would be to add a longer strap that I could clip on to sling it over my shoulder. That would be really helpful when I'm trying to carry it and my bike from the garage. Bottom line, this Gregory 50L Alpaca Utility Tote has been great for my mountain biking gear. It's got the space, it's tough, and it's easy to use. If you need a reliable tote for your adventures, this is worth checking out. Big thanks to @gregorypacks and @expertvoice for letting me test this out! #evgregory

Gregory Alpaca Tote

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Gregory gave me this free product to try. I have been using it nonstop since I received it. It is awesome and wife approved as she (being a tote fanatic) has been trying her hardest to commandeer it for her personal use as well! We find it user friendly and great to quickly throw stuff in for getting to or from an adventure, errands, visiting family etc. It's a perfect size to fit a good amount of gear without being too big or hard to manage. The quality is top notch and I love the extra padding to keep everything well protected. One of the best parts is that the bottom is rigid enough to stand up on its own, but the bag itself is soft enough to fold together and store easily when not in use. The design is thoughtfully built with not only integrated handles and longer straps to throw over your shoulder if needed, but multiple zipper pockets which safely house phones and keys. The looped webbing system on the edges is great to clip on extra accessories. Being a rafting, rock climbing and backpacking guide, I have used countless bags, totes, containers, etc. for hauling gear and this is one of my favorites! Definitely my go to tote and highly recommend!

The perfect tote bag

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Fantastic Tote Bag! It's massive so I can fit all of my various camp cooking and coffee gear easily. The metal handle is really nice to hold and hauling the bag around. The pockets and slots are super well designed! I think if there was an ultralight version of this bag, this would bag would be great for a climbing crag bag since it's so easy to organize and grab stuff quickly.

Love this bag!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Love how all my bike gear fits into this one bag - it's easy to pack, find things and carry. The zipper pouches are great for those small items. A “10“ would be if it had a shoe compartment. Gregory gave me this free product to try.