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What does the three different volume specifications mean for the Gregory Whitney backpack?

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REI's web page for the Gregory Whitney backpack lists its volume as

87 / 95 / 103 liter

What do you think this exactly mean? Does the backpack have three different ways to use with these different volumes? If so, any idea how they are different?

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It looks like those the backpack comes in three sizes, Small, Medium and Large and what you are seeing is the volume for each size.

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The increase in pack height to accommodate the S, M and L torso ranges changes the capacity. You'll note the weight is also different because of the extra fabric needed. The hipbelts usually change size quite a bit also since you apparently can't have a tall torso with a skinny waist.

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