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Gregory
Zulu 65L Backpack

4.5 out of 5 stars
2 Reviews
$269.95
Color:Halo Blue

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Why We Like The Gregory Zulu 65L Backpack

Whether we're thru-trekking the AT or backpacking our favorite state park, the Gregory Zulu 65 Backpack carries all the gear we need comfortably. The FreeFloat ventilated suspension system features a dynamic hip belt that flexes with our body movements for a body-hugging fit that maximizes our comfort when hauling a week's worth of gear on our back. The adjustable torso length lets us dial in our fit, while the open-air ventilated back panel and moisture-wicking mesh help keep our back as dry as possible. We especially like the U-zip front panel for easy access to all our gear—even what we've stashed at the bottom of our pack—and the rich array of external pockets, from the zippered pockets on the top lid down to the zippered sleeping bag compartment at the bottom of the pack. With a large, 65-liter capacity and so much convenient storage, this pack is the one that keeps us comfortable and organized on week-long backpacking trips and section hikes in between our re-supply stops on our thru-hike.


Details

  • High-capacity backpack for big hikes
  • High-density nylon provides abrasion-resistant wear
  • Alloy steel and fiberglass frame transfer weight to hips
  • Hydration sleeve or stretch side bottle pockets to carry water
  • Convenient hip belt pockets for phone, snacks, lip balm, and more
  • Sunglass QuickStow on shoulder harness for scratch-free storage
  • Item #GREZ09E
Responsible Collection
Recycled/Repurposed
Material
[face fabric] 400D polyester ripstop, PFC-free DWR treatment, [base] 420D nylon, PFC-free DWR treatment, [frame] 4mm alloy steel, fiberglass, HDPE, [lining] 135D polyester (40% post-consumer recycled), PFC-free DWR treatment
Volume
[small/medium] 63L (3844cu in), [medium/large] 65L (3967cu in)
Support/Suspension
alloy, FreeFloat
Shoulder Straps
Die-cut
Waist Belt
FreeFloat
Hydration Compatible
internal sleeve
Reservoir Included
no
Access
U-Zip (front panel), top
Pockets
2 zippered lid, 2 stretch side, 1 stretch front, 1 zippered bottom (sleeping bag), 2 zippered hipbelt
Gear Loops
shock cord
Ice Axe Carry
adjustable loop, shock cord
Trekking Pole Carry
adjustable loop, shock cord
Sleeping Bag Compartment
zippered bottom, removable divider
Compression
side straps
Weight Capacity
40lb
Dimensions
[small/medium] 28 x 13.25 x 13in, [medium/large] 30 x 13.25 x 13in
Claimed Weight
3lb 10.9oz
Activity
backpacking
Manufacturer Warranty
limited lifetime

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4.5 based on 2 ratings

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4 out of 5 stars

August 6, 2024

Impressed

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am pretty impressed with this pack. I have a few very high end hunting packs and they always seem to cut off some hip circulation. With a 3 night off trial campsite this pack was fantastic! I was skeptical but this pack performed very well. I really liked the U-zip access, huge hip pockets, and the side pockets that I can grab a waterbottle from while wearing the pack. A couple of things I didn't like: those huge hip pockets left no room for a bear spray holster, there is no way for the lid to double as a separate pack for little jaunts from camp, and the hip belt was maxed tight on my 34" waist in the Med/LG frame choice. I could get the waist belt tight enough but if I stopped eating cookies...

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5 out of 5 stars

January 1, 2024

My favorite pack!

I've been using my Zulu 65 for the past few months... some late summer & fall backpacking trips and winter river trip. It's one of the most comfortable packs I've used before, and it has great pockets for side gear and wallet/phone/keys access. I've used it for one to three day backpacking trips and it's been perfect. I plan on putting it to the test for a week trip coming up soon. Gregory just makes solid packs!

jpdane
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