Conquer Long Trails in Cool Comfort: Gregory Zulu 30 Backpack
Tackle full-day adventures effortlessly with the Gregory Zulu 30 hiking backpack! Engineered for men seeking peak performance and comfort on demanding trails, its revolutionary FreeFloat™ ventilated suspension moves dynamically with your body, eliminating hotspots and keeping you cool mile after mile. Say goodbye to sweaty backs thanks to the open-air ventilated backpanel featuring moisture-wicking mesh – essential for any day hiking backpack.
Experience body-hugging comfort courtesy of the 3D Comfort Cradle™ hipbelt and die-cut shoulder harness. Loads stay stable and manageable thanks to a perimeter alloy frame and fiberglass anti-barreling cross-stay, perfect for carrying up to 35lbs (16kg). Never get caught unprepared – an integrated raincover stows neatly in its dedicated pocket, ensuring you stay dry unexpectedly.
Organization is seamless: access gear quickly via the main U-zip opening or top zippered pocket (featuring a key clip and security pocket). Hydrate easily using the SpeedClip™ hangar compatible with Gregory’s 3D Hydro reservoir (reservoir sold separately). Dual stretch mesh side pockets offer versatile storage, while secure trekking pole attachments keep essentials handy. Plus, store sunglasses safely using the QuickStow™ system on the shoulder harness – ideal for backpacking day trips.
Key Features & Specs:
FreeFloat™ Suspension: Dynamic ventilation & body-movement adaptation
3D Comfort Cradle™ Hipbelt: Hotspot-free support & stability
Adjustable Torso: Fits torsos 15″-19″ (38-48cm)
Ventilated Backpanel: Enhanced airflow & moisture management
Raincover Included: Dedicated storage pocket
Hydration Compatible: SpeedClip™ hangar (reservoir not included)
Volume: 38 Liters / 2319 cu in
Weight: Just 2.90 lbs / 1.32 kg (plus raincover: 0.15 lbs / 68g)
Multiple Pockets: Top security pocket, dual stretch side pockets, front mesh pocket
Trekking Pole/Ice Axe Attachments
Built for rugged day hikes and fast-paced backpacking excursions where comfort under load matters most!
