Gregory Men's Zulu 30 Sm/Md Backpack

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Even though it’s a lightweight model, the Optic comes with fully padded shoulder straps and waist belt. Moreover, I had a bit of a hard time removing, cleaning, and refilling the hydration bladder. It is more difficult to use than Osprey Sunyco’s hydration reservoir.

The Ariel has a classic feature set plus a few extras. There are a couple of attachment points that allow you to carry extra gear, a rain cover, and a large sleeping bag compartment. Compression: Excellent compression straps allow it to compress down dramatically without hindering other features. The Exos is not adjustable. However, it comes in three different sizes. I didn’t have a hard time finding a size that fits me well. Hydration sleeve with SpeedClip hydration hanger compatible with Gregory's 3D Hydro reservoir (reservoir not included) Comfortable and stable, intuitive and functional design, modular set-up, utilizes recycled materialsConstruction: 3 of 5 — The craftsmanship of the Zulu 30 is solid and what you’d expect from Gregory, but the materials used are nothing special. It’s all medium-density nylon, which strikes a balance of durability and weight. Gregory's patented FreeFloat dynamic hipbelt links the hipbelt to the frame with a panel designed to move and flex with your body. Ease of Use: All features are easy to use, but the sheer amount of features can increase the learning curve. The suspension system you have here is simply great, this is what Gregory calls CrossFlo ventilated suspension. This is a suspended mesh, or trampoline-type system, the best possible for ventilation.

Modular strap attachment system: 4 side compression straps included, top and bottom vertical straps, optional helmet carrier and extra modular strapsI spend a couple months each year traveling and leading tours in some cities, but mostly through the rugged country side of Europe and the Mediterranean Sea..