Gregory Zulu M/L 35 l backpack - Forage Green

A 35L hiking backpack in Forage Green shade, made from a combination of 420D nylon and Rip-Stop polyester, ensuring high resistance to wear and tear. Additional durability is provided by the double-layered bottom. Stable and comfortable gear carrying is made possible by the lightweight aluminum frame. This model features a suspension system in size M/L, designed for users with a back length of 38.1 - 48.3 cm.

Dual access to the main compartment allows for quick and convenient retrieval of gear. It is secured with a zipper and further protected by a lid with a fastex buckle. A zippered internal pocket and a divider with a clip for attaching keys help keep small items organized. The backpack also features elastic mesh pockets on the sides and front, ideal for holding a water bottle or flask. Additionally, it has a hydration bladder compartment with a SpeedClip mounting system.

The FreeFloat system connects the hip belt to the aluminum frame, allowing for back panel adjustment and customization to the user’s height within a 9 cm range. A ventilated mesh wicks away moisture and ensures proper airflow between the back and the backpack.

The carrying system consists of ergonomic shoulder straps with foam padding and adjustable settings, a wide 3D hip belt with additional pockets, and a detachable chest strap. This design evenly distributes weight for enhanced carrying comfort.

Loops for attaching ice axes or trekking poles are sewn onto the side of the backpack. A sturdy carry handle allows for easy hand transport. The integrated waterproof cover, stored in an easily accessible pocket on the lid, effectively protects the contents from rain.

• Construction from 420D nylon and Rip-Stop polyester
• Aluminum frame
• Dual access to the main compartment
• Divider with clip, internal pocket
• Mesh side pockets
• Hydration bladder compartment
• FreeFloat system
• Ventilated back panel
• Ergonomic shoulder straps
• Hip and chest belt
• Carry handle
• Waterproof cover
• Loops for attaching ice axes or trekking poles