PRODUCT NAME
Gregory Zulu 55
PRODUCT CODE: PROD1020160337
PRODUCT INFORMATION
Exterior Dimensions: 20.87'' x 12.2'' x 11.02''
Linear Inches: 44.09''
Weight: 3 lbs, 2 oz
Material: 210D Nylon
: Lifetime guarantee against defects in materials and workmanship
SKU: GM74558
Catalog #: CT39-316727
Independent tool and trekking pole attachment loops
Large/small sizes are about 3 oz heavier/lighter and holds 2-3 L more/less than the medium
Removable via girth hitch, adjustable straps that can be positioned at multiple lash points on the exterior of the pack for carrying a sleeping pad, outerwear, camp shoes, etc.
Integrated rain cover in a dedicated external-access pocket that doubles as accessory storage in mild weather
Front U-zip main compartment access panel
Dual zippered hipbelt pockets
Cross-over side compression straps with ultra-durable quick-release buckles
Bottom sleeping bag access panel
Dual stretch mesh side pockets
Sunglass stash on shoulder harness for quick access to your shades
Internal hydration sleeve with hose management
Floating, removable top pocket with zippered security pocket and key clip
Removable multistraps used for bottom compression
Dual-density hip belt and shoulder harness foam for improved heavy load stability
Enhanced lumbar foam layering for increased load-bearing comfort
Comes with a sidekick pack, which is a combination hydration reservoir sleeve and ultra-light, removable daypack, perfect for unscheduled day trips, summit hikes, or supply runs into town during a thru-hike
Front stretch-woven stuff pocket with surface-mounted quick-release buckle closure
Size Small Dimensions: 20.87 x 12.2 x 11.02
Size Medium Dimensions: 22.05 x 12.2 x 11.02
Size Large Dimensions: 25.59 x 12.2 x 13.39
The Zulu 55 has that ideal balance of space and svelteness that makes it perfect for long summer weekends and winter overnights. With its streamlined shape, low weight, full-feature set, and incredible ventilated comfort, this is a pack that can cover serious distance and haul heavy loads without leaving you drained when you hit camp.
