Hiking backpack Gregory Zulu 40 RC

Hiking backpack with adjustable torso length

Big enough for overnight hikes, light enough for day hikes. Among other Gregory hiking backpacks, the Zulu stands out with a large U-shaped front opening that allows access to the entire contents of the backpack .

• FreeFloat's flexible, generously padded hip belt fits your lower back and hips, providing support suitable for loads of up to 18kg.
• Extra large hip belt pockets allow easy access to small items and your smartphone.
• The tensioned mesh creates space between the back and the bag, maximizing ventilation.
• The adjustable torso length allows you to adjust the backpack to your torso, providing maximum carrying comfort, as well as the ability to use the backpack for several family members or friends.
• The U-shaped wide front zipper opening provides easy access to all the contents of the backpack.
• Gregory's patented FreeFloat Dynamic Hip Belt connects the hip belt to the frame with a panel that allows it to move and flex with the body.
• Hip belt and shoulder straps are made of Lifespan foam to ensure long service life without losing cushioning properties.
• Perforated material shoulder straps allow air to circulate and prevent sweating.
• The pack includes a rain cover, which is stoved in a special pocket with a zipper.
• Bottom compartment for the sleeping bag with zipper and removable divider.
• Hydration reservoir compartment with SpeedClip hanger compatible with Gregory 3D Hydro reservoir (sold seaparately).
• Floating top pocket with zip compartment and bottom zip pocket with reflective attachment points and key clip.
  
• Two side pockets made of elastic mesh are designed so that the tensioning straps do not interfere with access to the items in the side pockets .
• Front elastic mesh pocket with durable fabric front panel and buckle closure.
• Adjustable attachment loop and top latch for trekking poles or ice axe.
• Specially designed easy grip zipper pulls.
• A whistle is integrated into the chest strap clip to attract attention in an emergency.