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Gregory Z 30 Backpack - 1650-1920cu in

Gregory Z 30 Backpack - 1650-1920cu in

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Gregory Z 30 Backpack - 1650-1920cu in

Thanks to a lightweight suspension system, the Gregory Z30 Backpack keeps your gear comfortable on your back, so you can handle your day-hike or morning summit trip without feeling like you have a 50 pound safe strapped to your back. The Z30 daypack's framesheet supports your heavy loads, and a mesh back panel promotes airflow across your back as you heat up on the trail. A front zippered pocket and side mesh pockets hold maps, sunscreen, and snacks, and this Gregory backpack's front dump pocket keeps your rainjacket accessible. Stay hydrated with your water reservoir in the Z30 Backpack's hydration sleeve. Choose the medium pack when you need a little more space for your all-day adventures.

Bottom Line: The Gregory Z30—because your daypack should handle weight just as comfortably as your weeklong pack.

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Rating for this product: 5

Z30 Backpack - 1650

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August 31, 2007

This pack is very comfortable for dayhikes. It allows plenty of air circulation so your back isn't soaked when you take it off. It has plenty of room for a days needs.

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I have a 20 inch torso and Gregory's website size chart puts

I have a 20 inch torso and Gregory's website size chart puts me at a large or medium. Im right in the middle. Which one would fit the best.

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October 16, 2009

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Depends on how you like that pack to sit on you. I prefer a lower sitting pack, so I would get the large, but if you like the traditional higher up fit, you could definitely get the medium.

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October 16, 2009

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Rating for this product: 5

All Around Great Day Pack

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October 5, 2009

I used the Z30 everyday for 2 months while in Uganda, in Puerto Rico, and on numerous camping, hiking, and day excursions. It is light, comfortable, and though it looks small, really packs a lot in! the hip pockets are great and the ventilation system works wonderfully! I also really like the clips in the side water bottle pockets, i can clip in my Nalgene with out having to carabiner it in or worry about it popping out while on my bike or on the trail. The only 2 negatives is that the waist belt isnt very snug on me, i got the medium and i am 5'10 153 lbs, probably should have gone with a small. and the main zipper is kinda small and if you need something at the bottom, gotta take everything out. but i LOVE this pack and it goes everywhere with me; from the bush in Africa, to the rainforest, to on campus. i would highly recommend this pack!

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As a trail maintainer I carry a chainsaw ,extra saw chain gas

As a trail maintainer I carry a chainsaw ,extra saw chain gas ,oil, 3 liter camelback first-aid kit, food raingear,etc. Most daypacks,even the large size are to short on me. Does the large fit long torso people as I am 5'10" ? Will the material holdup to the wear and tear I would put it through?I carry the saw balanced on the top of the pack and hold the saw bar. If this one won't holdup do you have any suggestions?

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March 17, 2009

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Robert, First - do you think this pack will have room for all of your gear? If so, then yes. I am 6' and have been happy with Gregory, Arcteryx and black diamond for their long torso size packs. You should be fine with this one.

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March 26, 2009

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Rating for this product: 5

I agree with positive reviews

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February 18, 2009

It is very comfortable. The quality is clearly top of the line. I highly recommended it. I used mine for the first time, loaded with everything for a five mile hike for my son and I. It did not bother me at all. It has all kinds of adjustment so you can fit it just right on the move. By the way Backcountry.com has the best customer service of any online company including Amazon that I have ever dealt with. Use the live chat, you will be surprised how helpful they are. Anything you buy can be easily and QUICKLY refunded. I buy it, try it in the field and if it doesn't meet my expectations they take it back without any hassles, no questions. They make it really easy right from the website, print a UPS label and as soon as UPS scans it they start the refund. WOW! Much better than the BS that Amazon puts you through no second party hassle.

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I am also looking for a daypack for Kili - i like this one because

I am also looking for a daypack for Kili - i like this one because it doesn't have too many straps and buckles and other gadgets - were you able to hang your walking poles on it? Am I being too minimalist in preferring this one for Kili because of its simplicity?

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January 4, 2009

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Walking poles can be strapped on the sides with the handles in the pockets. It's a great pack for Kili.

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January 19, 2009

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Rating for this product: 3

Not super happy with it

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September 25, 2009

I guess three stars means it's adequate for the job, but I wouldn't buy it again. I got a medium pack and I find it's too long for my torso (I'm 5'7"). Pockets on the hipbelt are very useful but I find they stick out a bit because they're right at the front by the buckle and I would prefer they were closer to my hips. Also, I find it's hard to get things out of the bottom of the pack because the zipper is small and the pack is kind of narrow in the middle, so you have to take everything out.

But, it is comfortable (other than bumping my head when biking) and the air flow on the back can't be beaten. I wore it all summer hiking in Africa and it's still in good shape. The light grey colour is really light and gets dirty very easily.

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have gregory backback...zipper disabled...what options do i

have gregory backback...zipper disabled...what options do i have???

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June 15, 2008

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1)Call Gregory and see what they can do for you. They may have you send it in and replace the zipper for a nominal fee. I've had great experiences with their costumer service in the past.2)Take it in to a local gear shop. Ask if they have a seamstress (or know of one) that will do custom jobs.3)Buy a new pack! Buying new stuff is always fun!

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September 13, 2008

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Rating for this product: 5

A Great Pack

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September 5, 2009

I bought this pack before going to Italy for two months; I used it every day to walk the 2.5 miles home from work as well as on weekend excursions. Even loaded down with a laptop or two (and accessories), textbook, and various other things it was quite comfortable. I also took it on a 25 mile day hike with more traditional equipment in it...it was great for that too. It has stood up to abuse well, and the back panel does help to keep your back cooler, if not dry. Put this on last weekend for a hike and realized I actually missed wearing it. Gregory makes some great equipment and this pack is no exception

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What's with the sizing of this pack? Only S and M are offered...

What's with the sizing of this pack? Only S and M are offered... Do these refer to back length, as w/ most packs, or just to pack volume? (If the former, I'd assume a size L would be offered as well...)

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March 18, 2008

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According to Gregory customer service, Large is also available and should be in stores now or any day.

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August 27, 2008

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Rating for this product: 5

A+

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January 30, 2009

Great loading geometry. My hips never chafe, and the back ventilates reasonably well. Enough padding all-around to be comfy, but not excessive. The Gregory pear shape of the pack really helps in terms of settling heavy loads on the back for long hikes. I've even climbed easy trad with it a couple times. As a lanky, oddly built dude I recommend it highly for its comfort, adjustability and durability.

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Rating for this product: 5

Recomended

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September 26, 2008

Just used this as a day pack for Kilimanjaro. Very comfortable, and comes in sizes to fit a small torso person. Also fits under an airplane seat.

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Tech Specs:

Material:
210D HT ripstop nylon 
Volume:
[S] 1650cu in (27.5L); [M] 1800cu in (29.5L) 
Suspension:
Framesheet 
Waist-belt:
Yes 
Hydration Compatible:
Yes 
Rain Cover:
No 
Access Types:
Top 
External Pockets:
1 Front, 2 side mesh 
Snowboard Carry:
No 
Ski Carry:
No 
Gear Loops:
None 
Ice Axe Loops:
None 
Shovel Pocket:
No 
Weight:
[S] 2lb 10oz (1190g); [M] 2lb 12oz (1247g) 
Recommended Use:
Day trips, hiking 
Manufacturer Warranty:
Lifetime 
Country of Origin:
China 

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