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Gregory Z55 Backpack - Internal Frame

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Overview

About Gregory Z55 Backpack - Internal Frame

Closeouts. With the Gregory Z55 backpack's advanced Jet Stream suspension system, you can tweak the load distribution to your individual preference, making long hikes and climbs much more comfortable.

Specs

Specs about Gregory Z55 Backpack - Internal Frame

  • Pack material: 210 denier double diamond ripstop nylon and 210 x420 denier HD flat weave fabrics
  • Frame type: Internal
  • Frame material: HDPE framesheet and aluminum stays
  • Hydration compatible: Yes
  • Pack loading: Top with side zipper access
  • Recommended use: Backpacking Multiday
  • S:
  • Dimensions: 25x12x10"
  • Pack capacity: 3050 cu.in.
  • Weight: 3 lb. 2 oz.
  • Fits torsos: 16-18"
  • M:
  • Dimensions: 28x12x10"
  • Pack capacity: 3350 cu.in.
  • Weight: 3 lb. 5 oz.
  • Fits torsos: 18-20"
  • Fits torsos: S 16-17-½" M 18-19-½" L 20-22""
  • L:
  • Dimensions: 30-1/2x12x10"
  • Pack capacity: 3660 cu.in.
  • Weight: 3 lb. 8 oz.
  • Fits torsos: 20-22"
  • Made in China or Philippines

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4.566666 5 Overall Rating: 4.6 4.566666 Based on 30 reviews

Most Helpful 5-Star Review

5.0 out of 5 stars. Great pack!!
Verified Buyer Reviewed by Feezy from Kailua, HI on Monday, May 17, 2010
This pack is perfect for a lightweight backpacker from anywhere from a weekend to a couple week trip. The side access to the main compartment is awesome. Suspension system couldn't be more comfortable and keeps my back cool!
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  • 2.0 out of 5 stars. A lot went wrong on the JMT
    Reviewed by Solnick hiker from New orleans on Saturday, July 25, 2015
    First off I want to say this bag is very lightweight and stretches to fit whatever you need , within reason. The back ventilation is great if you don't have to pack a bear canister or something super bulky. I found when I had my bag fully loaded with the beat canister and all my clothes, gear and full 2l camelback the vent support system didn't do much. It ended up pressing the mesh and the rest of the bag right against my back, leaving no room for airflow. The padding, if you can call it that, on the lower back is useless. I ended up having two huge sores getting rubbed on my back making it bleed. It made the hike extra painful. Also it pressed right into my sciatica making it swell and making the hike almost unbearable. Now that I'm done with the JMT I have some serious back problems. Same goes for the shoulder straps. I'm aware that with any bag there's going to be some sore spots on the hips lower back and shoulders but everyone I saw who had this bag on the JMT complained about how bad it rubs up against the skin. I never thought I'd have to put mole skin on my back. You can't really fit much in the waist strap pockets maybe some extra change and a cliff bar. It's almost impossible to get your water bottle out of the side pockets without taking the bag off. Lastly I'm glad there's a warranty because the seems on that hold the adjustable star on the top of the shoulder straps tore and kind of deformed the whole shoulder strap making it dig into my collarbone even more. I love the sleekness and ability to fit a lot of stuff in this bag. The rain cover is also great. I just wish where they cut wieght wasn't in the padding.
  • 5.0 out of 5 stars. I love the backpack
    Verified Buyer Reviewed by Anonymous from BEAVERTON on Saturday, May 9, 2015
    I recieved my backpack recently,I'm very satisfied with it. It's great, but I think it will be more useful if it could provided more instruction about the backpack.,thus I could learn more about how to use it.
  • 5.0 out of 5 stars. Great for the Price
    Reviewed by Anonymous from North Carolina on Thursday, October 9, 2014
    I've taken this a couple hundred miles on the A.T. and in coastal/beach environments. It's a beast. Super durable and a great back. I really like the pockets on the waistband, and the accessibility pouches on top and side. I wish it was less weight, but it's a trade off in price and durability I think.
  • 5.0 out of 5 stars. cheap and good
    Verified Buyer Reviewed by Anonymous from zhe jiang china on Tuesday, June 10, 2014
    pretty good,and cheap.
  • 4.0 out of 5 stars. Versatile, roomy backpack!
    Verified Buyer Reviewed by DCer from D.C. area on Thursday, April 17, 2014
    I am writing a review after using this backpack in a week-long trip. First and foremost, I was looking for a backpack - big enough - to carry on a plane overhead compartment. Having read limited reviews on the ability of this pack to do that, I was pleasantly surprised to accomplish that. Big plus there!

    Everything else about this pack is top notch - the ripstop nylon seems very sturdy, as well as the zippers and re-enforcement clips. The only reason why I did not give it 5 starts is its lack of a pocket on the underside of the top compartment. That pocket could be relevant to deter water, or to store documents in a more secure manner. Most other packs that I compared it against (in stores or while looking online) have a pocket there, including the same-year Z35 that I saw in a store. Other than that, I am very satisfied with this pack so far.

About Gregory

After designing his first backpack as a Boy Scout at the age of 14, Wayne Gregory dedicated his career to making outstanding gear, a mission that eventually led him to create Gregory Mountain Products in 1977. From the beginning, Gregory backpacks have been engineered using a combination of field research and customer feedback in order to enhance durability, fit and function. The brand has pioneered many industry firsts, such as multiple pack sizes with different frame, harness and waist belt dimensions. They also developed the first waist belt system that offered a variety of hip angles. Not surprisingly, Gregory backpacks have been praised in a wide range of publications, from Backpacker magazine to National Geographic Adventure.