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13 of 13 people found the following review helpful 
Gregory Z30 Medium, May 23, 2012 By This review is from: Gregory Z30 Technical Pack (Sports) This backpack was on my list of possible purchase when I saw the 1-star review. I was alarmed until I read the details. The reviewer basically rated it so low because of the 'bucket pocket' whose function he did not fully understand.
My son lend me his Gregory Z22 and I liked its quality and functionality. However, it was a bit small for my intended use. I was looking for something well-made with a capacity of 28-35 liters, a hydration compartment, mesh back, light weight, interior frame, built-in rain flyers. The Z30 Medium (I have a 19-inch torso - the pack also comes in "Large" for longer torsos) meets all my requirements. However, just to be sure I went to REI and tried out all the other brands that were carried there, including Osprey and Deuter. I liked them all but ended up buying the Gregory. (To be fair, I probably would have been happy with one of the others too.)
The Z30 has very nice hip belt and shoulder pads, each with various ways for fine... Read more
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful Great update to my outdoor equipment selection, January 2, 2013 Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Gregory Z30 Technical Pack (Sports) I have found that backpacks fall into a particular category of preference. This meaning that one person may love it while another simply despises it. These biases happen because of why a person wants the bag and the manner in which they use the equipment.
I had a decades old Jandd mountaineering day pack that is just a hair too small for a serious one night outing and had no hydration options. I have been procrastinating in replacing it because it is in excellent shape, light and bombproof. But my last snow shoe hike convinced me I could not hold out any longer. If I had to guess, I would think the Jandd pack is roughly 1000-1200 cubic inches (maybe a tad bigger). This gives me enough room to pack a full set of dry clothes/thermals (compressed), food for an unexpected night's stay, first aid pouch, a selection of small survival tools/items, and my most compressible sleeping bag (all within Jandd's single compartment pack with a small top bag that acts as the cover to... Read more
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful Gregory Z30 Large, May 24, 2012 Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Gregory Z30 Technical Pack (Sports) I too was surprised by the 1 star review. I looked at the reviews on other sites such as REI and it was reviewed at 4.5 out of 5. I will use this pack for hiking in Patagonia in the Fall. I like the gray colour, the included rain cover is a big plus as they cost around $20's to $30's. There is enough room and compartments for my stuff and the I like the transfer suspension which keeps your back cool. Also, there are compartments on the hip belt for your phone, small camera etc, as well as dual ports for a hydration resevoir.
I just back from a trip to Patagonia (October 2012) where I used this pack for the W trek, which was 3 1/2 days, and over 30 miles where I carried about 6.5 kg in my pack. My pack was useful and comfortable.
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| 13 of 13 people found the following review helpful Gregory Z30 Medium, By This review is from: Gregory Z30 Technical Pack (Sports) This backpack was on my list of possible purchase when I saw the 1-star review. I was alarmed until I read the details. The reviewer basically rated it so low because of the 'bucket pocket' whose function he did not fully understand.My son lend me his Gregory Z22 and I liked its quality and functionality. However, it was a bit small for my intended use. I was looking for something well-made with a capacity of 28-35 liters, a hydration compartment, mesh back, light weight, interior frame, built-in rain flyers. The Z30 Medium (I have a 19-inch torso - the pack also comes in "Large" for longer torsos) meets all my requirements. However, just to be sure I went to REI and tried out all the other brands that were carried there, including Osprey and Deuter. I liked them all but ended up buying the Gregory. (To be fair, I probably would have been happy with one of the others too.) The Z30 has very nice hip belt and shoulder pads, each with various ways for fine... Read more 5 of 5 people found the following review helpful Great update to my outdoor equipment selection, Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Gregory Z30 Technical Pack (Sports) I have found that backpacks fall into a particular category of preference. This meaning that one person may love it while another simply despises it. These biases happen because of why a person wants the bag and the manner in which they use the equipment.I had a decades old Jandd mountaineering day pack that is just a hair too small for a serious one night outing and had no hydration options. I have been procrastinating in replacing it because it is in excellent shape, light and bombproof. But my last snow shoe hike convinced me I could not hold out any longer. If I had to guess, I would think the Jandd pack is roughly 1000-1200 cubic inches (maybe a tad bigger). This gives me enough room to pack a full set of dry clothes/thermals (compressed), food for an unexpected night's stay, first aid pouch, a selection of small survival tools/items, and my most compressible sleeping bag (all within Jandd's single compartment pack with a small top bag that acts as the cover to... Read more 5 of 5 people found the following review helpful Gregory Z30 Large, Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Gregory Z30 Technical Pack (Sports) I too was surprised by the 1 star review. I looked at the reviews on other sites such as REI and it was reviewed at 4.5 out of 5. I will use this pack for hiking in Patagonia in the Fall. I like the gray colour, the included rain cover is a big plus as they cost around $20's to $30's. There is enough room and compartments for my stuff and the I like the transfer suspension which keeps your back cool. Also, there are compartments on the hip belt for your phone, small camera etc, as well as dual ports for a hydration resevoir.I just back from a trip to Patagonia (October 2012) where I used this pack for the W trek, which was 3 1/2 days, and over 30 miles where I carried about 6.5 kg in my pack. My pack was useful and comfortable. |
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