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Osprey Stratos 34 vs Gregory Zulu 30 - Is It Even Close?

Watch this thorough review of these packs from two great companies, including key features and demonstration of day hike and light overnight loads. You might be surprised at the results. Be sure to watch near the end to view a DIY version of the on-the-go trekking pole attachment for the Gregory. Trekking Pole DIY Hack on Zulu 30 (31:58): Here's some description about the attach points that I used for the shock cord. Where the hip belt meets the pack there is a finger sized opening left by the way it is stitched, creating a ~4 inch/100 cm tube. I threaded the shock cord through this and tied it to create a loop in the hip position. I created another loop using a small gap at the sliding plastic piece for the chest strap. One could also use a gap in the plastic piece at the end of the shoulder strap where the webbing for adjustment runs. Be sure to use shock cord (stretchable) and leave the loops large enough so these areas are not stressed when the poles are inserted in the loops. 00:00 Intro 00:56 Feature Overview 10:57 Bladder Loading 14:53 Dayhike Load - Stratos 34 18:25 Dayhike Load - Zulu 30 20:57 Overnight Load - Stratos 34 25:58 Overnight Load - Zulu 30 29:12 Pack on - Stratos 34 30:58 Pack on - Zulu 30 (with DIY trekking pole "on the move" feature) 33:33 Final Thoughts