A hunting lumbar pack that expands into a full daypack, with carry systems for a bow or gun and lash straps for meat. Hunters pick it as one pack for stand hunts, scouting and short hauls.
Specs
- Total capacity: 44 L / 2,700 cu in
- Lumbar (main) compartment: 13 L / 800 cu in; 9 x 13.5 x 6 in
- Daypack section: 31 L / 1,900 cu in; 15 x 13.5 x 6 in
- Waist belt range: 32-56 in; removable padded belt with pockets
- Total weight: 5 lb (maker figure)
- Drop-down pocket carries a gun or bow; universal fit for many compound bows
- Extension lashing straps for large loads
- Hydration compatible; adjustable shoulder harness
- Works with ALPS accessory binocular and call pockets (sold separately)
- Maker price: $159.99 (Oct 2026)
What reviewers say
We did not find an independent hands-on review. Retailer and maker descriptions focus on its many carry modes, and owners on retail sites like the comfortable belt and the option to haul a bow hands-free. Weight figures vary between retailers. Some big retailers list it as unavailable online, so check stock at the maker.
Good
- Lumbar pack and daypack in one
- Carries a bow or gun hands-free
- Can lash out meat or extra gear
- Wide waist belt range
Not so good
- Heavy for its size at 5 lb (maker figure)
- Little independent testing
- Spotty availability at big retailers
Who it's for
Whitetail and turkey hunters who walk in, sit, and sometimes haul game out. Backcountry elk hunters need a framed pack instead.
Sources
Last checked 2026-10-19. Specs from the maker; review notes summarized in our own words.