curious myself TTT

 

I purchased one to strap to my stand(stand attached to an aluminum pack frame), shoulder straps not padded.

Good quality and looks to be pretty water resistant.

Plenty of room for a daypack.

Accepts a water bladder.

 

I've been looking at that same pack and when I took a trip to Cabelas this past weekend, I looked at It and I really liked it, I think Im gonna order it in the next few days.

 

I've been a fan of Badlands packs for several years... my 3D quiver is a Badlands magnetic, and my hunting pack is a Badlands Superday. But I have to honestly say this... one of my hunting partners just bought one of the new Tenzing packs, and after comparing it side by side with my Superday, I will never buy another Badlands. The Tenzing pack is FAR and away better quality of material and craftsmanship. My Superday is a little over a year old and has already been back to the factory for zipper replacement, and two of them are broken again...this seems to be a common problem with all the Badlands packs, and is well documented on the forums here and on other hunting sites. If you havent checked out the Tenzing packs, give them a look before you make the investment in a Badlands... the prices are comparable, and IMO, they're a muck better pack.

 

I use this pack. There's actually more room than it looks. I love the pack. Ideal for a day pack for whitetails, turkeys, mulies. I can put binos, all my calls, spare clothes, some reading material, first aid kit, odds and ends, lunch in it without worries. On the bottom there are cinch straps for extra carriage. I really wish they were buckle straps as the cinch style limits how much you can tuck under. There are buckle straps across the back as well. This really is a terrific little pack.