Mystery Ranch Pop Up 40 & Pop Up 30 Review

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  • čas přidán 11. 09. 2024

Komentáře • 7

  • @TheWVgoodguy22
    @TheWVgoodguy22 Před rokem

    Excellent review and overview as always Brandon. I like the tweaks and upgrades over their really popular predecessor.
    I have been tempted to buy the Pop 38 or 28 for a pack that I could use for carrying tree saddle gear and hopefully 🙏 haul out a whitetail deer 🦌 from some deep and steep places. Plus be able to use it as a day pack out west. You might be able to find the 28 and 38 occasionally on Camofire if you’re not too worried about the upgrades.
    I ended up getting an Eberlestock F7 Kite for $150 and combo it with the F1 mainframe for the multitask and it hasn’t been tested yet outside of bow hiking 🥾 in the woods. Hopefully 🙏 this season will be different and better. 😃🏹🦌

  • @codymccoach8086
    @codymccoach8086 Před rokem

    Love it! Always progress 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼

  • @andrewnelson8181
    @andrewnelson8181 Před rokem

    This is really helpful! I purchased the pack but had been a little overwhelmed by all the features. When I practice, I'm still getting a lot of pull-back on my shoulders, even with 25-30 lbs on the shelf. Any suggestions to improve this so I'm not cutting off circulation when hauling actual meat? Thanks!

  • @OneWeekGetAway
    @OneWeekGetAway Před rokem +1

    Great video, can you access the side zipper when you are hauling meat without unstrapping everything?

    • @borrago
      @borrago Před 8 měsíci

      Yes, with a tad of effort.

  • @borrago
    @borrago Před 8 měsíci

    A 5 lb bag is NOT, in any way shape or form, an 'ultralight day pack'.

    • @Justin-il8ij
      @Justin-il8ij Před 7 měsíci +1

      If you consider that heavy, then there is an issue.