Full Choke Pack Reviews

Nice pack. Carries a fair

Nice pack. Carries a fair amount of gear. Wish it would hold a bit more, similar to the bow hunters 'Tool Box'. Then again, that may be too much gear. That said, fairly impressed with this pack. In mine I keep (at this point in the season, early October in Wisconsin); my Duck Oven Jacket, Gradient Gloves, Pantanal GTX Gloves, Delta Deek GTX Gloves, Dakota Beanie, Boreal Beanie, a couple of granola bars, a 20oz. soda, a DSLR body, a 50mm prime lens, a 14-24mm lens, a folding saw for cutting blind cover, two boxes of shells, a head lamp and my lanyard with calls. However, as someone who mostly hunts from a kayak, this pack unfortunately is not 100% waterproof. That is an awful shame. So 4 stars for me. Make this 100% waterproof (no reason not to, as we are talking waterfowl product here) and it is an easy 5 star pack!

First and only? Pretty sure

First and only? Pretty sure there have been packs like this out for a long time...

This is a really well

This is a really well thought out pack. It stores an immense amount of gear and still is able to lay relatively flat and take up much less space than other waterfowl backpacks. I really like the multitude f interior pockets which keep things organized and snug. The material is very much waterproof and keeps stuff bone dry (barring you remember to zip it up in a rain flurry). The straps are thick and heavy duty and look to be made to last. I have used this pack for hiking even outside of duck season.

plenty of room to store

plenty of room to store all the things you need to keep dry, extra shells, calls, clothes. i fill this thing up with food, extra clothes, calls and personal info and i just through it into the bottom of my boat and blind and i never had anything get wet. the waist straps can come off if you don't need them and a carry handle on the side for easy of carry and dont have to shoulder it to move