10 pounds on the money with the heavier/larger diameter ropes I prefer for everyday use. 2TC and a ring of steps. I did around 50 hunts off this last fall, most being 3 to 5 hour sits. I did several all day sits as well. This will be my go to in a few days when the season starts. I'm right on that 0-10 and 10-20 line so I voted 10-20 since I might want to carry a little Debbie.I want to hear from the 0-10# people. What does their setup look like?
Saddle
SRT Kit
Tether
Platform
Red Headlamp
Flashlight
Knife
Kill Kit
Water Bottle
Snacks
Milkweed
Bag goes around the tree and is used as a gear hanger with weapon hook
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No it's not quiet. It's just basic Cordura. The water bottle pocket has an elastic rim that makes it quiet going in and out. The two accessory pockets are sewn "open" so it's easy to drop stuff in take stuff out and that also makes it pretty quiet. It's a satchel so it can maneuvered by swinging it on top of your chest going through brush.Is this pack material quiet inside and out?
Just weighed my "early season" setup-Posting a photo on a scale should go hand in hand with this thread resurrection. I'd guess a lot of people that report 10-20 will find a larger number in the scale, particularly when they remember to fill up a water bottle or how many little Debbie's they actually take. I haven't weighed my pack but I'd be shocked if I was sub 20 lbs.
Edit: other than @tailgunner of course, we all know he has some fancy saddle with pouches that he stuffs helium balloons in to to lift him in to the trees.
No way in the 7 layers of hell does that whole package weigh 23 lbs. You forgot about the 170# of rock-solid Gunnah in the pic!View attachment 993993.5.lbs.View attachment 99400every thing in this picture from my hat down to my socks is 23 lbs. View attachment 99401View attachment 99402