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Light weight and slides in the pack nicely. I'm not giving up my trekking poles so this fits the bill. The adjustment in this pole is what makes it a must have.
This is the best KNIFE I own period! Excellent materials, construction, and weight. I carry this knife in the field all over North America and Overseas.
Loved this pillow, soft and manageable, stays in place, can be as puffy as you want with adding additional items without sacrificing comfort. Great purchase, and takes minimal space in the pack! Highly recommend.
I bought the 5-piece high country pack 5 years ago and kept 3 bags and gave 2 to my hunting buddy. I've used 2 of my bags over and over for goats, pigs, and sheep in Hawaii. They pack up super small, so you hardly even know you're carrying them, but each one can hold quite a bit of meat. I usually only need one, but sometimes double up for a little extra strength for a heavy load. I've had them hanging in trees, carried them for miles slung over my back using the nylon webbing looks, strapped them to my pack, left them wet in a cooler or bucket for days, and generally just used and abused them. I machine wash them despite instructions not to and they always come out looking nearly new (but yes, the logo does come off). On a recent hunt I finally got a super tiny tear in one after loading it with meat on sharp lava rocks and picking it up too fast not realizing it was snagged. I pulled the 3rd out of storage to add into my rotation, then immediately ordered 2 more 5-packs. I gave 2 more to my hunting buddy to refresh his stash and gave 2 pairs away at local 3D shoots for raffle prizes. I expect the other 4 to last me several more years. I haven't tried any of the competition but have no reason to change.
The belt is tough lasts a long time and it does a great job sharpening knives
Love the feel of the knife hands down best feeling of any i have owned havent had a chance to use it but definitely will replace my main benchmade with this one
not going to use it till October or November .... hope all goes well
It’s been good so far. We’ll see how it handles my spring bear hunt next week. I’ll be testing out the rincon as well.
I’ve used plenty of game bags over the years - most are generally worthless. We started using Argali bags a couple years back and now can’t be bothered to consider any other. From my wife’s bull last year to whitetails, other elk, caribou and most recently, public land archery NZ stag these bags punch WAY out of their weight class! They held up through a NZ thorns/briars double black diamond steep hillside so nasty we had to drag them for part of the pack out (my arms; not so much!). Blah, blah, blah… buy them - you won’t be disappointed. Unless a grizzly topples your elec fence and decides to eat your caribou- unfortunately they won’t hold up to that and Argali doesn’t replace the griz torn bags!
This is an excellent knife. The first knife that I purchased was recently used out in the field to process 4 wild hogs. Very sharp and stayed sharp. Was very satisfied with it that I bought the 2nd knife as a gift for my brother-in-law for a much needed upgrade.
This is a simple item but definitely worth adding to your kit. It’s small, extremely lightweight and works well with my system. I’m a side sleeper and stuffing a down puffy into this thing is perfect for me, plus it packs up about half the size of the air pillow I was using.
Function is good I love the knife so that makes it better
Wearing a belt beneath my hunting pack has always been a bit uncomfortable until I found the Kodiak belt. Hunting checker Means hiking the Hills relentlessly and the Kodiak belt is functional in its shape and form that it will not dig into your waist like all the other belts when wearing my pack vest. Great job and thank you for supporting Nevada Chukar chasers.
