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<blockquote data-quote="One Hole" data-source="post: 1964330" data-attributes="member: 90934"><p>Like a pack with a really good waistbelt and lumbar support like the Kifaru hunting frame. The load leveler straps are really nice - I find myself adjusting them frequently. When you strap it on it fits and moves with you so well you hardly know it's there. It is also very quiet. </p><p></p><p>My dedicated meat/utility hauler is an Eblerstock Mainframe with the upgraded belt. This is a low profile steel frame with the bottom shelf. The whole back panel is covered with webbing matrix so you can attach about anything to it (water jug for training, chainsaw, day pack, firewood...) </p><p></p><p>I hunt really thick cover in North Idaho so I don't like a big bag with a lot external straps and rigging that snag easy on brush. FYI - the higher end packs have different size frames for different torso height, waist, back curvature... This makes a huge difference when hauling significant weight. But you pay for the customization. </p><p></p><p>Hope this helps!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="One Hole, post: 1964330, member: 90934"] Like a pack with a really good waistbelt and lumbar support like the Kifaru hunting frame. The load leveler straps are really nice - I find myself adjusting them frequently. When you strap it on it fits and moves with you so well you hardly know it's there. It is also very quiet. My dedicated meat/utility hauler is an Eblerstock Mainframe with the upgraded belt. This is a low profile steel frame with the bottom shelf. The whole back panel is covered with webbing matrix so you can attach about anything to it (water jug for training, chainsaw, day pack, firewood...) I hunt really thick cover in North Idaho so I don't like a big bag with a lot external straps and rigging that snag easy on brush. FYI - the higher end packs have different size frames for different torso height, waist, back curvature... This makes a huge difference when hauling significant weight. But you pay for the customization. Hope this helps! [/QUOTE]
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