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Exo Mountain Pack Acessories

Postby CurlyTail » 12 19, 2016 •  [Post 1]

I need some advice from you guys who have the Exo Mountain Pack.

What would you consider "must have" acessories. I am thinking hip belt pouch, but would two be better? Also the weapon carrier as I want to carry my bow on long early morning hikes when I am covering ground more than hunting.

What about the Crib Load Panel? I don't quite get what that does than you can't live without - is it that big a difference to keep the load higher on your back?

I am thinking of passing on the Slurpy Stalker stuff - would this be a mistake?

Thanks in advance for your advice.
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Re: Exo Mountain Pack Acessories

Postby Rangerz » 12 20, 2016 •  [Post 2]

I have a 2015 3500. I have most of the accessories.

Here is what I would consider as the really needed items.

At least 1 hipbelt pouch. I carry a pistol on the other side. 2 mesh pockets for the interior of the bag. Keeps small things organized. Load panel- Allows you to drop the bag after your first meat packout and use just your frame and the load panel for subsequent packing trips. Additionally helps keep the load up high on the first pack out.

I have the slurpy stalker and like it, but could live without it.

You can use the compression straps to strap your bow on the back of the pack. Weapon carrier is handy but not needed for a bow.
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Re: Exo Mountain Pack Acessories

Postby CurlyTail » 01 03, 2017 •  [Post 3]

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