Features
- Allite Super Magnesium Frame
- Carries Rifle or Bow
- Zippered Back-Panel Access
- Built-In Blaze-Orange Meat Shelf
- Hip-Belt Pistol Holster
- Easy-Access Hip-Belt Pouches
- Integrated Spotting Scope Pocket
- Molded Foam Suspension
- Reinforced Carrying Strap/Hanging Strap
- Aramid Bartacking on Stress Points
- Hydration Compatible (Up to 2L)
- Adjustable Waist Belt with Reverse Tightening
- Badlands' New KXO-50 Fabric
- Detachable Rifle/Bow Boot
- C6 DWR
- Large Frame Fits 19"-22" Torso
- Large Dimensions: 28in x 17in x 12in
- Medium Frame Fits 17"-19" Torso
- Medium Dimensions: 26in x 17in x 12in
- Total Volume: 2,750 cubic inches
- Main Pocket Volume: 1,980 cubic inches
- Total Weight: 5lbs, 10oz
- Pockets: Eight
Product Description
It’s been 25 years since the birth of the first Badlands 2200 hunting backpack, and a lot has changed. One thing hasn’t: this pack is still at the cutting edge of load-carrying perfection. Every year, they make improvements, to reduce weight, enhance balance and mobility, and just plain make it extremely better. This year alone, they made more than 25 enhancements, including a lighter, stronger magnesium frame, a weight-loss program that cut nearly a pound off (Hey, does this pack make me look thinner?) and a tighter, slightly lower center of gravity for increased mobility. Because the only other thing that hasn't changed in 25 years is this: 50 pounds is still heavy.