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Quote from: huntnnw on May 23, 2021, 10:26:04 PM7 years and counting on mine. Had 80-145lbs in it hundred plus times.no issues training is different than real world packing out animal weight. Hundreds of times? Smoke another bowl.
7 years and counting on mine. Had 80-145lbs in it hundred plus times.no issues
Quote from: Utah on June 07, 2021, 09:46:45 PMQuote from: huntnnw on May 23, 2021, 10:26:04 PM7 years and counting on mine. Had 80-145lbs in it hundred plus times.no issues training is different than real world packing out animal weight. Hundreds of times? Smoke another bowl.please elaborate.. weight is weight and miles are miles in the mountians. And yes its had about 30 loads of meat in it. sounds like you need to head on back to nez perce and smoke another bowl. Go home troll
Are they better than the exo?
Quote from: jstone on June 07, 2021, 10:14:51 PMAre they better than the exo?IMO, The exo is lighter and more comfortable with light weight. My biggest complaint is that as you increase the weight of your load the more unstable it becomes. 60# + and it felt really floppy on my back, mostly side to side. (Yes, everthing was properly adjusted). The mystery ranch is like one pound heavier and feels extremely secure even with 100# +. I would also speculate that the mystery ranch is more durable, i think that's probably the trade off for a slightly heavier pack.
Ordered the Mystery Ranch Metcalf in Optifade, found an online dealer for $425, looking forward to testing it out on some trips into the backcountry in the Olympics, its a great way to get in hunting shape and see some incredible country.Buying new gear is always funYou’ll like the mystery ranch I ended up going to mystery ranch and really like the way it fitsIt carries weight good I haven’t had any serious weight in it but a few outings putting out trail cams it carried 50# very comfortably