Will this pack handle a large amount of weight? 100 pounds of gear/meat?
25978
I'm sure it would in a pinch, it wouldn't be something I would do frequently. I'm sure the seams would hold but the question would be about the suspension and comfort. I believe it's rated for up to 60lbs. If you're looking for a pack for hunting? I would recommend you look at a badlands back. Similar quality, design and guarentee, just geared towards hunting.
45123
It should. It has compartments with Velcro fasteners that can be moved around. Be aware-this can become a heavy backpack with gear inside!
609643
Yes. as the straps are pretty long and not super sturdy. You might do better to have the pack infront so you can manage the weight if something goes wrong wit hthe straps.
82187
The manufacturer doesn't list a weight capacity, but I have kept a 100 pound piece of equipment on mine for more than a year with no issues.
1612795
light load, not so much, heavy load, yes. Remember this is not a small sling pack, it is actually pretty huge. I used it for a bit then went with a much smaller pack as it was such a cavernous bag for a sling pack. IMO Sling packs in general are not great for carrying lots of gear or heavy loads. I ended up going with the Noatak from the Maxpedition Gearslinger line and am very happy with it, although some folks will think it is too small. Maxpedition in general makes great packs.
63992
I have had about 75 pounds in it and it held up well but you will need to put something flat in the bottom so it won't sag on the wheels, just pack carefully and you'll be fine. I took mine camping on a beach in deep sand and had my tent, camping equip., cooler, etc in mine it was a back saver.
253519
According to the specs no problem with 100 lbs. - just make sure when you mount it to the wall it is done properly (locate studs and screw into them). Sheetrock with wall anchors or molly anchors most likely will not do the job!!!!!!
955774
No. It heats up with 8lbs of meat. It's a light duty. Gear is plastic. Go the next step up in size and you should be good.
1797876
It's a great pack!!! Holds a lot, sturdy and the pack itself is light weight before all your gear is loaded up.
1379456
Yes, it will hold a 100lb bag. I have had a 100lb bag on mine since I got it.If you are a heavy hitter it won't stay in one place without weights on the pegs. I have 50lbs on each of the pegs and it stays in place pretty well.
733454
I use mine for a 75lb kayak and I load it with about 20lbs of gear. I can only say it holds that with NO signs of being near capacity.
2193906
That's pretty heavy. It probably could up to a certain point in time. I used to carry a backpack that weighed 20-25 pounds daily and it snapped after a month of use. Probably because the streets of Los Angeles have potholes as deep as the Grand Canyon and bumps as high as Mount Everest
1868900
I think the pack might be too big. Plus loaded with all his gear it would be too heavy !
878554
Yes. The backpack is well constructed. If you're worried about the load, I think you'll be alright. Weight distribution is the key. I hoped this info helped.
974223
Lots of flex, I would say it would suit up to 110-120lbs as is, if you weigh more then I'd suggest adding a layer of fibreweave to the bottom side.
184303
It can definitely carry that much weight. Loading it properly to distribute the weight could be important. I love mine!
1575428
No not that much. Packs not that big. Maybe 20-25lb. Quality craftsmanship is good but design of pockets for small gear is not good. I had to use my own water bladder. I didn't think the pack was worth the price. Scott