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The Ranger is ideally sized for a full day outing, hunters will have what they need under cover or in pursuit.
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Technical Details
- Hunt specific storage and organizer holds shells, calls and other gear- Stashable blaze orange safety flap
- Made with durable, water resistant Quiet Cloth; Padded fleece lined binocular pocket
- Holds 100 ounces; measures 1648 cubic inches
- Omega HydroTanium Reservoir with Therminator harness and Lifetime Warranty
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By CJL
This pack is great. I love the pockets. I would add one more pocket in main flap with no zipper kinda like a pouch. water tastes good coming out of pack.
Thanks camelbak
By Ross Lloyd (Idaho)
This pack is well made. It sits well on the back. I hiked with it the first day for about 8 hours and it was very well balanced. No pressure on the shoulders, waist or chest strap. They all seem to take a part so it balanced. Very nice. The big compartment is good, the smaller one has 2 velcro pockets, a hook, and a mesh zip pocket inside. I also store stuff in the orange flag compartment also. The binoculars pocket is good for tech stuff like cell phone.
By Slymmg (Oregon, USA)
I got the pack, took it out of the box, took it outside and washed it by dunking it in a bucket with unscented detergent. I needed to do that because I was going to use it to do some archery elk hunting and scent matters. You can't tell me that the way I washed this was abusive or anything. My last CamelBak pack lasted 10 years, 4 of which was very heavy (USMC infantry) use. I can't believe one hand washing caused this damage.
I like this pack though. I can't carry everything I own in it, just enough to get me through a full day of hunting and back up gear if I end up needing to spend the night. 100 oz of water is plenty, and it really is comfortable to wear. Also, I'm tubby and the waist belt still fits, which is pretty cool. I really like this pack... I already said that, but I just don't want to make you shy away. I'm ticked that the liner between the reservoir and my back ripped along the seam (the part that holds the padding), and I wish there was a better way to deal (if I'd bought this at the local sporting goods store, I'd have taken it back, but it was 20 bucks more there) with the issue, but I can just live with it.
By Bear402 (Bakersfield CA USA)
I have several different sizes of Daypacks ranging from 800 cubic inches to 2200 cubic inches. The "CamelBak Ranger XT" mid sized pack at 1648 cubic inches is just the right size for a good solid day of roving the woods or Arizona desert.
The main compartment is roomy enough to pack plenty of supplys and the organizational pockets in the rear pouch are great for knives, flashlights, hunting tags and accessories. The compression pod is perfect for carrying jackets and layering clothing that are shed as the hills become steeper and the day time temperatures warm up.
The 100 ounce hydration resevoir is a plus . Having the extra 30 ounces beyond the standard 70 ounce capacity that come in many hydration packs will be appreciated on a hard day of spot and stalk hunting. On a shorter day hunt , one can always opt not to fill the bladder to capacity if weight savings is an issue.
I have not tested the pack in wet weather as of yet . It is advertised to be water resistant. I believe that the flaps that cover the zippers could be a little wider . I have noticed that the zippers can be exposed slighty unless you take the time to adjust the flaps.
Overall the Ranger XT is a good buy for the price and is very comfortable even when loaded to capacity.
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