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Eberlestock Team Elk V2

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☆☆☆☆☆ (3 reviews)

Product description

The Eberlestock Team Elk Pack stands out from other backpacks with its distinctive features. It boasts a patented rifle-back scabbard, an aluminum frame for comfortable heavy-load carrying, and a unique meat carrying system that allows separation of the pack from the frame for game packing in the backcountry. The pack is equipped with a spacious floating lid, deep side pockets, and stretch-material pockets on the exterior. Inside, you'll find stretch pockets, a hydration sleeve, and a hook.

Originally designed for backcountry elk hunters, the Team Elk pack not only provides innovative features but also contributes to conservation efforts. A portion of its proceeds supports The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, making it a choice for those seeking both top-notch functionality and a commitment to conservation.

Meat hauler
Hydration compatible
Pack pulls away from the frame with a sewn in load panel
Integrated side saddle bags
Floating top lid
Front zipper access and draw string top loading
Intex no shelf frame
Stowable rifle carry scabbard

Weight
2,7 kg (6.5 lb)

Dimensions
Volume: 35,6 L + 6,4 L (lid)
Height: 90,17 cm (35.5 in)
Width: 27,94 cm (11 in)
Depth: 20 cm (7.9 in)

The approximate size of the packed product or the sales package is 650 x 350 x 250 mm.

Capacity
40-50 L

Gender
Men, women

Weight
2,7 kg
(with sales package 3,5 kg)

Capacity
42 liters

Comments

Gregory G. verified buyer, 19.7.2024

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☆☆☆☆☆

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Very satisfied with my solid and very practical purchase!

Thomas H. verified buyer, 15.6.2024

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☆☆☆☆☆

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The sack is new to me and I will get used to it. The work is nicely done! Some experiences after a short first ride: - the side pockets do not accommodate the Vortex Viper HD 20-60x 85mm or a smaller Manfrotto tripod. The pictures online suggest that a pair of binoculars will fit, but then it must be a smaller pair of binoculars. - the top cover's one pocket is spacious and the smaller pocket has a hook for keys etc. Feels good! - the bag itself can feel loose if the straps that attach to the carrying frame are not adapted to the volume of the pack. Once I learn the hand holds it won't be a problem. - good small compartments in the main compartment of the backpack. - molle on the belt where I attached smaller pockets, very good. - the rifle's quick mounts for the scope caught in the opening of the storage compartment. Guessing that this resolves when the sack is used more.

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