Just got the Alps Pursuit. Main compartment has a good bit of room. Water bladder compatible. The pouches on the waist belt could be a little bigger. My binoculars won't fit. Thinking of buying a smaller pair or a mono for quick scans. Nice pack. I am happy with the purchase. It carries well and is comfortable. Sent from my XT1254 using Tapatalk
Kelty Trekker is a solid backpack. Evenly distributes weight. Many, wonderful exterior pockets. Used for a 5-day hiking trip to 3 Yosemite High Sierra camps. Held gear, clothing and food for lunch. The sleeping bag compartment is large but when fully loaded, compresses the upper compartment. Very comfortable and easily adjustable.
I have a Badlands Stealth. It is a great pack for day use. Sent from my iPhone using Bowhunting.com Forums
I bought a used Tenzing 2220 as a daypack at the end of the season. Used it on a 3D shoot so far. Good size main compartment; hip belt pockets are large enough for rangefinder and accessible while wearing; bow/rifle pocket, 3-4 exterior lashing points, stowable rain cover, robust/quiet zippers, reinforced areas. Used price was affordable for me. My budget was around $100. Paid $120, TMD. Also, considered Alps Outdoorz(X) Pursuit, Badlands Superday, Badlands Diablo, Eberlestock X2, horn hunter G3, game plan gear full curl, game plan gear bow bat (sling style). Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
