TenzingHangtime Day Pack for Tree Stand Hunting, H2O Compatible EVA-Molded Durable Hunting Backpack with 7 Compartments & 15 Pockets, 1,600-cubic-inch Hunting Pack, Mossy Oak Bottomland

Used 1.5 seasons and I have no regrets. A little on the expensive side … the labels for each compartment could have been removed which would have been a cost down. Love the bag, mount my bow to it, which frees up my hands … love the space and ergonomics of it !! Quality built.

Zippers are terrible! I got a pack that is basically useless!

I have numerous back packs (over10) but this one is the best. This back pack keeps it's form. The pack has labels on each pocket. It's organized correctly so when hunting in a stand I can locate items easily. It's just a great back pack.

Compact and easy to access interior. Best pack I have ever owned.

Well the pack is awesome... but there are a zillion different hunting packs out there and honestly I ordered this one because it was the “best and newest” for 2020. I’m also a huge fan of the ORIGINAL Mossy Oak Bottomland and clearly in the photos this pack is the newer version of Mossy Bottomland. It is clearly advertised and even labeled with the original mossy oak bottomland. I guess the Chinese kids don’t know the difference. I’m typing this as I sit on hold for 10 minutes now to try and discuss with Tenzing the fact that their camo pattern is wrong and see if I can get a new one..

Zippers are too fine. Separate easily. I do not recommend until these are remanufactured to work without a fight in the stand.

This hunting pack was very well thought out. It will most likely be the last pack I'll need in my lifetime. Zippers are very sturdy.

I like the organizing features but the rigid design hinders the operation of the front panel zippers. They get caught on the edges of the foam. One of the shoulder straps was not folded and sewn like the otherand unraveled about 2 inches during a trip to my stand. Had to trim it and burn the end. Bad quality control. Otherwise it's a decent day pack.

Tenzing hit a home run with this tree stand pack. I like how they organized the pockets so that your gear is easy to get to in the stand. The bag keeps its shape which is another plus making access from the top access point hassle free. It comes with a creative storage compartment at the bottom with a Plano box which can be great for storing broadheads, licenses etc and I like that pockets are labelled. Now the negatives - I wish the bag came with a couple more straps to secure gear (it has 1). The zippers are not color coded which is a common Tenzing feature and they aren't smooth as if material is getting caught. I've used this pack on a few hunts and if it's as durable as other Tenzing packs it's an easy decision to pull the trigger.

This pack could be ok for someone walking a few hundred yards to a tree stand but is not well designed for all day hiking in wilderness hills. It is too long and narrow such that the backside of the hard manufactured bottom rubs against ones lower back/butt. When I bend over to go beneath overhanging branches that bottom hardshell catches on my pant belt and pushes my pants down on the back when I stand back up. It should be 3 inches shorter and 3 to 4 inches wider. I hunt moose and small game so the narrow tube like design is restrictive for putting game inside the main enclosed compartment. The zippers are stiff against the hard shell structures. The zipper for the back drop-down compartment are very hard to open and will likely break quickly. At my age I am very tired of fighting things in life so I am sending this one back immediately. Zippers on hard shell material are not a marriage made in heaven. The shoulder straps are a bit too wide such that they will impede you when wearing a hunting coat and trying to swing your gun on flying bird or running rabbit.