Category: Apparel
For those wanting a higher-volume daypack that stays low-profile and functional during your hunt, the POP-UP 40 stands ready – and it has the chops to shoulder some serious load lifting to boot.
I was skeptical a pack this slim could haul a heavy load, but the frame really does transfer the weight to my hips without any sag. Even fully stuffed for a four-day hunt, it stayed quiet against my back through thick brush. The low-profile shape is exactly what I needed for spot-and-stalk.
Took this out on a three-day trip and the higher volume made all the difference—packed a week's worth of gear without it bulging awkwardly. The low-profile design keeps it from snagging on branches, which I didn't expect from something this roomy. Shoulder straps felt solid even when I loaded it pas
The load lifters actually do their job—I packed this thing to the brim with meat and gear, and the weight sat on my hips instead of crushing my shoulders. It cinches down tight enough to feel low-profile when I'm moving through brush, which surprised me for a 40-liter bag. My back's not screaming af
