Dude your reviews are the best. NO BS. No brand bias. Have a good balance of pros and cons. Too many reviews are reluctant to talk about the shortcomings of products even if they aren't trying to be biased they feel like they have to justify the money they spent and lie to themselves to make it seem better than it is
Thank you, i try my best to give all the pros and cons, and your right a lot of other channels just wont say a negative comments about any products, makes you wonder if they get the items for free or not.
I really appreciate you reviewing these items that we all wonder about. That said i just feel lonewolf is out of control with some of their prices. I appreciate the hole system working together but just too dam much. Doesn't seem that amazing
Nice video...i just pick one of these up and I love it packed with useful features...the best part which I haven't seen anyone say yet is how this pack eliminates the need for shoulder straps on your stand
Great review as always man. I'm a member of the Big Boys Mobile Hunting crew as well so I really appreciate your videos. Maybe if you have time,an post season review would be great. I have a Wolfpack on the way myself. Keep up the great, honest reviews man.
For the gear straps on top you had it buckled across. You want to buckle it vertically(to the buckles yo had it when you removed the jacket) so you just roll your jacket up. That’s buckle is also dual purpose so how you clipped your jacket horizontally is how you clip it to the tree so you don’t need a separate gear strap.
I believe the clips at the bottom of pack are designed to be attached on to ur stand then you can clip in the pack directly to ur stand. secured without haveing to lash it down with stand strap.
Awesome review! Mines will be in the next few days so I’m excited for it as well. I do agree it is on the pricy side. But considering it being made to work along with the LWCG stands, if you can afford one you can afford the other lol
@@MichiganGreatOutdoors I love it. After rifle season, my dad wants one as he saw how compact and small it was but still had enough room for all my gear. I definitely recommend it if people can afford it!
Thanks for the great review! Question, I usually carry a hydration bladder with me do you think there is a place for one in the wolfpack? Perhaps in the exterior sleeve on the back of the pack?
Thanks for reviewing something else I have been considering! Still new to mobile (2nd season). I’m still working through the best way to carry in stand and sticks. Have you tried a frame pack with meat shelf (exo, stone glacier) vs just using a set of straps directly on the stand and then something small like the wolf pack strapped to the stand?
I love the look of it and the compatibility with the lwcg stands but I just wish it was a little bigger. Maybe close to 1700 cubic inches. I really wanted to pull the trigger but can’t find enough reasons to switch from my Kifaru shapecharge. Other than size (I understand it’s meant for treestand use) I think it looks like a kick ass pack.
Yeah, honestly if it was 20-25% bigger I think it would appeal to a much larger crowd! I do like the fact that it forces me to be more minimalist in my approach. I plan on running it this season. Will see if it works out or not for me. Thanks for watching 🤙🤙
@@MichiganGreatOutdoors I have a little bit of experience with manufacturing these types of items. Since Horn Hunter is making these packs and blind labeling, and given the construction & size, this is a $99-$149 pack. For $300, I feel like there are a TON of better options. Horn Hunter, Eberlestock, Mystery Ranch, Kifaru, Alps, Tenzing, etc all make really good packs that are much more competitively priced. But who am I to tell someone how to spend their money lol... If it makes you happy and you like supporting the company, I say spend away!!!!
For what use? Saddle hunting or treestand? The cays pack has wayyyyy more room and a lot of features too. You could easily bungee the cays pack to any stand. I think the cays is better for saddle hunting, your could probably saddle hunt with the wolf pack but you would be very limited on storage space, specially if your filming your hunts. The badlands pursuit pack is a good cheaper option for $100 for tree stand use.
If that pack isn't whisper quiet it isn't worth 300 as a hunting pack. My badlands packs aernt noisy and I can get 2 of them for that price. Mine is about the same size so it would probably be a good comparison. I would be more concerned more about opening zippers instead of releasing magnets like I am now. As of now I have to determine what stand I am buying either the beast stand or a custom gear stand. Money isn't the issue. How that pack preforms is my major concern. It can do everything well but if it's noisy it's not a whitetail pack as farbas I am concerned
@@MichiganGreatOutdoors when we build our setups there is alot of give and take. Especially if you are gonna run and gun. Rhe beauty of it all is that there is alot of great gear to coose from out there.
My single biggest complaint is its shoulder strap design is terribly uncomfortable when used as an actual back pack and not just attached to my 1.0 stand. you didn't mention anything about whether you felt it was comfortable to wear as an actual pack. Great review though, thanks.
Yeah I guess I missed that, i did think I mentioned I didnt intend to wear it like a back pack. Id say its not very comfortable compared to say my bad lands pack.
Lone Wolf backpack for 300+... or something from a company like Mystery Ranch... Hmmmm..... No offense to those that choose LW, but I think I'll go with the specialists on this one. The Wolf Pack isn't even waterproof... The zippers aren't quiet... The pack is small.... All the seams are only single-stitched, no box stitching. That's a 50.00 dollar backpack at Walmart... tops. BTW, I own the LWCG 1.0 and 17" sticks. I buy from companies the products they do well. I pass on what they don't. So I'm not a hater... and not a fan boy.
I think its overpriced honestly but I was suprized to see it was water proof after hunting in an unexpected downpour and my 1500 camera stayed completely dry inside. I hope it holds up cause it was so expensive. I do wish it was a little bigger.....
So I run 4 tethrd one gen 2 sticks and The Fix. Do you think I could secure the fix with these 4 sticks perfectly on this pack? I'm having so much trouble with my Tree House it's disgusting. And since I ordered The Fix I figure why not Che k their pack out. If I have to ill sell these sticks and order their double sticks if it's going to pack better.
Can you get 4 17" doubles on the fix and all of it on the wolf pack and it be streamline ? I think to fully utilize and justify buying this is if you own one of their hang ons. If you don't have one of their hang ons I don't see the $$$ in it. But with the hang on it looks amazing. I'd like to see someone try to set this up with the fix + 4 doubles.
@@MichiganGreatOutdoors I just found 4 of the 17" doubles for Sal and had been eyeing them to put with the fix thinking it might be an easier setup and thought that maybe if the word pack really does streamline those things it woukd ve an all around win
@@MichiganGreatOutdoors you must space them out far on the tree. I'm planning on getting a 1.0 stand but trying to debate if It's better to go with the 17" sticks or 20" sticks. 20" sticks would get you higher you'd think. So I thought you would use those.
They make all different sizes I put a insulated vest or coat and insulated bibs together with one tie to backpack. I use them for keeping climbing sticks from rattling. The largest size works get for hauling turkeys out around neck to legs slung over your shoulder. I get them from Walmart, Home Depot, and Menards. Try them who ever designed them was a genius 👍
Just wasted 45 minutes trying to attach a cheap Chinese POS gun/bow rack to my Ol Man climber....Physically impossible to make it work. Chicom steel just bends, can't stiffen the set screws enough to make it workable for my $1800 AMERICAN rifle, or my $1000 AMERICAN bow...grrrrr
