Getting our gear dialed for the season, and we've been putting the new Praxis pack from Latitude Outdoors through its paces. In this one James runs through what stands out after loading it to 90 pounds and setting it up a bunch of different ways.
The 27-liter pack weighs 4.5 pounds and it carries a load better than a pack this size should. Light, comfortable, and it goes from everyday carry to hauling meat without missing a beat. For us it's going to be the pack for just about every whitetail hunt this season, and it's coming to Greenland with James too.
Chapters
(00:00) 90-pound ruck test in July heat
(00:44) Day-hunt setup and the torque straps
(02:10) Taking it to Greenland
(02:42) The 22-inch frame and its trade-offs
(03:46) Hauling meat: G hooks, cinching a quarter to the frame
(04:50) Kill-kit pocket and meat shelf
(05:20) Belt and hip pockets
(05:32) Extra straps and what stays in the bag
(06:27) Hanging pockets and the pass-through pocket
(06:59) Inside the bag and bottom-to-top zippers
(07:27) Why it's the pack for most of the season
Watch the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7pttgc7Scuw
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