🎒 King's Camo Mountain Top 2200 Backpack: Unveiling the Mountain Shadow Powerhouse Review

Very good packaging that I have used to date. Lots of storage space and a meat tray are great and really help with so much work. The only downside is that it's a little hard at first, but you get used to it.

I really love this King's backpack. In good hands during the 8-day hunt in the mountains. It definitely meets my expectations and needs. Well made and durable. Lots of space and storage space. And it turned out to be a good makeshift pillow.

I used this set to hunt moose in Montana. The package worked great for the most part! I would give it five stars but when it was full it was a bit uncomfortable on the shoulders. I also wish he had some orange for the meat shelf! All in all a great pack for the money!

Very impractical! I have had this pack for a few years and this pack is very painful for my shoulders. If you have a long torso, adjusting the shoulder straps is not enough to balance the position of the lap belt at the waist and relieve stress on the shoulders! My shoulders hurt like hell after 30 minutes on the trail! Weighing around 30 pounds! If the shoulder straps were adjustable by about 5cm, this backpack would be perfect!

Phenomenal set! Everything I could wish for in one. Sits comfortably, doesn't rattle when walking. The water bladder leaves a lot to be desired, but is not that difficult to replace. I love how it opens in the front and at the top. I can access the items below without dragging them out. Small pockets on the shoulder straps and waist belt come in handy. A few things that could be changed? It would be great if the rain fly was bright orange. And you can't strap your rifle with the meat rack as it

On first inspection I was very happy with the bag, it looks good, the zips etc seem solid, it has a bow/rifle attachment, the waist belt is very strong / comfortable , it has an adjustable shoulder mechanism . However, not to burst previous reviewers' bubbles as I have personally used this, but after a 3 day hike through the rugged Maine wilderness the bottom of the pack began to wear down to the point where it already had a had hole! Also, by the third day, I noticed an audible creaking from…

Big enough for everything you need in a daypack but small enough you won't want to camp when carrying it. This is the perfect size for a day pack. I often carry a Vortex Pro GT tripod, a Vortex Diamondback 20-60x60, a Cabelas bipod, a long sleeve shirt, a jacket or coat, a full water tank, a radio, and many other small items. I usually wear the KUIU waist belt which fits this backpack well but has enough room when not in use. The back pockets are big enough for me to slip my Vortex Ranger 1500…