The Stryker XL expands from the original Stryker. The XL has more internal capacity as well as a longer sling to hold larger loads. The dual water bottle pockets are sized to hold 32oz Nalgene bottles. Bladder compatible, the dual upper hose ports make staying hydrated easy. An extra 500 cubic inches to the main compartment over the original Stryker will swallow up the extra layers of insulation you have been asking for. The sling has been lengthened to accommodate larger items, get tree stands lower while you go through brush and still has the pleat to centralize the load. Pals webbing lines the back of the pack and inner sleeve so you can load out your pockets the way you want them. The front panel also has a quick access zippered pocket with key hook. Compression strap tabs front and back will help you compress the load without crushing the contents of the pack. Comes with 8 K-clip compression straps and Autolock buckles. Our Chamber pocket hangs in its usual removable spot on the inside top of the bag.

Anyone who’s had a single cab truck can tell you that space runs out pretty quick, even if you can haul most anything in the back. That was the feedback we got on our original Stryker, so we made the Stryker XL.  We still didn’t seem to scratch the itch for more capacity on this platform for some.  So, we used our usual development system and listened to our customers. 

The Hellbender adds an extra 350 in³ to internal storage and a large Bane style pocket on the outside for extra layers or wet gear.  The sling is now made from Xpac to help with cleaning up after a successful hunt.  The compression straps can move from the main bag to the back seam to keep your optics protected for the pack out.  The front panel of the bag has a zippered pocket with a key hook inside and a belt pouch matrix above the Bane style stash pocket.  Each side has a water bottle pocket that works well with the front pocket compression strap for tripods. Inside the main bag is a Chamber pocket and sleeve for your water bladder. On either side of the top grab handle is a port for the hose.  Webbing tracks along the bottom will work with our Sherman and Grab-it pockets.  Each bag will come with all the straps necessary to help secure the load.

Adding to where the Hoodlum and Hellbender left off, the Bedlam Duplex pack is a 3–4-day pack made from 500d Ranger Green Cordura, #8 YKK zippers and Coyote Brown 4 way stretch Tweave fabric. It’s full zip access and asymmetrical pocket layout give the user multiple options and quick access to all their gear. With two belt pouch matrix and compatible with any of our lids, Grabit and Sherman pocket, you can build out a system that will keep you in the hills longer with more capabilities.

Zippered spotting scope pocket on the left side will hold items 20” tall x 9” wide x 4” deep. It has a single #8 zipper slider that ends up near the top. Two compression straps run over this pocket, a third right above.

Reinforced 4-way stretch Tweave water bottle pocket on the right side will hold up to two 32oz Nalgenes and have a compression strap going over the pocket to secure tripods.

The main zipper stops short of the water bottle pocket with a bottom slider and goes all the way to the top of the bag to open up 2/3 access to the main compartment. This gives you a bucket to start the loading process and keep the bag upright while stuffing. This zipper ends at the top in two reinforced loops that you can pull on open the bag rapidly. You can also link them together to keep the bag from opening when overloaded.

Hellbender style front pocket can easily hold extra layers, a wet rainfly, snowshoes or a folded chassis rifle. The 3/4” webbing compression straps can pass through their D-rings to route around objects on the back of the pack. The 3/4” strap over top will secure weapons on the back. The bottom grab handle is large enough for a bow cam, snowshoe tails or Ice axe.

Dual Hydration exits on either side of the Squadron frame sleeve and a bladder pocket sewn to the inner back will keep your hydration system routed to your preferred side.

The included removable Chamber Pocket will keep your small items readily accessible at the top of your pack.

2 K-clip straps attached to the bottom will help secure tents and sleeping pads to the bottom.

All side release 1” buckles are Duraflex Autolocks with split tail female buckles.

The redesigned 22MAG combines all the best features of the Shape Charge, into one flexible carry system specifically designed for our 22″ Duplex Frame allowing the pack to handle heavy loads with Kifaru’s legendary reputation for comfort. A full zip clamshell opening with multiple rows of PALS assures full access to gear and allows for the addition of any PALS or Lock and Load pockets. The Panel loading design makes this pack ideal for traveling, photography, and for medical equipment that you need to get to quickly. Dual Nalgene pockets on the exterior of the pack allow you to store tripods or spotting scopes securely using the two horizontal compression straps. Bottom compression straps allow you to hold sleeping pads. Multiple mesh pockets and PALS webbing on the interior of the pack help keep gear organized and within easy reach. The top pockets separate small essential gear or optics keeping them accessible without having to open the main bag. Carry on compliant with multiple grab handles for easy transport.

Based on the Kutthroat Suspension, the 357 Mag picks up where the other Magnum packs left off but at a lighter weight. Staying true to the 44 Mag’s lineage in a more compact form, the 357 Mag has two side pockets, top and panel access, and multiple zippered pockets. Pals webbing on the front panel and inside of the back panel will make attaching other items like belt pouches or radio mounts easy to do. The inside has two tabs for K clip straps to secure loads like radios or meat to the back panel. The Kutthroat suspension is sized to hold 24” composite or aluminum stays and has 3 load lifter attachment points. Designed to work with our Duplex Long and Short Shoulder straps and Waistbelts. You can also switch the Duplex belt for our Omni belts or no belt at all (two three bar compression straps included in Chamber pocket for shoulder strap connectors for running with Omni belt or no belt). The side pockets and bottom panel zippers have the lock out tabs to keep them from opening or for routing water bladder hoses through (side pockets have bladder hangers). Two heights of Sherman Pocket attachment points help adjust the height of your firearm storage. Perfect for day hunters with optics and can handle loads comfortably up to 80lbs.

The 44 Mag is a combination of many of our packs over a few years of evolution. Our Duplex frame packs have traditionally been top loading drawstring style packs that can be closed using our lightweight lid tabs sewn into the snow collar or with a detachable / adjustable lid. The only pack that strayed from this in our recent history is the 22 Mag, a zippered panel loader with a sewn in lid pocket. Many requests to make the 22 Mag bigger and with better access have been on our plate for a while. Until the Shape Charge came around earlier this year, there wasn’t a clear way to accomplish the 22 Mag’s bigger brother.

Sharing the side pockets of the Hoodlum, the access of the Shape Charge and the lid pocket of the 22 Mag, the 44 Mag grabs all the best features from our lineup. The main compartment (3390 c.i. / 72.1L) is accessed by 4 burly #10 YKK zippers, a matched pair up top and one at the bottom on either side. The back panel has a hydration sleeve and a Pals webbing field up top, just below our chamber pocket. Elastic hose/wire ports reside just above the side pockets on both sides. The Hoodlum style side pockets (310 c.i. / 5.07L each) zip down the front of the pack with a #8 YKK zipper and have a lock out tab on the top to secure the pocket. The front of the bag is covered in Pals webbing and can accommodate all our pockets. There are two tab sets on the front of the bag for connecting Sherman pockets and lid straps to. This gives the user the ability to run the Sherman higher/lower for weapon carry or to customize vertical compression.

The Lid has three pockets, one small pocket up top with 2 key hooks, one large main pocket (390c.i. / 6.4L) in the middle and a mesh zippered pocket underneath. The dual handles from the 22Mag reside on either side of the lid with a tubular nylon handle going across the top of the frame sleeve across the back. On the inside of the front panel, there is an open topped mesh pocket which can be accessed when the lid is flipped open.

The compression straps for this pack are half sewn in and half K-clip straps. The top straps can either be passed through captive webbing tabs above the side pockets or attached directly to the Pals webbing to lock out the lid zippers. The lower two compression straps are sewn on the front of the pack and connect to the frame. The bottom compression straps are K-clip straps and connect to the frame. There are tabs at the top of the frame sleeve for attaching a lid and can connect to the two sets of tabs on the lower front of the bag or the single overload tab just below the front label. There are 4 tabs sewn over the top of the Hydration sleeve on the inside that will accept our K-clip compression straps. Like all of our Duplex bags, there is a load shelf sewn on the bottom back of the bag above the tensioner straps.

This bag may not be the largest in our line up, but it is a beast that can morph to fit many roles. It’s built in organization and potential to be modified means it can handle most any adventure into the backcountry or down range.

Developed with South Cox, the stalking ninja, the Bane is our answer to those who asked for a lid that can be used as a final approach pack as well. If you’ve ever been pinned down in the middle of a stalk, you know that having water, rain gear, survival gear and food can be a lifesaver. You can easily fit all of these items in the Bane, and, if more room is needed, the matrix on the front panel allows you to attach a belt pouch with ease.

If you’re looking for a light weight daypack that can be used in multiple situations, without compromising durability, the Bane is for you.