$240.00
Stay safe and visible in the woods with our Hunter Orange Box Utility Pack.
Hunter Orange
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Description

The Box Style Hunter Utility provides plenty of space in a small footprint, and is sized similar to our Woodsman Pack with a side gusset. It's a solid pack, designed to give you what you need, and get you out in the field doing what you love at a price point that works. It'll serve you well any time you want to have higher visibility, whether hunting or not. Our Hunter Orange backpacks are all made of the same waxed canvas from the same manufacturer as our field tan waxed canvas. For this color, we use a lighter weight, tighter weave 10.10 oz. canvas that provides the same rugged-wearing toughness and reliability as the rest of our packs. The water-resistance of the waxed canvas lasts, and is re-treatable, the fabric repairable for year after year of hikes to the bush camp. Our Hunter Orange Packs are built to get you out into the wilds with the function and safety of made in USA high-visibility. The Box Utility backpack provides great value and function for the price, but doesn't skimp on durability. It's made by hand in Duluth, MN, and guaranteed for life.

Features & Specifications

SPECIFICATIONS:

SIZE / VOLUME: 18in H x 16in W x 6in D. Approx. 50.96 L

WEIGHT: 3.75 lb

POCKETS: 1 interior map pocket. 2 external slip pockets

CLOSURE: Brass roller buckles, Bridle Leather Straps & Large flap over main compartment

SHOULDER STRAPS: 2.25in pistol belt cotton web with leather and solid brass attachment

MATERIALS: 10.10 oz. Waxed Canvas, Bridle Leather, HH Leather, Chestnut Heavy Lace Leather, Solid Brass Hardware, 2.25in Pistol Belt Cotton Web

Sustainability

When you invest in a Frost River made-in-the USA item, you’re not just getting gear that’s handcrafted and locally-made, you’re getting a piece made with intent. 
  • Lifetime Guarantee and robust repair program to keep your Frost River gear going for years to come.
  • Premium Materials sourced from businesses that have sustainability in mind.
  • Solar-Powered Manufacturing facility allowing us to craft Frost River goods with clean, renewable energy.
  • Investments in Technology that ensure the highest yield of our materials is consumed.

  • Made in USA

  • 30 - Day return

  • Secured payment

  • Quality Assurance

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  • Made In USA

    Duluth, Minnesota

  • Lifetime Guarantee

    Build to Last

  • Handcrafted

    Heritage Goods

  • Premium Materials

    Raw Reliability

You feel the ground beneath your feet, a thin layer of frost on the bed of wet leaves. You're holding your breath as you peer through layers of autumn forest. Your deer camp is still a mile off, but you're happy for the journey to get there, the solitude that the pilgrimage brings. The waxed canvas pack on your shoulders is quiet and carries your kit with confidence. You'll be there soon, but already, you're a part of the woods.

SPECIFICATIONS:

SIZE / VOLUME: 18in H x 16in W x 6in D. Approx. 50.96 L

WEIGHT: 3.75 lb

POCKETS: 1 interior map pocket. 2 external slip pockets

CLOSURE: Brass roller buckles, Bridle Leather Straps & Large flap over main compartment

SHOULDER STRAPS: 2.25in pistol belt cotton web with leather and solid brass attachment

MATERIALS: 10.10 oz. Waxed Canvas, Bridle Leather, HH Leather, Chestnut Heavy Lace Leather, Solid Brass Hardware, 2.25in Pistol Belt Cotton Web

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OK, but...

This has a lot of what I am looking for for in a pack to take my stuff to my deer stand. However, having used something similar for the past ten years, I would like to see the following additions:
--- a sternum strap;
--- a hip belt.
My current pack load including a days food, extra ammo, fire starters, knife, a thermos, and equipment to stay out all day in 10-degree cold, is about fifteen pounds. Thus the hip belt really takes a load off my shoulders.