 |
| Accessories sold separately |
Reviews are often over rated, fluffed up, powder coated and one sided often times scewing the truth all to sell product. So lets just cut to the chase. Or as my father would say, "Just the Facts".
This pack is Sweet!
 |
| Greg Darling scoping out the San Juan |
I've always been a fan of spaghetti westerns so with that thought in mind. I would name this pack the "Gunslinger" of sling packs. Easy on, easy off. Similar to tactical sling packs but nothing quite as cool as this fishing friendly sling. Versatile, Comfortable - Packed full of features. Now onto the review FACTS: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly.
In March Greg Darling and I spent two days on foot and two days floating the San Juan River. Our go to bag was this Simms Sling Pack. Perfect for the trip!
The Good
Day in and day out we knew we could rely on our packs. Ideal for easy going day trips with two side access main compartments. It's a sling pack so you must sling the pack around in front of you in order to gain easy access. Attention went into detail, from the large ring zippers to the pockets on the inside. A full zip out work station front and center allowing you access to everything you need. Room for a bottle of water, gloves, spare spool and other accessories. A true joy to use.
Just the Facts Dude:
 |
| Peanut butter jelly time |
- Lightweight for a full day use – pack in all your gear and fish on the go.
- Two large zippered compartments with stretch mesh pockets
- Quick-access stash pocket beneath the waistband allows easy access without slinging pack all the way around.
- Compression molded front pocket creates a fold-down workspace
- Removable hook and loop floatant holder and tippet-spool retainer
Product Specs:
- FABRIC TECH: 420 Denier Abrasion resistant fabric with DWR
- APPROX. WEIGHT: 32 oz
- CAPACITY: 15 liters, 915.36 cubic in.
- DIMENSIONS: 20” x 14” x 8”
