Best Saddle Hunting Backpack??? Latitude Ranger 22 Review

[@zb5715]

Literally the perfect pack, scouted 5 hours with it before a sit last night. Fully loaded with a water bladder, cameras, etc. It’s the bag every saddle hunter has ever wanted.

[@pathfinder5804]

Luv my mystery ranch popup 28 cuz my saddle stuff and my WindWalker stand fits in the meat shelf no problem. However I find all these new packs VERY intriguing!!! When I bought my pack 4yrs ago you were making something work that was meant for a different use. These saddle companies now making a huge selection of saddle specific or mobile hunting specific packs are great!!! Good review.

[@SteveOpg22]

Thank you for reviewing this!! I am definitely getting one as soon as they come back in stock!

[@JodyCapps]

Keep a look at Lancaster archery. They popped up stock over and over again that’s how I got mine

[@AsocPaladin0016]

This thing looks sick. I’ve been using a cheap tidewe bag and had to get creative to attach all of my saddle gear on it in a usable manner.

[@RUGG-D]

Slick! Michigan Made baby 👊🏻

[@TheBowhunter_Project]

Looks like they knocked it out of the park. Having compression straps on the back and bottom is nice.

[@NextStepOutdoors]

It’s pretty solid. Excited to test it with all my self filming gear soon.

[@e3nutrition_performance]

Such a great review!

[@NextStepOutdoors]

Thanks dawg!

[@krewsmom]

Okay this is the best pack I have run......but. I am struggling with the lower back pad. It is positioned in a place that actually causes pain in my back. I have reached out to Latitude to see if there is a way to remove the pad without destroying the bag. For me, the pad is to thick and to dense. Again this is my opinion and my eperience, others may love it!

[@NextStepOutdoors]

Weird, I’ve never even thought about the back pad being an issue. Hope you figure out a way to make it work!

[@tracea06]

I bet this thing costs a fortune

[@NextStepOutdoors]

$225 I believe

[@zachjabour]

Honestly I hate to say this as a huge latitude fan, but this pack is a joke. I feel like they rushed this out. I’ve watched a ton of review videos trying to figure out if you’re getting your bang for buck. Ended up buying it and it’s a complete bust. It’s a glorified school backpack that is made with excellent quality. If you are trying to use anything other than latitude products (more specifically their sticks) you’re going to be incredibly disappointed. It’s very brand specific (think Matthew’s bows) and even if it weren’t it would barely fit the average joes mobile pack in set up. Regrettably I returned mine. There are many packs out there for a fraction of the price (or same) which are much more versatile.

[@NextStepOutdoors]

I feel like for the person who is trying to be efficient as possible and not take a ton of extra stuff, it’s a great pack. Personally, I don’t run it with the compression sleeve on the outside. That leaves you with two horizontal compression straps that would secure any sticks or platforms well, not just latitudes. When I’m carrying all of my self filming gear (multiple cameras) and outer layers, it is on the smaller side tho.

[@wesleyubanks6783]

Sorry it didn't work for you, but they definitely didn’t “rush” it out. It’s a TX5 K.Y.S.S. pack copy, that packs been made for years…just without the custom touches.