Hill People Version 2 Kit Bag, Review & Test

After some contemplation and the continued use of a small chest pouch I decided I wanted something larger so I could have more items accessible without having to continually remove my backpack. Enter the Hill People Version 2 Kit Bag, this pack seemed to hit all the points on my list so I went ahead and purchased one and gave it a nice little test and I was very happy with the outcome. Spendy, buy once..cry once, I think this particular bag will endure many fine adventures. It's construction is solid from the stitching to the zippers, totally satisfied.
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[@precipiceofgrind]

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[@BOOSTEDLASER]

Was told 10x they dont make black ????

[@BOOSTEDLASER]

This area looks fake, like CGI. My bag (tracking now) is 1 day away ! Cant wait

[@BOOSTEDLASER]

Whats your weigh loaded?

[@sunnybeach4837]

Mine just came in the mail 20 mins ago. The American craftsmanship is awesome. It's made Soo well

[@joewehner9837]

Definitely not lacking in the bear protection with a 10mm 😉

[@TRX450R]

Thank you for sharing and the review.

[@precipiceofgrind]

You're welcome! Thank you for watching!

[@YFZMoto]

Looks like a real nice bag and I love the fact it has a firearm pouch in it. I think it would work good while riding My dirt bikes in the hills to it does not look real restrictive so it should work good.

[@precipiceofgrind]

Oh yeah, I'm sure it would work plenty well while riding.

[@royhurley7572]

I got their largest several years ago. I haven't regretted it yet, and I doubt I ever will.

[@precipiceofgrind]

Yup, great products! Thanks for watching!!

[@ratherbyexploring4898]

Any chance we could get a year end review of the canyons? Best? Worst? Most diabolical?

[@precipiceofgrind]

Not a promise but that's a pretty cool idea. Currently backed up on videos, when I have some time perhaps I'll put something together. Thanks for the suggestion!

[@omegachen]

nice review! do you know if it's possible to detach the rear harness to attach the bag to another pack?

[@precipiceofgrind]

Thanks for watching! Don't have the bag in front of me so can't say for sure..

[@omegachen]

@@precipiceofgrind no worries. hpg sells an alternate back panel, so i'm going to assume they can be swapped/removed.

[@killerskincanoe]

@@omegachen they can be swapped. But note if you get the alternate harness.. You have to remove the buckle clip from the included harness as the alternative harness doesn't ship with one. (can be lost) so keep an eye on it after you take it off.. Or you'll be SOL

[@paulespinoza7172]

Have you ever tried RIBZ front pack?

[@precipiceofgrind]

Nope. I'll check em out though..

[@JC-rf9px]

I like gear and all, and I like the idea of having stuff accessible, but put a bunch of stuff on your chest that you don't really need AND wear a backpack? I'm not wearing that thing hiking in the desert so I can have my phone and a camera and 3lbs on my chest. No sense. And who the hell carries a 10mm for black bears in desert country? Up here in grizz country we carry a big can of spray that you can access immediately...like Molle'd on the bottom of this pack. That's the best and safest way to protect yourself. Immediately accessible. If you think you can pull that zipper open, even the quick method shown, stick your hand in a soft bag and grip your piece properly, ready to draw and fire before a time a grizzly is on top of you, you've got another thing coming. I can see wearing this a light and tight bag for holding phone, keys, protein, and ready to use can of bear SPRAY on the outside on a nice day hike. But why not just holster your pistol on your waist then?