New for 2022: ALPS OutdoorZ Impulse Hunting Pack

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posted on March 23, 2022
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ALPS Impulse Lead

The new ALPS OutdoorZ Impulse pack is like having a cupboard with you in the tree or blind, and complete with a square bottom, it can stand on its own. Soft material and silent opening and closing make it an excellent option for day trips for everything from turkey to deer.

ALPS OutdoorZ Impulse Hunting Pack

It was specifically designed to be an ultra-stealthy, easy-to-access, all-day pack. The fleece material is extremely quiet with a waterproof membrane. A zipperless main compartment has silent entry with magnetic closures. A two-piece adjustable and detachable waist belt adds to the versatility.

The design and accessories allow hunters to carry a rifle, crossbow, bow and separate quiver, and use it for a storage system. With internal and external mesh pockets, integrated rain cover, hydration pocket and ports, it weighs a mere 5 pounds, 4 ounces. Total volume is 30L/1,850 cubic inches. MSRP $199.99; alpsoutdoorz.com.

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