Suggestions on Kifaru Gear

[Ltoops]

Looking for Kifaru gear suggestions heading to the backcountry for a 7-10 day Elk trip.

 

[Will_m]

Well, you’re in for an interesting time.

 

[hunterjmj]

Post your question in the Backpack section and you'll get endless suggestions.

 

[Drenalin]

Ultralight pullouts are the only products I’ve used from them that I’ve kept.

 

[judders87]

If you decide you want a Hoodlum in Coyote Brown I've got a brand new one to sell... decided to keep my multicam one. Probably will be the most suggested pack for a 7-10 elk trip from Kifaru.

 

[Kenneth@Kifaru]

If you decide you want a Hoodlum in Coyote Brown I've got a brand new one to sell... decided to keep my multicam one. Probably will be the most suggested pack for a 7-10 elk trip from Kifaru.

This would be a great set up for what you are looking for. You get the Hoodlum in CB from him and than just buy the frame online. My favorite bag we have is the hoodlum. I did two 7 day trips this past season and had plenty of room to add extra days of food.

 

[Kenneth@Kifaru]

And you want to talk more about or gear in pack fitting or just in general. Feel free to shoot me an email.
[email protected]

 

[Ltoops]

If you decide you want a Hoodlum in Coyote Brown I've got a brand new one to sell... decided to keep my multicam one. Probably will be the most suggested pack for a 7-10 elk trip from Kifaru.

Definitely interested

 

[trophyhill]

I’d be jumping on that if the price is right. Those have a good on sale price on the website last time I looked in Coyote Brown. Love my Hoodlum. The next one is the frame. Duplex light or Tactical. I have the UL (which they no longer make) and Tactical and really am undecided on which one I like better.

 

[Wilderlife]

The Reckoning is another one to look at. I've used mine a bit so far and have done an overnighter in it. Plenty of room and ability to accessorise it. I'd buy another in a heartbeat. Looking forward to hiking some meat out in it over the next couple of months.

 

[MightyWhitey]

I’ve got a reckoning and a fulcrum for sale if you’re interested, both multicam . I chose the hoodlum, it seemed like the best of both to me.

 

[Dwight2180]

They have an All Packs Comparison on their website with all the capacities laid out. How much bag you need usually has a lot to do with experience, season, and terrain. No one ever says "I wish my bag was smaller" but lots carry extra crap just because they have the space. If it's your first backcountry trip, go with at least a 5k ci bag. If you haven't already emailed Kenneth or Kifaru....do that, they won't steer you wrong.

All Packs Comparison - Kifaru International

All Packs

kifaru.net

 

[prm]

I doubt you’ll be disappointed with a Kifaru pack. As for other gear, I like the Woobie and Lost Park Parka.

 

[vdocLU164]

I've been using the Stryker XL and pack a dry bag and stuff it in the meat shelf. Seems to work out. So far I have zero complaints about any kifaru products I've bought

 

[Killshot824]

Super happy with my kifaru packs so far. I have a hoodlum and a 22 mag. Also they have several multicam bags on sale right now.