Insights Hunting by frogg toggs- The Vision Bow Pack, Camouflaged Hunting Pack

Excellent pack for archery hunting. It fits my current 2018 Hoyt RS1 as well as my 2013 PSE Dreamseason perfectly. I will not get a chance to use it until next weekend but I can easily tell it is well made. I really like the way it securely holds the bow in a separate padded compartment. I use a short limbsaver stabilizer and it completely covers 90% of the actual bow but completely covers the sight and also the stablizer. Only a small portion of the upper bow extends out of the top of the protective compartment. I ride a 4-wheeler to my hunting stand and this pack will make it so much safer to carry my gear and bow and leave my hands free to focus on driving/riding. I'm looking forward to using it next weekend for the first time. I have been using a standard pack for years and just recently started using a 4-wheeler. I decided I did not like the attachments for my 4-wheeler similar to those made by Koplin for holding a bow. They are well made and likely work very well but not what I wanted. I like the idea of putting on my pack at the truck, getting on the 4-wheeler, walking to the stand, climbing the tree, etc... and never taking off my pack until I am safely and securely in my stand .... all hands free. It is well worth the price and likely the last one I ever buy. Oh yea ... it comes with a lifetime warranty !!!

This bags holds everything I need for a single day hunt. It's great for the ground blind. I can pack more than I need for the day. Fully loaded I'm at 50 pounds and the bag is strong enough to hold tight to my back. I have a Bowtech CP28 in there and it protects it well. Plenty of straps and more tiedown points for much more gear. I like the shelf pouch that folds out too.

I bought this pack because while it’s a short jaunt to the range on my bike, strapping the entire case to the back of my bike is an ordeal. I might get odd looks on the trail, but it’s the lightest and most efficient way to do this.Essentially what this pack does is fulfill the role of a soft case and a small day pack in one. I’d personally suggest putting a cam cover or carry sling that covers the strings while you’re using this case, but it might not be necessary— I’m just neurotic about the condition of my strings. The daypack portion of the backpack works great for range essentials, and the arrow tube holders double as nalgene water bottle holders, so that’s good.I’d recommend, but be aware that it carries a little bit less than what one might assume from the pictures.

I rarely write reviews on anything, but I really need to on this pack- absolutely awesome! I think I have finally found a bow and hunting pack in general that meets all of my bow/hunting needs. First construction, made of seriously heavy duty material and stitching, but without that excessive weight. Protects bow 80% (hoyt power max); when using it through the woods the other evening, branches and twigs just slid right off the pack.l, while i was able to keep both hands free for phone gps and ted light. Quick easy in and out with bow versed using previous cam straps. Molle system awesome, as you can see by the picture was able to attach a water bottle and admin pouch for my hanger straps; the only recommendation I would make for this pack is to include more horizontal webbing on the front and sides to increase attachment options. I absolutely love the out side strapping system, able to stick my outer jacket on the back outside and my rain gear on the bottom. And less filling the zipper/pouches on the inside two compartments, plus arctic boot insulators, flashlight, two extra pair of gloves, coffee mug and deer calls, still have ~20% room to spare! And once on my back, super well-balanced and comfortable, the extra padding around the bow on my back really makes it feel a lot less weighted- felt no need to put the waist strap on and by the way very cool how you can tuck that away! I can honestly say a $190 price tag is well worth the purchase, esp if you compare that price to the higher ones (and even slightly less) others out there, which i suspect have a lot less intuitive quality and options built in. I got mine through Amazon with a $125 gift card so I only pay the $78, which is an absolute steel! Aside from scouting and early season hunting where not so many supplies are needed (so will use a small/medium S.O.G. pack), this will be my go to pack for quite some time. Buy it with no regrets.

The media could not be loaded. I have archery hunted for over 45 years and finally a backpack that really works. Great design for holding bow, quiver and gear. It is a bit heavy once loaded but keeps your hands free. Great quality and a great price. Highly recommend.

The bag is big and it fit my bow perfectly. I bought it so I could ride my bike to my tree stands and keep my bow secure...and keep both hands on handle bars of bike. The clip straps hold the bow tight and I can fit other things in the pack, too. Getting the pack on isn't the easiest when all layered up with clothing on a cold morning, but safety first!

I ordered two of these bags, one for me and one for my husband, in the Excape print to match all our new camo. They arrived quick, but in the wrong print. I sent a message asking to fix it, explaining that my hunt was that weekend. Someone from the sporting goods store got ahold of me very quickly and was very apologetic. She personally grabbed them off the shelf, and expedited a two day shipping. They arrived on time! Great bag! I wish the capacity was a little larger, but then again, it helps keep the weight down. While laying in a blind, the bow holder makes a great pad to lay on too ;)

Worked great for an elk hunt.