luke valletta

the real tree bags but they can range from like 30 to like 150$

Kyle Gilles

I have a Badlands Diablo bag. It was a little spendy at $150, but a very nice big with lots of room and very comfortable and so far has been holding up very well. I can't say much about Tenzing's bags, never had anything to do with them .

Kurt Cantu

If you're going to do it, do it right. Badlands all the way. I had never even heard the name until I moved to Wyoming permanently about 5 years ago. My pal had bought his 2200 about 3 years before then and is still rockin' the faded thing to this day. I started out with the 2800 and switched up to the 2200. Both have been great packs and offer more room and usable addons, (built in pistol holsters, rain coats, florescent orange bandit straps, ect.), than any other product out there. You will pay for it with the 2200 going for about $350 however, they offer the greatest warranty I have ever heard of. Here we are 7 years later and my pals 2200 is off to Salt Lake to be replaced free of charge. The zippers do tend to fowl up sometimes but, the company is willing to make it right without any contest. Since learning that they also make hunting apparel, I will be rockin' Badlands from head to toe this season.

Jd Wiederhold

redhead has a real good bag on bass pro for 20.00 dollars ive used it for 3 years its a nice backpack can hold every thing from ammo and skinning knifes to snacks and sandwiches for a all day hunt it isnt waterproof but it its still good in snow heat rain (if it isnt pouring just drizzling) its pretty big i carry alot in mine and it dose have a pouch for a water blatter if you carry one