Sold K4 3600 PACK SYSTEM

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I have a coyote brown small 25" K4 I need to sell. I just bought a multicam 5000 for work and don't need this one. Doesn't include any accessories, does include a matching lid.

Hoping for $500 TYD, but shoot me an offer. I'll get some pictures up shortly, but no damage or blood stains. Just a little dusty from the field and archery season.
 
Helping out here...(I hope). A plug for this pack.

This is a phenomal pack for day hunts and multi-day backpack hunts if you are going light.

I own that same pack and use it for wilderness archery elk from a wilderness base camp. I love it for that. I live in WA state and mostly do my wilderness hunts in the Rockies.

IMO, the pack is a bit heavy for a day pack but you are using it for its overall utility and ability to carry a heavy load, not just for water, lunch and rain gear. For its defined purpose it isn't heavy - its your brother. I take the lid off when not needed. I have lighter packs suitable for a single day or one night from base camp - but I prefer the K4 3600.

I've had a lot of hunting packs over the last 40 years or so of wilderness hunting and this is my favorite.

Right now I'm loading mine up to see how many days of backpack hunting I could cover with that size pack. I believe Mark Huesling (EXO) has used that size for a longish multi-day backpack hunt. From my perspective, it loads like a pack that is larger than 3600. Price looks fair to me, but what do I know?

I plan to sell my somewhat larger K3 version later this year because I don't need both...that and my K4 3600.
 
Helping out here...(I hope). A plug for this pack.

This is a phenomal pack for day hunts and multi-day backpack hunts if you are going light.

I own that same pack and use it for wilderness archery elk from a wilderness base camp. I love it for that. I live in WA state and mostly do my wilderness hunts in the Rockies.

IMO, the pack is a bit heavy for a day pack but you are using it for its overall utility and ability to carry a heavy load, not just for water, lunch and rain gear. For its defined purpose it isn't heavy - its your brother. I take the lid off when not needed. I have lighter packs suitable for a single day or one night from base camp - but I prefer the K4 3600.

I've had a lot of hunting packs over the last 40 years or so of wilderness hunting and this is my favorite.

Right now I'm loading mine up to see how many days of backpack hunting I could cover with that size pack. I believe Mark Huesling (EXO) has used that size for a longish multi-day backpack hunt. From my perspective, it loads like a pack that is larger than 3600. Price looks fair to me, but what do I know?

I plan to sell my somewhat larger K3 version later this year because I don't need both...that and my K4 3600.
Thanks for posting :) I love the Exo stuff! I switch between a Kifaru and an Exo these days after trying many, many packs and rucks over the years
 
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