Teratorn Backpack Review, By Zach Ploshynsky

[Justin Crossley]

Check out this review and find out what Zach Ploshynsky likes and dislikes about the design and function.

Teratorn Backpack Review

@Helislacker @robby denning @Ryan Avery

 

[Ryan Avery]

Check out this review and find out what Zach Ploshynsky likes and dislikes about the design and function.

Teratorn Backpack Review

@Helislacker @robby denning @Ryan Avery

@Helislacker, great write-up, and you hunt in some nasty country!

 

[RockAndSage]

This was a great review, appreciate it being posted here in the forum.

 

[Greenstig]

The blaze orange crocs behind the shock cord are friggin…

GENIUS

For those of us in locations with hunter orange requirements, seems like an easy way to add at least 100 sq inches.

Oh, and nice write-up!

 

[DroptineNW]

Solid write up. I second them Gucci orange crocks idea. Solid

 

[Helislacker]

Because someone asked what I had in the little accessory pouches. They’re clear pouches I got from Amazon. I prefer clear pouches for accessing stuff in a pinch, especially when it’s cold.

Bag on the right is my kill kit:
- nitrile gloves
- 5x game bags
- mini sharp sharpener
- paracord

Top middle bag is medical:
- gauze
- antiseptic
- moleskin
- assorted bandages and triangle bandage
- medical tape
- a few other odds and ends
Tourniquet and a few other things are stored in the waist belt pouch for immediate access.

middle bag is misc stuff:
- Sleep meds for sleeping in extremely high winds or dense grizzly country (poor sleep can ruin a hunt and I’d rather just not know if there’s a Grizz nearby. If I need to know I’ll find out pretty quick.)
- Tylenol
- Benadryl
- Epi pen
- anti diarrhea meds
- extra earplugs (also for sleep)
- small tooth brush and mini toothpaste tube
- extra water purifier tabs
- 1x large body sized “shower” wet wipe for hygiene
- electrolyte usually in form of nuun tablet tube
- mini multi Allen key for tightening scope zero reset, tripod screws, bino arca clamp and other miscellaneous pieces of kit.

Lower middle is batteries and electronics:
- 20000mah Anker battery pack with charging cable for phone and primary headlamp. (Avoid the Cheapo battery packs)
- 12-15x spare AAA batteries for headlamps
- 1x backup headlamp

Left is emergency kit - usually stays in my bino harness:
- signal mirror
- lighter
- water proof matches and fire starter
- small flint
- a few emergency water purifier tabs
- 2x emergency rounds for my 6.5
- 1x emergency coffee crisp or mars bar
- 1x emergency epi-pen
- sometimes emergency foil blanket is included depending on weather.


This list is made off of recollection so there may be more I just forgot about.

A lot of sheep hunters would scoff at this list, saying it’s too heavy and not required. I’ve got a larger frame and am 6’4, so I’m able to pack a little more than some other might recommend and still be comfortable. With time I may slim some of this down, but this is where I’m at currently and quite happy.