The Teratorn: A Shoot2Hunt X EXO Bag Collab

[Wprinkle]

Any suggestions for a pack fly that fits this bag well and holds up? (as well as a pack fly can)

EXO actually did an article IIRC about why they don't offer or use a fly. To paraphrase it, it boiled down to no real added benefit. but... I had a Kifaru rain cover I used for 4-5 years that held up well for what it is.

 

[Harvey_NW]

Any suggestions for a pack fly that fits this bag well and holds up? (as well as a pack fly can)

I like the Black Ovis one, if they still have them. Don't get the Large unless you're covering a 7200 loaded to the hilt, the M seems big enough to cover a loaded 5k.

 

[Grizzle]

Thanks for the suggestions on flys I'll check them out.
The exo guys make great packs and their gear suggestions are generally great for the areas they hunt but some of them don't translate well to the parts of BC that I hunt.

 

[Lock3]

Does anyone know how many buckles are on the terratorn? I am going to buy a locking buckle set.

 

[mtnbound]

Does anyone know how many buckles are on the terratorn? I am going to buy a locking buckle set.

You have the 4 that secure the bag to the frame and 2 for the wing bags and 2 for the lid.

 

[WI-Carcosa]

Here is an update albeit unorthodox compared to most of the western focused testing. Here is mine setup for cold weather whitetail hunting on public land where I have a long hike or kayak to get to where I need to be. After breaking or unsuccessfully testing more than 6 other whitetail focused packs that failed I figured western equipment would be better suited (Rokslide has helped me improve my gear light years compared to the usual big marketing stuff I had access to). This bag can also actually be useful out west as my other bags did not work as well and all were sold.
-Bibs, jacket, tree saddle stuffed in through bottom of pack with the divider unzipped to use the whole bag
-kill kit and puffy layers in wings
-4 sticks, platform and movable aider attached via buckles.

I much prefer the locking buckles on the wings especially if trying to really cinch things down.
Hopefully this helps someone that wanted a k4 example for taking mobile climbing equipment.