Eberlestock J34 Just One Backpack Review

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  • Опубликовано: 15 фев 2013
  • This is one of my favorite packs, the Eberlestock J34 I like the way it rides on my back when loaded up, the way it expands to carry all my gear and some meat. We don't just sell these packs we use them. Eberlestock J34 Just One Backpack is Premium Hunting Gear. We kept wanting to do a video out in the field but never got it done, you can check out our other videos and see it in use, like lady gets it done. Stevi takes a 354" bull during the rut! Santana Outdoors
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Комментарии • 16

  • @jimwheeler6326
    @jimwheeler6326 6 лет назад +1

    have used this pack for 3 seasons now and am glad to own it. Half of our deer/elk camp have this and the other half use the badlands pack, both are excellent meat packers that hold up to the heavy loads. The rifle scabbard feature is what persuaded me to buy this one because of being able to use both hands on steep climbs.

  • @mandtgrant
    @mandtgrant 2 года назад +1

    I'm 6'3" with a long torso, and it fits me fine, but it's at the end of its' adjustments. For hunting mule deer, I put the duffle bag inside the pack. I take it out at my spike camp, and convert it to a day pack. When I get my deer, I bone it out, bag it and put it inside the pack; the duffle zips onto the back of the pack, and I'm out in one trip. (I don't take capes, just antlers for legal compliance) That is about the max, but for elk, one trip to drop the duffle, and a thirds of te meat, and another trip with the rest is pretty easy. Wouldn't consider another pack.

  • @jceven1981
    @jceven1981 6 лет назад +1

    Went over every feature. Just what I was looking for!

  • @Monscent
    @Monscent 2 года назад

    I got it last week. Love it so far, feels like superb quality.

  • @OldenLX
    @OldenLX 10 лет назад +1

    Love the review. Your pkg. for this pack is now on my wish list for 2014 deer season.

  • @ollethoors5698
    @ollethoors5698 10 лет назад +1

    Great review, one of the best!

  • @beerhunter272
    @beerhunter272 10 лет назад

    Great review! It looks like an awesome pack.

  • @marcialp93
    @marcialp93 11 лет назад

    Awesome review thanks! Helped me make my decision...

  • @vincenigro9434
    @vincenigro9434 6 лет назад

    What are the loops for on the bottom of the pack?

  • @midwestoutdoorsman
    @midwestoutdoorsman 11 лет назад +2

    looks like a great pack only knock ive heard of the just one series has been that they dont fit longer torso heights over 20 inches well and the load lifters arnt very functional especially for loads over 45-50lbs for the longer torso people im 6'3 or 6'4 ish and weigh about 175-185lbs can you shed some light on this im torn between the j34 jp9 and mystery ranch crew cab thanks you and great vids ive really enjoyed the info thus far

  • @sd3gunner
    @sd3gunner 2 года назад

    after all the new packs that have come out since this video by different makers.. do you still recommend this pack?

  • @tristinshelton2044
    @tristinshelton2044 10 лет назад

    Great pack. Only thing I wish it had was a zipper where the rifle goes

  • @midwestoutdoorsman
    @midwestoutdoorsman 11 лет назад

    also i wanted to add i want a pack to be able to haul a bow or gun and to use in wisconsin for packing out a whole deer weight dressed before quatering deboning etc would be approx 85-185lbs and also for pack trips out west for elk mule deer moose etc but will be using it in wisconsin 80% of the time thank you any info is appreciated and also if theres any other packs frames etc ud suggest im open to anything also looked at the cabelas extreme alaskan thanks

  • @willdesorcy5868
    @willdesorcy5868 2 года назад

    To bad eberlestock packs are so heavy empty and they don’t stand behind the product.

  • @pdoggy10inch
    @pdoggy10inch 10 лет назад

    this pak sucks as navy seals don use it

    • @pdoggy10inch
      @pdoggy10inch 9 лет назад

      SEALs only use good stuff……..they would use this pack if it was "good"…..DEVGRU members receive a credit card to buy they personal gear