First Look: Insights Hunting Drifter Day Pack

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posted on September 25, 2020
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Decked out in Realtree Edge camo, the Insights Hunting Drifter Super Light Day Pack is the brand's lightest, weighing in at under two pounds. Expandable pockets provide storage for essentials, while the center compartment expands to hold larger items like sheds, or even a turkey decoy. For comfort, a breathable and padded back panel has been included, to save sweat and strain on your back during warm scouting trips, early-season hunts and turkey season. Shoulder and chest straps adjust to fit, and a MOLLE-style attachment system allows you to attach any gear you can't store inside. For more information on the Drifter, visit insightshunting.comMSRP: $69.99

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