New for 2024: ALPS OutdoorZ Impact Pro Turkey Vest

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posted on February 23, 2024
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ALPS Outdoorz Impact Pro Turkey Vest Lead

ALPS OutdoorZ has introduced its new Impact Pro turkey vest, boasting the same innovative features and conveniences of the original Impact, with a series of bolstering upgrades that the serious turkey hunter will appreciate. 

ALPS OutdoorZ Impact Pro turkey vest rear view.

ALPS designers have incorporated the stadium seat concept—the folding, portable stadium seats that provide stand-alone back support so you can sit comfortably anywhere—into the new Impact Pro, doing away with bulky, floppy fold-up seats often attached to the back of many conventional turkey vests. The stadium seat design is made of a high-density, molded foam bottom cushion and backrest to minimize bulk while ensuring maximum comfort and protection from the cold or wet ground.

To deploy, simply drop the seat cushion and sit. The system is ideal for any turkey hunting scenario, but especially for the run-and-gun hunter who may need to set up—and sit still—for an extended period.

ALPS OutdoorZ Impact Pro turkey vest left and right side view.

Additionally, molded front pockets keep diaphragm calls from being crushed or damaged, while removable, adjustable box call and ThermaCELL pockets ensure you have everything you need within easy reach.

In the back, the Impact Pro integrates an oversized game bag, so you can haul that big tom on the long trek back to the truck or camp. A large cargo pocket with adjustable strap-and-buckle closures is the perfect place for carrying water, a knife, flashlight, snacks or rain gear. Included MOLLE webbing allows for further customization.

With an MSRP of $149.99, the new Impact Pro turkey vest comes in Mossy Oak Original Bottomland camouflage and weighs 5 pounds.

For more information, visit alpsoutdoorz.com.

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