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Best pack I have used for riding. I carry a lot of tools and 1st aid while riding. The pack provides two main benefits. 1: The weight of gear is distributed evenly and low on my body, so that I do not feel the weight while riding. 2: Easy access to things I often need while on the trail without removing the pack. I do have one suggestion. Maybe consider making the shoulder straps a hair narrower. Got one ride in with it so far. My ridding buddies are all interested in it. Great product! ...

10 out of 10 - 5 Stars - 100% would buy again. My old hydro pack didn't hold enough stuff and would create shoulder pain after a day on the trails. Not this pack. Well balanced and carries the weight low and off the shoulders and neck. I've ridden a hand full of rides (500+ miles) and just finished a 2 days ride with 170 miles of single track and the bag worked perfectly. It holds my 2L hydro bag, a full took kit, tow strap, and minor first aid, light linch and a full days worth of snacks,...

Absolute Love this pack! I’ve been using the typical camelback backpacks for the last 20 years and although they’ve worked well, I always struggled with them staying put and the weight on the shoulders. Seeing some great reviews on WLF pack vest, I wanted to give it a try and was pleasantly surprised with how comfortable it is. I have plenty of room for a 3L bladder, tools, my regular gear and easy access to phone. I’m a big guy, only 5’10 but at 265 lbs and a 48” chest it fits. Only bad part is...

three years in service. still like new. better quality than i was expecting. i have crashed with it, went off the side of mntns with it, used as a pillow for naps. it totes my hand gun perfectly in southern arizona desert where you may come accross groups of people you didnt want to with hella room for extra mags. this pack is the best. i spray it off with hose to clean it. i bet if there was someone hanging off a cliff this pack would be strong enough to pull them back up. fact: this pack will ...

This is by far my favorite piece of gear - ever. I own two Pack Vests and the modularity of the molle system allows me to customize the setup for each mission. I primarily keep first aid supplies on board, as well as radio, inReach, and a few basic tools. As a documentary filmmaker, I also add additional pouches to carry spare batteries, mic, memory cards, and have even carried a drone. After thousands of miles of rugged BDR's with these vests, they have held up 100% and I can't recommend it...

Excellent piece of gear! Wear mine for day enduro rides and BDRs and really couldn’t be happier with it. Unfortunately, I tested the abrasion resistance when I went down after hitting a cow broadside on the NM BDR. My arm was broken, but my riding gear is no worse for the wear, and it’s waiting in the gear closet for when I can ride again! I FIRMLY believe, as an ER and Trauma RN, that my Pack Vest (Camelbak bladder inside) saved me from multiple broken bones, vertebra, and internal injuries w...

I literally feel naked if I ride without my WLF vest. It has exactly the right amount of room to carry what I need for long days out on the trail and distributes the weight in a balanced way around my body. There are so many pockets (including hidden ones!) and elastics / mesh for organization. I keep snacks, hat, sunnies, phone, and camera batteries in the front pockets. I love that those are easy access while sitting on the bike, without taking the pack off. In the main compartment I have my w...

The pack is great! They aren't kidding when they talk about amazing weight distribution. I had a full 3 liters of water, a small tool kit in case of breakdowns, lots of snack, TP (you never know what might happen on trail), small first aid kit, phone, and sunscreen. It was super comfy on top of my chest protector and didn't rub. There was an abundance of spots to clip walkies or other accessories. It cleaned up super easy with the air hose. I'm only 5'4 so when it came in the mail I was a little...

I have had the Pack Vest for a few months and worn it many rides. Its made of a very stiff/tough material that I thought would be unconformable until it breaks in, but it hasn’t been an issue. Shoulder straps do rub my neck a little when wearing only a jersey. It is not an issue when I am wearing a neck buff or chest protector. Overall I am very happy with the fit and comfort. Functionality: I have worn the Klim Arsenal for a few years and while it is a great product its just not very versatil...

The WLF Pack Vest is a Top Tier Piece of Kit. It is an extremely modular, highly efficient way to carry a full day+ of equipment. I came from a Klim NAC Pack, and while that was good- this is so much better. I carry this thing EVERY time I go out to ride and the capability for repairs, medical and sustainment often benefit everyone I ride with. My USWE 3L bladder has room to spare in the hydration compartment. The tool kit from the NAC Pack fits perfectly into the tool pouch and allows me t...

Absolutely awesome bit of kit! From @therealurbansnapper As an ex-armed forces professional, the WLF Pack Vest offers a sense of familiarity that instantly stands out. Wearing it brings back memories of the trusty chest rigs from my service days, with its streamlined design and functional pockets. It's comfortable, whether on or off the bike, providing a versatile solution for those who appreciate tactical gear with a touch of everyday practicality. The fit is snug yet unobtrusive, allowing...