Tenzing TZ PP15

Great backpack! It's made sitting in the woods, in the middle of winter, pleasant. The seat is comfortable, the pack is sturdy. My only complaint is the clips for hooking up the caller bag and the seat are not very glove friendly to use and it squeaks a bit as you walk with it on. I can't imagine hunting without it at this point!

Been using this bag a couple years now and has held up great, I’m rough with my equipment as well. I’m a heavy guy and the legs are able to support me when leaned back on it.

Very comfortable to use in the field. I use this for coyote hunting and every possible inch is filled in the backpack. Wish the backpack portion was just alittle bigger but it works.. I’ve seen a lot of people say the legs break but if you take the shoulder straps off when you sit down they will be fine.. they break because people twist and they break

Great product, in many ways, legs fold back and it makes a great back pack for hunting from your stand which we all hang once in the stand, but great when Deer hunting off the ground with the legs extended, large, thick seat, allows you to set as long as you wish. Plenty of storage,

The pack works well for holding multiple items. The problem however, is w/ the legs. On the 3rd trip hunting I leaned back and one of the legs broke making it completely useless for anything other than a backpack. Legs are pretty poor quality in comparison to the rest of the pack. And oh the best part is I missed the return policy by 2 day......Wow for such a expensive pack I would have expected better

It looks good haven't used it yet(June). It looks like it will meet my needs good back support Shoot prairie dogs sitting. Fall for coyotes

I haven't taken it out hunting yet but played around with it in the yard a bunch. Who ever designed this pack is a hunter. It is very handy and when you think something should be there it is. This integrated seat and back rest system is awesome and the handiest thing I've ever found for hunting. I'm very pleased with the quality of the zippers, fabric and stitching. Think it will last a long time. I'm now a Tending fan.

Finding packs and such for predator hunters is difficult as is, so after many years hunting with the Cabela's predator vest, I bought this one and have been using it for the last year and a half. In many ways, this is lots better than the Cabela's vest and I say this with lots of field use on it. I have only found one annoying feature. The buckles that secure the butt pad and the detachable e-caller bag to the pack are quite a pain to undo. They require you to remove your gloves (even thin ones) and fuss with them for a bit before they break loose. None of the other buckles on the pack have this issue. Other than that, it is a very well thought out design. It carries your equipment much more comfortably than the Cabela's vest (think backpack with good waist band and padded shoulder straps) and the e-caller bag can carry a FoxPro Shockwave sized caller. I used to only be able to carry the FoxPro FX5 in the big pocket on the Cabela's vest. The 15 liter capacity is just big enough to carry water, snacks, and extra layers for a full day's hunt. Sitting in the pack with its extendable legs is very comfortable and I've had no issues with the legs as some others have. As you can tell by the pictures, I've added some FHF Gear pouches to the shoulder straps for my range finder and caller remote. This pack is especially awesome for the predator/varmint hunter who likes to walk a lot (6-7 miles/day). I've only used it in the desert southwest, but very worthwhile for the price. Awesome piece of kit!