RISE PACK
Designing the Rise Pack, we knew it had to be simple to use, extremely quiet and not be a burden in a treestand. To achieve simplicity, we designed the Badlands Swiftlatch Opening System which uses quiet, yet secure, Fidlock fasteners on the main compartment. For noise reduction, we used our quietest, most durable and burr-resistant outer material to date and then lined the hunting pack with ultra-quiet suede. No zippers, no Velcro. The result of multiple years of climbing trees and hunting hard is a Badlands pack worthy of the name Rise. Because when you're 20 feet in the air, the last thing you want to be doing is fumbling with gear that's difficult to use.
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RISE PACK
Designing the Rise Pack, we knew it had to be simple to use, extremely quiet and not be a burden in a treestand. To achieve simplicity, we designed the Badlands Swiftlatch Opening System which uses quiet, yet secure, Fidlock fasteners on the main compartment. For noise reduction, we used our quietest, most durable and burr-resistant outer material to date and then lined the hunting pack with ultra-quiet suede. No zippers, no Velcro. The result of multiple years of climbing trees and hunting hard is a Badlands pack worthy of the name Rise. Because when you're 20 feet in the air, the last thing you want to be doing is fumbling with gear that's difficult to use.
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Designing the Rise Pack, we knew it had to be simple to use, extremely quiet and not be a burden in a treestand. To achieve simplicity, we designed the Badlands Swiftlatch Opening System which uses quiet, yet secure, Fidlock fasteners on the main compartment. For noise reduction, we used our quietest, most durable and burr-resistant outer material to date and then lined the hunting pack with ultra-quiet suede. No zippers, no Velcro. The result of multiple years of climbing trees and hunting hard is a Badlands pack worthy of the name Rise. Because when you're 20 feet in the air, the last thing you want to be doing is fumbling with gear that's difficult to use.
