Primos Gunhunter's Vest
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There is a large pocket on the back of the primos vest. A bird hunt is not possible with this product. A liner protects against blood stains, but this is not lined.
It doesn't look like the straps are long enough to wrap around your arm- Besides, you could be required to wear it for your own safety if you were hunting.
There is a nylon-like feel to it.
The answer is no. This bag has a giant pocket in the back that I use to store my water.
Selected User Reviews For Primos Gunhunter's Vest
Despite my high expectations, this vest exceeded them all! Qualitative, quiet material, nice weight for hunting in the fall. Moreover, where are the storage facilities? Your ammo is stored in loops in the pockets I have 30 of them) The hidden flap can be opened to provide you with a dry place to sit if you're not in a chair or standing. This is well worth the money. I have included the diagram that shows the details as well as a picture of the back, which Amazon does not display.
I am usually surprised by how hard it is to find a quality, useful, reasonably priced item An orange vest suitable for hunting at a low price. The last time I used it was for elk hunting in the fall (with a reasonable sized pack [with a chest strap and waist belt] and bino holders) and it worked well. As a result, I wore it so that the lower pockets would overhang the waist of the pack most effectively. The pros are Please note The colors are very visible in my state, so I am able to meet the requirements. Please note Plenty of pockets inside and out, one of them even has a place where spare rifle cartridges can be stored. Please note Fortunately, the bottom pockets grew quite a bit so that I could put a good amount of stuff in Please note A quiet material (so that it doesn't make a lot of noise when things brush against it or when you brush against it). Please note Although I would make sure to knock it a few times before trusting it (and maybe a few more to be sure), the mini compass that came with the zipper was useful for general direction orienting and it saved me from digging out my big-size compass. Having said that, it is the kind of compass I would use if let alone relying on it to lead me out of a problem. The cons are Please note A heavy weight. It is made of light weight material and there are quite a few of them. Please note To close the vest and the two largest pockets, buttons have been used instead of zippers. Although zippers and snaps are quieter, I am more confident that they will keep things from falling out if they have a zippered pocket. As well as being more difficult to work with than zippers, buttons are also more fiddly. I am drawn to the buttons for some reason. It is inexpensive. Please note Would you be willing to pay In my opinion, it would be worth it. Why 55 dollars? I realize that's pushing it a little, but considering what the meager offerings from the major sporting goods manufacturers are, this seemed to be the best offer. Now that I am sitting here, writing this review, and thinking about it, the best orange vest solution might be to get a cheap one (I have seen them for as little as five bucks at the local sporting goods store) and just cut it so that you can access the pockets in your Those frayed edges might not be so great, but there probably is a way to melt or tape those back together. Well, I wonder what's going on. During next year's elk hunt, I may do that.
In post 1, I outline my views. The first thing is to state the obvious. My favorite part of the vest is the pockets. Since I had read the reviews about the sizing, I ordered an XL instead of an XXl (this is the usual size for me). About 6'2", I have dark brown hair and blond eyes It was a pleasure to meet you. I am 5'10" and have a 51" chest and a 40" waist. This vest fits me in the XL size. There is a huge amount of it. As if a sack were hanging from it. There will be no sound coming from the fabric. There may have been a need to reinforce the buttons, and maybe Velcro would have been more convenient (with gloves on anyway).
Post I received the replacement vest It is a Large and it fits. In summary, I am 6' and 125 pounds A range of 4 and 255 is acceptable. As a woman with a 51 inch chest, I need the Large size. There is a clothing line for just about every possible occasion. I wear a shirt that is at least an xxl. The order should reflect this.
It is my first review of this vest after having used it for two seasons and a half. I would have expected more from the brand. The features are exceptional. If you sit on a wet seat or are out in the wind, this vest will come in handy. A cold day is made more bearable by the thick fabric and plastic of this coat and the weight. There are still pockets to be happy about as well. The number of them is quite large. They come in a variety of sizes, are easily accessible, and feature a variety of For my jacket to be silent, I was looking for buttons and snaps in a secure place. Zippers and Velcro are negative features of the bag. Velcro components make the skinny pockets loud to open. Perfect for a flashlight or hand warmers before use, the pockets can hold a flashlight or hand warmers. It would be nice if these pockets had large snaps, as buttons are common on many Plastic zippers found on pockets on the top again make a loud noise and fall apart which is There are no attachment points for clip gear on the top of the stand and once the zippers fail, you are sure to lose gear hiking to or from the stand. It could hold some It has just one sewn loop on the chest so that you can temporarily hook binoculars or your monopod to free up your hands (this wasn't a minus but it came up quite a bit). It is obvious that some quality must have been sacrificed to accommodate the price. Buttons fall out of the button holes which are more like cuts with no support. Thread is constantly separating away in the button holes causing the buttons to be snagged. It seems the top button got stuck in the thread and the button got snagged in It is necessary now to inspect and snip the threads so that the replacement button does not get lost. There were two problems with the zipper on the top. Next, the right and then the left. of the zippers now is to close the pocket by putting the zipper half way through. My main concern is the zipper failure, which almost makes me not want the vest. I'll try to salvage a fix for next season since I've been informed replacing the zipper isn't easy. The number of stars on Amazon would be even if they gave even scores. It gets a 5 star rating out of 10 from me since I'm 50/50 on it. Even though I like all of the features, the zipper failures and the poor stitching finish make it hard to use.
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