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moondog
07-19-2020, 01:06 PM
Quick question:

considering the Kuiu Pro 3600 pack for day hunts. The downside is the price and you need to purchase the pack, the internal frame and then the suspension all separately. The plus is that different bags can be interchangeable.
my question is can this pack be used without the internal frame as it won’t be used as a meat hauler. I could then purchase that frame at another time. Doing so would knock 200 bucks off the price.

thanks

donny.brooke
07-19-2020, 01:53 PM
The only Kuiu pack that can be run without the carbon frame sheet and only the suspension is the 1850 icon pro. It has aluminum stays you install when you run it without the frame sheet. All other bags must be used with the carbon frame sheet and suspension.

RyoTHC
07-19-2020, 02:03 PM
Badlands vario.

whitlers
07-19-2020, 03:33 PM
The only Kuiu pack that can be run without the carbon frame sheet and only the suspension is the 1850 icon pro. It has aluminum stays you install when you run it without the frame sheet. All other bags must be used with the carbon frame sheet and suspension.

This ^ and I find the 1850 small for a day hunt if you plan on hiking and bringing a spotting scope. I stepped up to the 3600 for a day pack/one or two nighter. I keep a 7200 in the closet for multi day adventures. It's a good system, light weight and fairly tough from my personal experience. The one thing I will say is that it does not carry weight as nice as others.

KodiakHntr
07-19-2020, 04:42 PM
If you are spending Kuiu dollars on a pack get one that is worth the money; kifaru, stone glacier, even a Mystery Ranch. There are a lot of better constructed options out there than Kuiu when it comes to packs.

WhiteTailAB
07-19-2020, 05:03 PM
If you are spending Kuiu dollars on a pack get one that is worth the money; kifaru, stone glacier, even a Mystery Ranch. There are a lot of better constructed options out there than Kuiu when it comes to packs.

I'm glad someone said this cause I'm looking for a new pack and I needed some options!

KBC
07-19-2020, 05:20 PM
Why spend lots if you aren’t planning on packing much weight?

Desert Eagle
08-07-2020, 10:00 PM
Check out the EXO packs also. I use a 3500 as a day pack and it reduces size for this purpose nicely.

SR80
08-08-2020, 05:45 AM
There is a pack comparison video done by rokslide and the kuiu pack is doing pretty good compared to the others tested. Might be worth checking out.

PressurePoint
08-08-2020, 08:29 AM
Im a life long lover of Kuiu, but when it comes to packs and sleeping bags..... KIFARU all the way....!

Cordillera
08-23-2020, 07:48 AM
I have a kuiu 7000 and 3200. I had the 1850 for day gear and it was too small if you are packing any amount of spare clothing. I looked at other options and felt the kuiu was either lighter or better priced. I’ve hauled heavy meat loads just fine with the 1850 and 3000 but it is not as good as a heavier pack like my Tatonka or the older Kifaru my friend uses. However the Kuiu is way lighter which I appreciate when I’m carrying it every day for a week or more.