Hunters Specialties 100013 Undertaker Chest Pack, Realtree Xtra Green
Product Description
Hunters Specialties 100013 Undertaker Chest Pack, Realtree Xtra Green
- Fully adjustable four-point harness System features quick-detach connections
- Includes 3 mesh diaphragm pockets, an additional large web pocket and ample storage space
- Quiet magnetic closures offer fast & stealthy access to internal and external pockets
- External striker holster allowing for fast and easy access
- Limited Lifetime Warranty
The h.S. Strut 100013 undertaker chest pack makes you light and mobile as possible and provides you the simplest, quietest solution to keeping those absolute necessities close at hand while turkey hunting. Plenty of room for turkey calls, ammo and accessories in a tight, compact pack that is firmly fastened to your core means less to weigh you down and more mobility when it counts. The fully adjustable four-point harness system features quick-detach connections so you're ready for any turkey hunting situation, and the molded drop down chest case provides quiet & durable "rapid-access" to accessories and gear. Includes 3 mesh diaphragm pockets, an additional large web pocket and ample storage space for additional accessories. Quiet magnetic closures offer fast & stealthy access to internal and external pockets. The external box call sleeve allows for quick and easy access to your turkey box call, while the integrated shell belt in rear storage holds up to 7 shot shells. Rear storage contains 3 additional web pockets for pan calls, face masks, gloves and additional gear. External striker holsters allow for fast and easy access to change up strikers on the fly. Don't just call gobblers, usher them into the afterlife with the undertaker Series from h.S. Strut. The undertaker chest pack has a limited lifetime warranty. H.S. Strut defines the Brotherhood of turkey diehards. You see it in our bloodshot eyes, our three-week beards and our floorboards littered with empty cans of energy drinks and matted feathers. You might call it dedication. Others might call it lunacy. We call it strut.









