Tenzing introduces TX 17 to TX hunting pack series
The daypack boasts a roomy exterior and user adjustable exterior features. (Photo: Tenzing)
Tenzing expands its new TX series of hunting packs, announcing the addition of the TX 17 to the affordable daypack lineup.
The roomy daypack is the workhorse of the new TX line, according to Tenzing. Offering 2,500 cubic inches of storage across nine pockets and compartments, the TX 17 is the largest pack in the TX series.
Combining soft, silent and bur resistant tricot fabric with 500D nylon and Hypalon reinforcement, the pack is full H2O compatible and accepts Tenzing’s two or three-liter hydration bladders. The pack opts for an adjustable waistband that is removable as well as an ergonomic padded shoulder harness and included sternum strap that are also user adjustable.
Once strapped on, users will note the unique trampoline style suspension system which works to keep the pack away from the hunter’s back. This design increases air flow and overall comfort on the trail.
The pack comes in the versatile Realtree Xtra or Kryptek Highlander camouflage and is ideal for either stand or spot and stalk hunters pursuing prey over a variety of terrain.
The TX17 is currently available with a price tag of $149.99.
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