ccasanova
08-12-2010, 01:31 PM
Purchased from Steve @ S&S Archery in Boise, ID
OK, I'm finally getting around to reviewing my pack a little bit. I haven't hunted with it yet, but it seems to be just what I wanted/needed. The brown cordura fabric is really nice. It seems very tough and should last a long time. This pack has so much potential. It can be as small or big as I would ever need. There are pockets everywhere. The rifle scabbard and butt-bucket work well. The fold out bird bag will hold a 20# turkey, hind quarter, extra clothes, whatever. I found a good place to stash my TreeLimb quiver (see pics). It is very comfortable to wear. I was worried about fit because I am 6' 3" 200#, but it is just fine. Its adjustable for many sized. It is exactly what I wanted: not too big and bulky, but enough room to pack a weapon, clothes, food, game, quiver; plus all my other gear. If you don't need a "hauling pack" or don't need to carry out half of an elk; this is what you want. I'm in South Louisiana and will use this hunting deer, hogs, turkey, rabbits, varmints, and doves. It covers all my needs. Awesome pack! Thanks again Steve!
If you have any specific questions or would like any particular pics, pm me and I'll try to get some posted. I highly recommend the Mini-Me.
http://i240.photobucket.com/albums/ff238/ccasanova_214/d57ef494.jpg
http://i240.photobucket.com/albums/ff238/ccasanova_214/8ed99f4c.jpg
http://i240.photobucket.com/albums/ff238/ccasanova_214/69d1f1f9.jpg
http://i240.photobucket.com/albums/ff238/ccasanova_214/fb85987a.jpg
http://i240.photobucket.com/albums/ff238/ccasanova_214/3d44f213.jpg
I don't have any pics of the rifle scabbard, but it works great as well.
S&S also has some nice video reviews on YouTube for the MiniMe and other Eberlestock packs. Check them out as well.
Steve is the man for all your Eberlestock pack needs and has a nice selection of other top gear as well. He gets most of my archery alloted budget.
OK, I'm finally getting around to reviewing my pack a little bit. I haven't hunted with it yet, but it seems to be just what I wanted/needed. The brown cordura fabric is really nice. It seems very tough and should last a long time. This pack has so much potential. It can be as small or big as I would ever need. There are pockets everywhere. The rifle scabbard and butt-bucket work well. The fold out bird bag will hold a 20# turkey, hind quarter, extra clothes, whatever. I found a good place to stash my TreeLimb quiver (see pics). It is very comfortable to wear. I was worried about fit because I am 6' 3" 200#, but it is just fine. Its adjustable for many sized. It is exactly what I wanted: not too big and bulky, but enough room to pack a weapon, clothes, food, game, quiver; plus all my other gear. If you don't need a "hauling pack" or don't need to carry out half of an elk; this is what you want. I'm in South Louisiana and will use this hunting deer, hogs, turkey, rabbits, varmints, and doves. It covers all my needs. Awesome pack! Thanks again Steve!
If you have any specific questions or would like any particular pics, pm me and I'll try to get some posted. I highly recommend the Mini-Me.
http://i240.photobucket.com/albums/ff238/ccasanova_214/d57ef494.jpg
http://i240.photobucket.com/albums/ff238/ccasanova_214/8ed99f4c.jpg
http://i240.photobucket.com/albums/ff238/ccasanova_214/69d1f1f9.jpg
http://i240.photobucket.com/albums/ff238/ccasanova_214/fb85987a.jpg
http://i240.photobucket.com/albums/ff238/ccasanova_214/3d44f213.jpg
I don't have any pics of the rifle scabbard, but it works great as well.
S&S also has some nice video reviews on YouTube for the MiniMe and other Eberlestock packs. Check them out as well.
Steve is the man for all your Eberlestock pack needs and has a nice selection of other top gear as well. He gets most of my archery alloted budget.