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Love the ventilation and belt-only option of our Featherweight Bird System but need more room? The Hybrid Bird System allows that same freedom and air flow but with a larger rear bag for bigger birds and more storage. Built on our Modular Belt base, the Hybrid Bird System can be set up for a quick hunt or a full day in the field. This compact system has big capability and offers customization based on your hunting requirements. Use the platform with or without the Modular Yoke depending on your specific needs. Affixed with our Large Rear Bird Bag, two shotgun shell pouches, and two water bottle pouches, you will have plenty of storage for the essentials. Our MOLLE covered Large Bird Bag allows you to add additional storage for even more hunting necessities. This is the most customizable platform on the market so that you can build your vest, to your needs.
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United StatesThe flexibility of this rig is next level! It can't be said enough how refreshing it is to finally have a modular hunting rig I can set up exactly the way I want, just like a high end tactical rig! Top shelf materials, top shelf construction, and top shelf personalities when I went to the shop. Great people making great products where it is obvious they know their s@#t, and care about quality! Five stars isn't enough!
United StatesExtremely well thought out system, and built to be bomb proof. Can’t wait for use this come dove and quail season in a few months. In the mean time, perfect for the clay range to hold my shells! In store pick up was a breeze, Hannah and Jimmy made sure of that!
Love to hear this!! Thanks Nick!
United StatesI love this system, Carrie’s weight very well. I was skeptical since it has no frame like a normal pack, I was not let down.
United StatesThe Good: - High quality like all Marsupial gear & a perfect balance between rugged and lightweight - Very comfortable: easy adjustability makes it easy to balance the weight between hips and shoulders (mostly on hips), even as you go from an empty to full bird bag - I was really worried about the shoulder straps being too thick, but the inward curve design keeps them out of the way when shouldering your gun. I still think they have unnecessary padding in those straps (what good does padding do on the front of a strap?), but they are functional and comfortable. - The large bird bag carries a limit of pheasants easily. The Bad: Hip belt is too wide and doesn't breathe well. It didn't bother me on a December pheasant hunt, but it did bother me a bit on a September Sage grouse hunt. The ****: Who thought zippered shell pockets was a good idea? That **** may work for doves but not for Idaho chukar or pheasants. Either shells fall out when you stumble, or you can't get to them fast enough because it's zipped up. @Marsupial, please build some magnetic pockets, based off your bino case design... and offer an exchange? ;-)
The Good: - High quality like all Marsupial gear & a perfect balance between rugged and lightweight - Very comfortable: easy adjustability makes it easy to balance the weight between hips and shoulders (mostly on hips), even as you go from an empty to full bird bag - I was really worried about the shoulder straps being too thick, but the inward curve design keeps them out of the way when shouldering your gun. I still think they have unnecessary padding in those straps (what good does padding do on the front of a strap?), but they are functional and comfortable. - The large bird bag carries a limit of pheasants easily. The Bad: Hip belt is too wide and doesn't breathe well. It didn't bother me on a December pheasant hunt, but it did bother me a bit on a September Sage grouse hunt. The ****: Who thought zippered shell pockets was a good idea? That **** may work for doves but not for Idaho chukar or pheasants. Either shells fall out when you stumble, or you cant get to them fast enough because it's zipped up. @Marsupial, please build some magnetic pockets, based off your bino case design... and offer an exchange? ;-)
