Freestone Sling Pack
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Why We Like The Freestone Sling Pack
When we plan on spending a long day on the water, we bring the Freestone Sling Pack to store all our fishing gear. The bag has multiple pockets and compartments that help us stay organized and efficient throughout the day.
Details
- Durable pack stores the essentials for a successful day on the water
- Nylon ripstop fabric is lightweight yet burly
- Padded shoulder strap is comfortable and holds its shape
- Main pocket has a two-way zipper for easy access
- One large and one small stash pocket stores phone and extra layers
- Multiple accessory attachments for personalized storage
- Item #SMMF0BT
- Material
- 330D nylon ripstop, PU coating, DWR (durable water-repellent) treatment
- Volume
- 12L (732cu in)
- Support/Suspension
- adjustable chest strap, mesh-lined perforated EVA foam back panel
- Shoulder Straps
- egronomically shaped, adjustable, mesh-lined perforated EVA foam
- Waist Belt
- none
- Access
- side
- Pockets
- 1 top, 1 water bottle side, 1 zippered stash with key clip, 1 compression-molded EVA foam front with workstation
- Gear Loops
- integrated net sheath with D-ring, foam fly retaining panel
- Compression
- yes
- Dimensions
- 17 x 8.5 x 8in
- Claimed Weight
- 1.8lb
- Activity
- fly fishing
Reviews
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Overall Rating
4.5 based on 22 ratings
Review Summary
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageMarch 23, 2024
For lefties
I like everything about it, except that it sits on my right shoulder while casting. Simms please make a mirror image of this pack that does all the same functions but sits on the Left shoulder and spins around to access the opposite direction.
Originally reviewed on simmsfishing.com
March 4, 2024
Looks good, doesn’t fit good.
It sits awkward on the shoulder. I’ve loosened the straps tighten them. Adjusted it as many different ways as I could and nothing. I would love to switch it for something else.
Originally reviewed on simmsfishing.com
February 1, 2024
I have it all loaded up ready to go, just waiting on the weather to warm up. So far it has a lot of space for everything with room to spare. The built in net holder is really slick.
Originally reviewed on simmsfishing.com
December 7, 2023
Great sling pack
The pack is very light. It holds everything I need. I really like how it holds the net.
Originally reviewed on simmsfishing.com
October 3, 2023
Well made sling pack.
Nice design but I can't get it to hang right on me and feel comfy. Maybe I'm too used to chest packs. I ended up using it on my personal pontoon boat as a boat bag that I can quickly take with me when wading. Doesn't work with a life vest on, unlike chest packs.
Originally reviewed on simmsfishing.com
August 1, 2023
Multiple uses
Lots of storage and can easily carry it around all day. Switch the pack over to an early ice fishing pack for walking out on the lakes in the early season.
Originally reviewed on simmsfishing.com
June 4, 2023
Bag is awesome. Shipping department needs some attention. Took almost a month to get!
Originally reviewed on simmsfishing.com
June 3, 2023
Just the right size
Nice, comfortable sling pack. Roomie enough for all my essential gear and a few extras. A big improvement over my Tributary sling.
Originally reviewed on simmsfishing.com
May 24, 2023
Uncorfortable for me
While it looks like a great design, I find it very uncomfortable for wading and continually turning it to access the pockets. I am opting for another model that can be worn on a belt.
Originally reviewed on simmsfishing.com
April 12, 2023
Bass angler
I just bought this pack today. I’m not a fly angler, yet but I’m a major bass angler. There’s lots of places I have to bushwhack to get in. My hope is I can pack 2+ small boxes, 2 rods, water bottle, rain jacket and lunch and spend time in solitude. I had to give it 5 stars, I just don’t have any critique yet.
Originally reviewed on simmsfishing.com
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