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The Kifaru 44 Mag reenvisioned: a first look at Kifaru’s latest launch
The Kifaru 44 Mag, already known for its versatility and size, has been reimagined and just relaunched, and this time, it is a lighter, more capable top-loading pack with all the bells and whistles of its predecessor.
Kifaru, the trusted leaders of backcountry performance packs and gear, announced this week the highly anticipated second generation of the 44 Mag. The original pack’s first iteration, introduced in 2019, was a popular traditional top-loading pack. Its capacity and organization made it a great option for single- or multi-day trips. This just-released upgrade delivers enhanced gear organization, weapon-carry capabilities, and overall functionality, yet maintains the modularity and durability that the Kifaru name has been built on.
Courtesy of Kifaru
“With the relaunch of the 44 Mag, we set out to build upon the pack’s already solid foundation by incorporating key improvements that enhance performance in the field,” Kenzie Gates, Community Marketing Manager at Kifaru, said. “This new iteration delivers exceptional modularity and organization so hunters can be prepared for the task at hand.”
Kifaru 44 Mag Specifications:
Upgraded MOLLE System: A new laser-cut MOLLE system helps drop the weight of the pack while enhancing usability and overall aesthetics.
Added Carry: A 3/4-inch back compression strap and bottom pouch can accommodate a bow, rifle, tripod orpoles.
Hydration Compatible: Internal bladder sleeve with dual exit ports.
Reconfigured Internal Storage: External lid pockets and repositioned interior mesh zipper helps keep gear organized.
Long-Lasting Materials: Made from durable 500D Ranger Green Cordura with #10 YKK and #8 YKK zippers.
Frame Compatibility: Works seamlessly with ARK, Duplex Lite, Hunter and Tactical frames.
The rugged reimaged pack is available as of April 24, retails for $350 (pack only) or $850 (pack and frame), and can be found online on the manufacture’s website. Kifaru, which is based in Riverton, Wyoming, has been offering up durable backcountry gear since 1997.
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