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Ranger 2200

Ultralight 2200 cubic inch day pack with internal frame and efficient organization.
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Ranger 2200

Features

Best For: Hunting Day Pack

A 2200 cubic-inch, three-pound, hunting day pack with an ultralight tubular aluminum perimeter frame, dual-density air mesh suspension, and durable Cordura and Duraflex components. Hydration-compatible with versatile storage and compression straps, it’s built for comfort and performance on every hunt.

  • Weight

    2 lb 15.9 oz / 1.36 kg

  • Materials

    330D HT & Waterproof HT Cordura®
    Ducksan® Climber Airmesh
    Duraflex® Hardware
    YKK® zippers

  • Sizing

    M Waist: 30-48 in / 76-122 cm
    M Height: Up to 5’9” / 175 cm
    L Waist: 30-58 in / 76-147 cm
    L Height: Over 5’10” / 179 cm

  • Dimensions

    Volume: 2200 cu in / 36 L
    H x W x D:
    22 x 11 x 10 in / 56 x 28 x 26 cm

  • Compatible Accessories

    Sold separately:
    Pack Rain Cover - S
    Platypus 3L Hoser
    Pack Bow Holder

  • Lightweight Aluminum Tubular Frame: Enhances load-bearing strength while minimizing weight for reduced fatigue and superior comfort.
  • Dual-Density Air Mesh Suspension: Raised, ported back panel and shoulder straps promote airflow and provide cushioned support for all-day wear.
  • Hydration-Compatible Design: Internal mesh sleeve with quick-detach hook ensures silent performance and accommodates up to a 3-liter hydration reservoir.
  • Cam-Lock Compression Straps: Daisy-chain adjustable for securing loads like a bow, rifle, shed antlers or extra gear with maximum versatility.
  • Removable Padded Waist Belt: Adjustable for load-heavy hunts or detachable for a lightweight, streamlined setup.
  • Functional Pocketing: 2200 cubic-inch main compartment with horseshoe zipper for bulky gear, plus internal mesh and external quick-access pockets for organized storage.

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Overall rating: 4.7874565 / 5 from 287 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

The Ranger 2200 hunting day pack is praised for its perfect fit, well-organized pockets, and overall comfort. Customers appreciate its lightweight design and advanced materials, making it ideal for demanding environments.

Summary topics

  • Fit (10%): Customers keep praising the fit of the product, with many describing it as perfect or great.
  • Pocket Organization (13%): In general, customers find the pockets to be well-organized and well-placed. However, some wish they were closer to the front.
  • Pack Comfort (49%): Many customers expressed satisfaction with the pack, describing it as great, awesome, excellent, and comfortable.

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Review highlights

  • "The pack is very light, fits well and has adequate pockets for the gear." — Corey G.
  • "Great daypack, works well and feels comfortable." — Landon G.
  • "It had a comfortable hip belt and the various pockets were well organized." — Jim P.

Reviews

Great Quality

"I used this for a pre-hunting ruck workout over the weekend. My shoulders have never felt so good wearing a pack! Perfect weight placement over my hips and lots of ways to keep the load from shifting. Great product overall!"

— KEITH D. (5/5)

I returned the pack because

"I returned the pack because it didn’t suit my needs how I thought it would, so my review is more of an unboxing. But the pack is very well made, even shoulder straps (I hate that has become something I have to check, thanks GR for always messing that up), and very comfortable. Excellent build quality and harness system."

— Mark w. (5/5)

Great pack but noisy

"I got this as a take-everywhere daypack and I love it. It’s got great features and carries so nice I forget it’s there. Two drawbacks though. It’s really loud. The shoulder straps rub on the waist band and make a creaking noise. No desire to take it archery hunting with that much noise. After a day of shed hunting it had me about to lose my mind hearing it constantly. I wrapped tape around the shoulder straps which dampened it quite a bit. A different fabric on the waist strap at the contact point would easily fix it. I usually don’t get worked up about gear making noise but this would annoy anyone. Also, the main pocket zipper really fights you. Feels like I’m going to pull it off every time. Resolve those two things and it really would be the perfect day pack."

— Zachary C. (4/5)

Ranger 2200

"This is a great day pack. shoulder straps are thick. And it’s a stable fit on your back. Hardly know it’s on there. Small enough You won’t load it with stuff you don’t need. Big enough to fit the stuff you need. Has a place for walking sticks, and a place for binos. All in all very happy with my purchase."

— Devan Z. (5/5)

Bad Design for water bladder!

"Overall happy except one major thing. The KUIU branded Platypus water bladder bite tube with a cover doesn't fit through the designed opening. What's the point of having an opening if it doesn't accommodate a product they specifically sell with their logo on it! Disappointed! Called CS and they want me to send them a picture of it not fitting, really??"

— Julie E. (4/5)

Great pack

"Love this pack. Lightweight and not bulky. Has good storage compartments. Well thought out. Perfect for 2 day Montana elk hunts 👍"

— Mike R. (5/5)

Pack seems well made and

"Pack seems well made and fits well . Wish it would come with rifle holder. Also more outside loops would be helpful. Really like pack so far. Will get good test later this year."

— Kirby B. (4/5)

Ranger pack

"Pack fits great to my back. Plenty of room but not bulky I’m able to shoot my bow and rifle without any interference from the pack"

— Michael N. (5/5)

Great pack on first trip. A couple suggestions

"Love this pack so far. First trip was an Alaska vacation with some hiking. No hard-core hunting yet. Bought this pack due to its mid-size, removable hip belt and many zippered pockets. All those delivered what I expected. You can never have too many zippered pockets in a pack! 2 suggestions. I'm a little worried about durability on the side / water bottle pockets. I'm someone who hates water bladders and always carry nalgenes in those pockets. They hold very well but mesh it a little light. The 2 little Kuiu label straps on the front on the shoulder straps are a great place to hang your bear spray or similar items. Problem is. . . they're at an angle and make those items hang crooked and bounce around funny. Change them so they are straight across!"

— Howard A. (5/5)

Most agree it needs to be a bit bigger

"After packing it as full as possible for shore fishing, day hunting, over night camping, shed hunting/wildlife photography, go now emergency evacuation bag & bugout bag, it falls slightly short of all of them with the space taken by a 3 liter camelbak. Nearly everything I carry must be carried internally to be secured & out of the elements & cant be strapped outside the pack, besides tripod, elk bugle call, ultra light tent, & treking poles. I still like it & keeping it, but even with the frame removed, it still fell slightly short of my needs & I had to buy additional web gear pouches to attach to it. Its now my light day pack with dedicated knife, multi tool, flashlight, pocket camera, binos, light rain jacket, & beanie/hat for PNW weather unpredictability. I do love the slim, tall style for dense bush whacking & removable waist belt & removable ultra light frame tho. Great designs in the features, but just about an inch or 2 too thin. If I didn't know about add on/custom web gear pouches, the pack would not work for me. Great pack for most casual users, but I live for the outdoors & spend allot of time in it & know what I cant go without in most day trips when I dont want to take my large back country hunting pack. Your other packs that would work are just too expensive & there are cheaper options with same quality. Still happy to own this pack. Cant hate on it for what it is"

— Joshua K. (3/5)

Q&A

Trying to decide on the size of the Ranger 2200, medium or large. I'm 5' 9" with an 18" torso, 43 chest, weight 185. Also, is the 22" frame height the medium or large?
You will want to go with the Medium size based on your height. The Medium is 22" and the Large is 24" tall
Can this pack out elk quarters?
It would not be the best choice for elk quarters as you would have to de-bone the meat and the pack is only rated to carry about 45lbs. A better option would be our Pro, Pro LT or Pro Divide Packs
Is the only difference between the medium and large the size of the belt? I'm 6' even, but fairly slender, so don't need the extra length on the waist
The main difference will be between the height of the bags. The Large is about 2" taller than the Medium
If I am 5'9" and a half, should I order large or medium? Thanks!
We would recommend going with Large

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