$249.00
Exterior Dimensions: 21” high, 14” wide, 9” deep
Shuttle Pod Capacity: 5 lbs.
Access matters during those early mornings as the meadows and marshlands begin waking with the sun. Paxis has partnered with Stix & Stones to create the Twin Lakes backpack featuring Long Range Grass Camo. Whether you’re out hunting in Washington or hunting in Montana, this camouflage backpack allows you to get what you need without stopping what you’re doing. Keep your straps on, use one hand to gently pull the release handle, and the things you need swing to the front in one swift, secure motion.
Accessories are available to enhance your Paxis backpack experience.
The modular design and flexible configuration of our Pod Armor lets you divide your Pod exactly the way you need it. Whether you’re looking to protect your camera gear or organize your fishing gear, Paxis Pod Armor is up to the task.
The Padded Cell insert is a customizable, interchangeable pick foam system that allows you to create the compartments necessary to protect your photography lenses, drone/GoPro, hunting and fishing gear, spotting scope, birding binoculars, and other sensitive equipment.
The Paxis VAULT is the ultimate camera storage for photographers on-the-go. The fully customizable bag features a tough exterior to protect your gear from the elements. The interior features soft, protective material and five adjustable dividers that offer the ultimate in protection. The padded handle makes carrying the VAULT a breeze. The VAULT fits easily into the top portion of the Paxis Twin Lakes and Mt Pickett backpacks as well as many other backpacks.
When you’re out hunting with dogs and it starts to rain, keep everything dry with our RainShield Gear Protection. With an elastic binding, the RainShield easily slips over any 30-liter or smaller pack to securely protect your backpack and contents from the elements. The Paxis RainShield is designed to keep your backpack dry, no matter what the weather is doing.
Put the backpack on and adjust the shoulder straps and hip belt. Secure and adjust the sternum strap. The release for the Shuttle Pod is the T-handle on the right hand side of the pod. Pull the handle gently, and the pod will release and swing to the front. To lock the pod back into position, first swing the pod to the back. Using one hand on each side of the pod, gently pull the pod toward your back. You’ll hear a click when the pod locks into the latch.
The Twin Lakes are located in Moran State Park on Orcas Island, in Washington State. They represent the splendor of hiking in the northwest. The lakes are accessible only by trails that wind you through cedars, hemlocks and Sitka spruce trees one of the largest tracts of ancient forest in the Puget Trough.
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I’m a fly fishing guide and love this pack, very handy and durable. Lots of room to pack extra gear and snacks for my clients. I get lots of compliments wearing this pack🤙 If you’re debating about getting this, get it, you’ll be glad you did!
I recently purchased the vault for my Twin Lakes pack. I had been packing my extra lenses and other photography equipment in the pod and upper pack in neoprene bags. I decided it would be faster to grab a lens if it was not in a bag, and wanted a safe secure way to carry them. As you can see, the pod works great. In the photo you can see what I packed. The pod has my Sigma 150-600 zoom lens, which takes up all the space. In the vault, I have a Canon 70d with an 18-135 zoom lens attached. I have a 100mm macro lens and 3 extension tubes to use with it. I have a Lensball and stand along with a mini tripod. Even with all that in the pack, I still have more room. The vault fits easily into the top pack and by lining up the zippers, I can open the pack and vault quickly and easily.
Purchasing the vault has just added to my collection of Paxis products, all great quality items.
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