Attaching/removing your Duplex frame
The Duplex frame attaches and removes from a Kifaru bag in a few easy steps.

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Construction
the CargoChair uses an aircraft grade aluminum and fiberglass rods for support, canvassed by 1000 denier Cordura with closed cell foam padding.

Quick Eject buckles to let you easily load and unload in a single stroke.

Cargo Chair X-Strap Kit
Quickly and efficiently secures large loads onto your CargoChair.
Includes the X-Strap and one Horizontal Utility Strap.
Comes in a 1,000 D. pouch that mounts either inside the top of your pack or at the CargoChair mount (see above).
Colors: Olive Drab, foliage or Coyote Brown
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Kifaru GunBearer®
Even your Hauler can accept a Kifaru GunBearer® - a simple, efficient way to securely carry your long gun, transferring the weight comfortably to your hips leaving both your hands free for climbing, bushwhacking, whatever. No more slings slipping off your shoulder, no more banged scopes. Originally invented for rambling in bear country, this is the safest, most comfortable way ever devised to carry your rifle and a backpack. Quicker than a shoulder sling, it's fast enough for wing shooting. With a flick of your wrist, your rifle or shotgun can be instantly shouldered for firing. Fully adjustable for any length rifle or shotgun, use it right or left handed, or remove it when you aren't packing a long gun.

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Whole load weighed in at 160 lbs.

Location: British Columbia, Canada

Here are my Alaska photos of the Long Hunter in action. It performed flawlessly throughout the entire season!
  The Dall Ram, (37") was killed in August near Horsefeld in the Wrangell St. Elias Park in Alaska.
  The L.P. tank was about one-third full when this picture was taken. I was packing it up to the airstrip to be flown out and refilled (3/4 mi. from camp). They weigh about 85 lbs. empty and this one had 45 or so lbs. of L.P. left in it. I had pushed one of these tanks in a wheelbarrow and was not happy about it. So the next one I strapped on my pack frame, laced it up tight and even with the unwieldy nature of this tank, the frame kept the load centered and me right on my way even through Horsefeld Creek. No Problem!

Over the summer I used the pack to travel from Tn. to Alaska by train, truck, bus, ferry and airplane without incident. I used the pack, whole carried by myself and strapped to pack horses with my gear and carried all manner of gear, equipment, groceries, horsefeed, Dall Sheep, fuel tanks and other assorted stuff without any problem.

SW Colorado.

Photo courtesy of Colorado Trophies.
www.coloradotrophies.com

Hello. After much research I purchased, or more correctly, my wife purchased for me at Christmas a Long Hunter pack. I was skeptical about going to an internal frame pack due to stories that you can't carry as much and so on. However, after using it for spring bear hunting, I found that our research was correct.
1. It is definitely quieter than my other packs, that's important when it comes to hunting.
2. I packed out a bear down the mountain this week that squared 5'9". I brought out the bones, hide, head all in one pack load. It was the most comfortable pack that I ever had the pleasure of overloading. And the myth that you can't carry as much in an internal frame has been shattered in my mind. I guess the people that don't think that internal frame packs are as versatile as external frames have not experienced a high quality pack such as yours.
Thank you,'
John Kotula
Valdez, AK