Vorn Packs

Glassaholic · May 18, 2018

http://www.vornequipment.com/

I know these are new but I think some of you have already purchased and using them. How are you liking them so far? How have you liked the QRR system, is it truly easy to get the rifle out, and what about putting it back in, do you have to take the pack off to get the rifle back in or does it slip in pretty easy with the pack still on? Are you able to strap on other accessories from other manufacturers or is it pretty proprietary? I'm looking into the pack for short hunts and hikes. Will the rifle carrier hold a Manners EH1 stock with DBM and AI magazine? Does it matter how big your scope is or is it designed to fit some of the bigger 5-25x56's? Finally, are any of the Hide dealers carrying the pack, where is the best place to purchase? Thank you.

nexusfire · May 18, 2018

They work pretty much as advertised. Best pack out there for carrying guns. The quick release system work for the most part. Sometimes the hooks will get hung up on a piccatiny rail or on the bottom of my MPA chassis. I have run the MPA chassis and a RACS chassis in both hunting and match environments and it is the best I have found. Light weight and just enough room for your gear. I recommend it.

Nik S · May 19, 2018

Those look sweet...

lennyo3034 · May 19, 2018

I was between these and a Kuiu pack for a hunting rig. I ended up with Kuiu because I couldn't find enough reviews on the vorn. Glad to see its not a gimmick.

pmclaine · May 19, 2018

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Sogan · May 19, 2018

Their video makes it look awesome. Glad to see some people have actually had success with it as well

Nwapache · May 19, 2018

I’m running the big one and I like it. Had to spend some time getting comfortable with inserting the rifle but once I did, it became easy. I haven’t mastered stowing the rifle without taking the pack off one shoulder but it certainly releases with no problem. It’s very comfortable to wear, the material is high end, the stictching is top notch and the compartments are well thought out and accessible. Buy with confidence.

SLG · May 19, 2018

Just food for thought. All the rifle scabbard packs out there are very heavy for their load capacity. Some are not even designed to carry weight very well. When I need to carry real weight, like 100#'s of animal, plus some gear and a rifle, I want a pack that is as light as possible, while still providing a proper suspension and build quality to sustain that weight and be locked onto me correctly. The only way I have found to make this a reality, is buy a proper pack (your choice, but I like HPG and Kifaru quite a bit, though some of the K stuff gets up their in weight too) and then carry my rifle slung over me. A gunbearer can work too, but I fond that it unbalances my pack a bit too much and that I need a taller pack with really good load lifters to make it work well.

I have not tried the Vorn, and I would like to, but their listed weights for the CI size are a bit of a turn off.

If you don't need to carry real weight, or not very far, then I suppose none of that matters.

nexusfire · May 19, 2018

^ they definitely will not haul any serious weight like an elk quarter or similar.

SLG · May 19, 2018

nexusfire said:
^ they definitely will not haul any serious weight like an elk quarter or similar.

Good to know, thanks very much.

powdahound76 · May 19, 2018

Wjm
Head up my way and see Kifaru. You will not be disappointed.
I think they are making a rifle scabbard now? If not, get them to. I would buy one for days other than long mtn hunting trips.

They are very affordable too!......

264win · May 19, 2018

They do look nice, but I agree that they are to heavy. I will stick with kifaru, proven company and product.

Glassaholic · May 20, 2018

nexusfire said:
^ they definitely will not haul any serious weight like an elk quarter or similar.

Really, based on what information? I'm not disagreeing, I'm just curious how you came to this conclusion as hauling and elk quarter would be one of my considerations.

Glassaholic · May 20, 2018

powdahound76 said:
Wjm
Head up my way and see Kifaru. You will not be disappointed.
I think they are making a rifle scabbard now? If not, get them to. I would buy one for days other than long mtn hunting trips.

They are very affordable too!......

Thanks powda, I have a client across the tracks in Lakewood so maybe next time I'm up I'll send you a PM. I had only heard Kifaru mentioned briefly but didn't realize they had such a strong lineup and history, I'll have to look more into them. Where is the preferred place to purchase?

Dang, I just saw they are made right here in Colorado, nice! I'm going to have to check out their showroom.

SLG · May 20, 2018

wjm308 said:
Thanks powda, I have a client across the tracks in Lakewood so maybe next time I'm up I'll send you a PM. I had only heard Kifaru mentioned briefly but didn't realize they had such a strong lineup and history, I'll have to look more into them. Where is the preferred place to purchase?

Dang, I just saw they are made right here in Colorado, nice! I'm going to have to check out their showroom.

The only place to buy them is there. Love them or hate them, they are the gold standard.

nexusfire · May 20, 2018

wjm308 said:
Really, based on what information? I'm not disagreeing, I'm just curious how you came to this conclusion as hauling and elk quarter would be one of my considerations.

I dont think that the material it's made of is strong enough. The shoulder straps and frame is well made, there is just no attachment point on the pack that I can see where you could attach a quarter from a large animal or a caped out head. It's just my opinion.

powdahound76 · May 21, 2018

wjm
RMS gear on Kipling (traditional bow and hunting shop/range) has a couple frames and bags.
Great guys, not even close in knowledge to the guys at the Kifaru shop.
The Kifiru shop has a small showroom, awesome expert staff, and I was given a tour of the facility.

I am very happy with the money I spent. It carried better than any other pack I have owned, including old Dana Designs, gregory, arcteryx, etc.

Glassaholic · May 22, 2018

powdahound76 said:
wjm
RMS gear on Kipling (traditional bow and hunting shop/range) has a couple frames and bags.
Great guys, not even close in knowledge to the guys at the Kifaru shop.
The Kifiru shop has a small showroom, awesome expert staff, and I was given a tour of the facility.

I am very happy with the money I spent. It carried better than any other pack I have owned, including old Dana Designs, gregory, arcteryx, etc.

I’ve at least got to give them a visit before I consider the Vorn, I like the idea of the QRR but if the Kifaru is a better fitting pack and more usable in the long run then that may be the better option.

Glassaholic · May 22, 2018

nexusfire said:
I dont think that the material it's made of is strong enough. The shoulder straps and frame is well made, there is just no attachment point on the pack that I can see where you could attach a quarter from a large animal or a caped out head. It's just my opinion.

Thanks for the response nexus, I'm curious for any users out there with the Vorn pack, have you ever tried this, where would you attach a big game quarter and how did it work?

Glassaholic · May 22, 2018

Well, here's hoping the Vorn Lynx will fit the bill, I couldn't pass up on $90 off, right now you can purchase the RealTree Lynx for $209 from Vorn USA
http://us.vornequipment.com/
I know the pack is a little on the heavy side, but I just couldn't pass it up for the price. The Lynx makes a great daypack size with the convenience of the QRR for quick access. If I plan on going deeper into the bush I think I'll have to consider other options.

The Deer is an even better deal at $152 off their regular price so only $227, but I felt the Deer was a bit too big for the majority of what I want to do in the field.

Mute · May 23, 2018

wjm308 said:
Well, here's hoping the Vorn Lynx will fit the bill, I couldn't pass up on $90 off, right now you can purchase the RealTree Lynx for $209 from Vorn USA
http://us.vornequipment.com/
I know the pack is a little on the heavy side, but I just couldn't pass it up for the price. The Lynx makes a great daypack size with the convenience of the QRR for quick access. If I plan on going deeper into the bush I think I'll have to consider other options.

The Deer is an even better deal at $152 off their regular price so only $227, but I felt the Deer was a bit too big for the majority of what I want to do in the field.

Love to hear your thoughts when you get the pack. I've been looking at these also.

Sogan · May 24, 2018

wjm308 said:
Well, here's hoping the Vorn Lynx will fit the bill, I couldn't pass up on $90 off, right now you can purchase the RealTree Lynx for $209 from Vorn USA
http://us.vornequipment.com/
I know the pack is a little on the heavy side, but I just couldn't pass it up for the price. The Lynx makes a great daypack size with the convenience of the QRR for quick access. If I plan on going deeper into the bush I think I'll have to consider other options.

The Deer is an even better deal at $152 off their regular price so only $227, but I felt the Deer was a bit too big for the majority of what I want to do in the field.

Excited to hear what you think

Lowlight · May 24, 2018

I am bringing mine to the SH TC Next weekend, so I will be hauling my match gear with it

Glassaholic · May 24, 2018

Lowlight said:
I am bringing mine to the SH TC Next weekend, so I will be hauling my match gear with it

Which one do you have to haul all your gear? I ordered the Lynx and am hoping it will hold all my gear, here's my Range Go Bag list to get an idea

Lowlight · May 24, 2018

The Lynx

nexusfire · May 24, 2018

wjm308 said:
Which one do you have to haul all your gear? I ordered the Lynx and am hoping it will hold all my gear, here's my Range Go Bag list to get an idea

Lol you might want to consider a wagon

grinnergetter · May 24, 2018

Vorn fox, Mcmillan stocked A-5 with Thor thermal on top. Makes it really tall.

I had to pry the bottom apart a bit but it still cinches down nicely. Carries really nice although
I'm not hauling much gear for local night hunts.

Glassaholic · May 25, 2018

nexusfire said:
Lol you might want to consider a wagon

Tell me about it, but surprisingly the gear doesn't take up much room, I easily fit it all in a medium duffel. Some stuff in my list is only for certain outings so I don't bring everything everywhere, that is just my checklist after forgetting too many things when I head out

Crews · Jun 24, 2018

Any more updates from folks using these in the field? Are they at least as good as an Eberlestock?

SLG · Jun 24, 2018

How well does the rifle compartment work with large tactical rifles? Bipods, slings, AI's, AR's with scopes and bipods, etc...

Crews · May 6, 2019

Bump it up, who is using a lynx!!??

260284 · Jan 29, 2020

@wjm308 and @lowlight , what did you think of the Lynx? I am considering one for a hunting/match pack. Any way to carry a folded carbon fiber tripod on the side opposite of your rifle?

Thanks

Lowlight · Jan 29, 2020

I like using the Lynx,

Not too big, I carried a tripod with it in Colville and it worked great, I carried a Tripod at the CD match but used it more like a walking stick there, beat putting it away and pulling it out every 15 minutes

260284 · Jan 29, 2020

lowlight said:
I like using the Lynx,

Not too big, I carried a tripod with it in Colville and it worked great, I carried a Tripod at the CD match but used it more like a walking stick there, beat putting it away and pulling it out every 15 minutes

How did it handle your rifle? I am using a Manners style stock, 26" barrel with a break, and a Minox ZP5 5-25 scope that will be 16-18 lbs empty. Tired of fighting a slung rifle with a pack on.

Thanks,

Keith

Lowlight · Jan 29, 2020

Handles rifles just fine,

I used my Cadex Competition Chassis in Colville and JP 224V in NM, both fit and work

We tried it in LV with an AI and it was no problem before ever considering it.

If it sucked I would have said, don't waste your time or never brought it up again, but 2 years later I am still using it for matches that require walking

Both these matches require over 3 miles per day of movement

ChadL · Jan 29, 2020

Nice bags for sure. Wish they had a bow option.

Prebanpaul · Mar 8, 2020

I will be ordering
the deer this week.

CaseFinder · Dec 21, 2023

Glassaholic said:
http://www.vornequipment.com/

I know these are new but I think some of you have already purchased and using them. How are you liking them so far? How have you liked the QRR system, is it truly easy to get the rifle out, and what about putting it back in, do you have to take the pack off to get the rifle back in or does it slip in pretty easy with the pack still on? Are you able to strap on other accessories from other manufacturers or is it pretty proprietary? I'm looking into the pack for short hunts and hikes. Will the rifle carrier hold a Manners EH1 stock with DBM and AI magazine? Does it matter how big your scope is or is it designed to fit some of the bigger 5-25x56's? Finally, are any of the Hide dealers carrying the pack, where is the best place to purchase? Thank you.

Just giving an update on Vorn packs as there are not many North American distributors. Just acquired their EV45 pack from an Alberta, Canada distributor called Work n' Play, a sporting goods chain. Their Fox Creek, Alberta location was real helpful over the phone and ship to US with all the customs considerations in mind.

Vorn EV45 Hunting Backpack

Hunting backpacks from Vorn have become a favorite among hunters worldwide. With your firearm well protected inside the backpack, you can focus on the hunt. The Quick Rifle Release system gives you fast and reliable access to your firearm when you are ready to take the shot. High attention to...

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Talk to Damian:

carbonbased · Dec 24, 2023

CaseFinder said:
Just giving an update on Vorn packs as there are not many North American distributors. Just acquired their EV45 pack from an Alberta, Canada distributor called Work n' Play, a sporting goods chain. Their Fox Creek, Alberta location was real helpful over the phone and ship to US with all the customs considerations in mind.

Vorn EV45 Hunting Backpack

Hunting backpacks from Vorn have become a favorite among hunters worldwide. With your firearm well protected inside the backpack, you can focus on the hunt. The Quick Rifle Release system gives you fast and reliable access to your firearm when you are ready to take the shot. High attention to...

worknplayvalleyview.ca

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Cool! Thanks for the info.

Kickin45 · Dec 24, 2023

That is a pretty slick design

JMGlasgow · Dec 25, 2023

Those company also ships to the USA.

Krale; Sport shooting, Hunting and Airsoft specialists | Store | WebShop

Specialists in shooting sports, hunting and airsoft with a retail store and webshop. ✓ Large stock ✓ Low prices ✓ Great service ✓ Really fast delivery

www.krale.shop

JMGlasgow · Feb 25, 2024

I bought the EV45 from Krale Shop in the Netherlands. All in with a rain cover and shipping it was $450. Shipping was crazy fast at 2.5 days.

I do have one complaint with the pack, the rifle carrying area is pretty narrow. My Grayboe Renegade stock forend is almost too wide to fit, and a scope with exposed turrets fits but not well. I have put 3 rifles in it to try with a Razor Gen2 3-18, Steiner P4Xi 4-16, and my Rem700 CDL 30-06 with a Gen1 Viper. They all fit with some persuasion but were pretty tight.

The adjustability to fit my torso and shoulders is very nice and easy, maybe they could have worked on making the rifle holding area adjustable for different rifle thicknesses. I'm going to order a Grayboe Phoenix 2 stock in the future, maybe it will fit better with a forend width of 1.76 inches instead of 2.35 like the Renegade.

Overall the pack is well made, and would suit a hunter well for deer or antelope. It may be a bit small for Elk or larger game.

I have an email in to Vorn Defense concerning the Vorn GARM pack, and if they will ship it to the USA.

CaseFinder · Feb 25, 2024

JMGlasgow said:
I bought the EV45 from Krale Shop in the Netherlands. All in with a rain cover and shipping it was $450. Shipping was crazy fast at 2.5 days.

I do have one complaint with the pack, the rifle carrying area is pretty narrow. My Grayboe Renegade stock forend is almost too wide to fit, and a scope with exposed turrets fits but not well. I have put 3 rifles in it to try with a Razor Gen2 3-18, Steiner P4Xi 4-16, and my Rem700 CDL 30-06 with a Gen1 Viper. They all fit with some persuasion but were pretty tight.

The adjustability to fit my torso and shoulders is very nice and easy, maybe they could have worked on making the rifle holding area adjustable for different rifle thicknesses. I'm going to order a Grayboe Phoenix 2 stock in the future, maybe it will fit better with a forend width of 1.76 inches instead of 2.35 like the Renegade.

Overall the pack is well made, and would suit a hunter well for deer or antelope. It may be a bit small for Elk or larger game.

I have an email in to Vorn Defense concerning the Vorn GARM pack, and if they will ship it to the USA.

Have to agree with you. The EV45 does not like tall windage turrets of any kind. It seems to like capped windage turrets one does not adjust. It also does not like ARs with the forward assist bulge on the side; moreover, forget about folders. They need to make the rifle storage area at least 2cm deeper. Its a pack you have to find the right rifle for versus the other way around. Like you said though, it is still a very well-made pack and your shipping (mine took 10 days) and price was better than mine from Alberta ($507) with no rain cover. In fairness, customer service was excellent from Work n' Play and I would not hesitate to buy from them again.

Capt_Right · Mar 9, 2024

JMGlasgow said:
I bought the EV45 from Krale Shop in the Netherlands. All in with a rain cover and shipping it was $450. Shipping was crazy fast at 2.5 days.

I do have one complaint with the pack, the rifle carrying area is pretty narrow. My Grayboe Renegade stock forend is almost too wide to fit, and a scope with exposed turrets fits but not well. I have put 3 rifles in it to try with a Razor Gen2 3-18, Steiner P4Xi 4-16, and my Rem700 CDL 30-06 with a Gen1 Viper. They all fit with some persuasion but were pretty tight.

The adjustability to fit my torso and shoulders is very nice and easy, maybe they could have worked on making the rifle holding area adjustable for different rifle thicknesses. I'm going to order a Grayboe Phoenix 2 stock in the future, maybe it will fit better with a forend width of 1.76 inches instead of 2.35 like the Renegade.

Overall the pack is well made, and would suit a hunter well for deer or antelope. It may be a bit small for Elk or larger game.

I have an email in to Vorn Defense concerning the Vorn GARM pack, and if they will ship it to the USA.

Did you ever hear back from Vorn Defense?

JMGlasgow · Mar 9, 2024

I did. Unfortunately they are not allowed to sell to anyone other than LEO and military.

CaseFinder · Oct 2, 2024

https://www.recon-company.com/en/front-defernce-garm-backpack-32-l/409396.308

They will sell the GARM, but the price is ridiculous.

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