Awesome piece of kit Casey! The more I see you using a chest pack in your videos, the more useful they seem.👍🏻👍🏻

I saw Jason's video on this a few weeks ago. I like it and the little pack that you can order as well and then add his attachment to the kit. Pretty cool setup !

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Yeah it’s a pretty cool little system. I haven’t tried it with the pack yet but that looks like a nice option.

I’m so glad you uploaded this video! I’ve been checking your channel everyday to watch it! Lol

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Ha! Awesome. Yeah sorry it took me a bit longer than I thought. I got a little distracted with the holidays ;-)

Very cool! I've been drooling over a HPG chest pack since I first seen one in your videos years ago. Haven't got my hands on one yet. But now I have a choice to make when I get some extra cash. Thanks for sharing!

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

For sure Gerret. It’s a good alternative to consider. Works really well in all the same ways as the HPG, but a lot less money. Cheers!

I liked this setup and it is affordable now for me so I did order both pieces of the kit. Thanks for your video on this.

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

I think you’ll Ike it. It’s been working great for me. Cheers my friend!

Interesting pack. It seems really easy to get on when leaving a vehicle or home. That seems to be the key to actually taking the gear with you and having it when you need it - ease of carry. My wife made me something similar using some military gear and a treestand safety harness. Having a place for everything and everything in its place makes for an efficient way to carry your gear. Thanks for the video.

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

I agree completely. The easier the gear is to carry, the more likely a person is to actually be carrying it when they need it.. Cheers my friend!

Good looking, well priced ,simple basic kit. I like it😊

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

For sure. Thanks my friend!

Just wanted to say Coyote Works, really enjoy your videos. There's a grounded real feel to your video style.

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you. I really appreciate hearing that my friend. Cheers!

@BOOSTEDLASER

3 жыл бұрын

@@CoyoteWorks01 Any update? Fav pack these days?

i have this T&T pouch.Its Great had it for 2yrs now.Great review

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Yeah I have one I’ve had for a couple hears now as well. I have it mounted to the back of the headrest in my Jeep, and I had it mounted the same way in my Xterra before that. Cheers!

Thanks for sharing this! Been wanting the T&T pouch for a year now and keep scratching it off my final shopping list to be able to get something else but I need to make it a priority one next order

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Even besides using with the harness as a chest pack, they are just really useful pouches. I have one mounted to the back the headrest in my Jeep that I keep a couple of radios, a tourniquet, flashlight, and a few more items I want easy access to in my vehicle. I just really like the way the pouch is laid out and organized. Cheers!

@LGSkywalker82

6 жыл бұрын

Coyote Works dangit now I’m gonns have to get 2! Lol

Very good review.. I am loving my setup as well!

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Awesome!

I really dig the idea of a chest pack. Maybe when I'm not carrying Baby Rogue so much, I'll invest in one. Thanks for the overview!

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

It’s a super handy way for me to carry that stuff on the trail I want quick access to. Having said that I haven’t ever heard from a woman that uses one. I wonder if it would be as comfortable considering you have a “chest” ;-). I’ll be curious to know if you end up getting one how comfortable it is for you. BTW. When are you making another trip out here?

@RoguePreparedness

6 жыл бұрын

I'm hoping to make a trip up there this summer!

Excellent video review Casey... I really like this setup as well, I need to get it on display at the store. I have 8 more on order... to hanks brother

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Awesome brother. Looking forward to doing a shoot out with those .308 ARs you have in the Prepper Up store!

1/1 Glad to see you back, sir.

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks my friend!

Thanks for the assist. What branch of service. I did 25 years in the Army Infantry

These things look really useful, I'm surprised I dont see more guys in UK using these when out and about.

I love it and want one too. Am adding to my camping/survival list thanks

@CoyoteWorks01

5 жыл бұрын

Still one of my go to pieces of gear. It’s in my Jeep all the time and I strap it on every time I walk very far into the woods. Cheers!

@DonTXPgr

5 жыл бұрын

I found the chest pouch but couldn’t find the harness to match yours. I saw different one but will research more

Sweet rig!

Coyote Works - Thanks so much for putting this forward. Ordered the multi-cam bag to go with the tan strap kit...note to all: prices have gone up on Amazon especially if you elect to go multi-cam so shop around on the bag...what could have been $77.00 taxed and shipped in multi-cam ended up $68.00 taxed and shipped. The advise then is shop around for the bag...lots of places sell the TnT bag. Very happy the strap kit shipped today, Friday 12/28 from Oregon...I should be rocking on Saturday

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Awesome. Thanks for sharing the tips on shopping around for the Condor bag. I think a lot of guys will appreciate the extra savings. Cheers!

@acparish

6 жыл бұрын

Coyote Works - the only reason I didn't link where I bought the bag is it was on one day sale, one item remaining...but if folks Google "TnT condor pouch" the multiple hits will point to the right price...also, multicam is about $10 more and I'm in KOMMIEFORNIA where the overlords tax internet sales

I need to check out that harness. The last year I’ve been using a TMC molle pouch with the Condor MCR3 harness/chest panel. Works great for me and $60 Cdn for the set.

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Yeah.I was checking that out at one point. Looks like a pretty good option as well.

@PopeyeKF4LBG

11 ай бұрын

I use the same set up and also have the quick connection hydration pouch as well.

I like most condor packs, have a bunch personally. Can't go wrong with hillpeople gear, but this is a good alternative for those looking to try chest rigs

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

I agree. It functions pretty much the same as an HPG. Not a bad alternative. The HPG is great as well.

Thanks for the info. Liked and Subscribed!

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

For sure. Thanks for subbing. Really appreciate the support!

HPG should try to throw additional PALS webbing onto the back of their harness. It'd allow for one to slap a larger satchel on the back, maybe even lash a blanket or poncho to it.

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Agreed. I always thought that would make a good addition to theirs. Cheers my friend.

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Agreed. I always thought that would make a good addition to theirs. Cheers my friend.

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Agreed. I always thought that would make a good addition to theirs. Cheers my friend.

@baron8107

6 жыл бұрын

Coyote Works It'd definitely be better than that netting, which shouldn't be anywhere near hard-use gear.

@royhurley7572

4 жыл бұрын

@@baron8107 They did it with an additional back-piece.

I upvoted this viedo just because you said "PALS webbing" instead of "MOLLE webbing". Finally someone else who knows the difference. :-)

Company not accepting orders as of 6/12/2020 So this is DEAD.

Looks like a nice rig!

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

It’s been working great for me!

Not fair(smiles)! Because of your previous Hill People chest pack that you highly endorsed, I went out and purchased two of them, one low profile and the other with Molle. Now you are pushing this new system. But you did not show the handgun compartment. So I am sticking with the Hill People packs, which I have no problem with. Thanks for the video.

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

That is the one thing this new system won’t do. It’s not configured to carry a handgun. And I’m definitly not getting rid of my HPG Chest Packs. I just like the layout of this new one a bit better. But those HPGs have served me well and I’ll continue to use them. Cheers!

Been kicking around the idea of ordering Jason's new system to upgrade my gear for this coming spring turkey hunting. The bag I'm using now just isn't up to the task in my ground blind set up. This chest rig looks like it is much more user friendly with less moving around and digging for items.

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

To me that’s the major advantage of the chest pack. Easy access to gear items I use a lot. It’s so convenient to have them right there on my chest. So much easier than digging things out of a pack every time I want them, or having a ton of items stuffed in all my pockets. Cheers!

Do you know if Primal Outdoors is going to start making the harness system again; it’s not listed on his website and I haven’t heard back from my request for more information from him ... thanks for your great videos!

@CoyoteWorks01

3 жыл бұрын

I don’t know for sure. I would DM him on Instagram as well. Cheers!

Cool idea. Seems pretty versatile… Although it would add weight… With the molle on the front… You could probably even add a mag pouch or two for whatever weapon you were carrying on you (if applicable). Thanks

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

For sure. Several of my friend that use them do run a mag pouch or two, or a radio pouch attached to the MOLLE. I like to run mine as light and compact as possible but that’s just my personal preference.

I have a couple of hill people gear chest packs and a couple of back panels that attach. This looks functional but you get what you pay for brother however this seems like a lot of bang for your buck. I think the recon kit pack would compare to this one. Great vid.

Great review of Jason's new system. I really like that he's made a system that's more affordable. I'm sure it's much quicker, cheaper, and easier for him to make as well!

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

For sure. It works great. I like the HPG but as far as functional Jason’s set up works just as well for less than half the cost. Cheers Nick!

Is the harness hardware plastic or metal? Looking to make my own DIY version since they quit selling the attachment kit. Too-bad it was a great setup. Thanks for the detailed video!!!

Nice pack! There must be some scary ass rabbits there.

@BlackRifleSurvival

6 жыл бұрын

Thereal111t they are ""straight outta "monte python"" haha

@Thereal111t

6 жыл бұрын

BlackRifle Survival oh that makes sense then.

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Yeah we have some really aggressive rabbits around here! Lol. Nah. I just find shooting them with a 12 guage with 7 1/2 shot gives me the best odds for taking them on the run. Which is usually how you see them around here. And all kidding aside the jack rabbits we have around here are pretty good size. Cheers!

Huh. I missed his video on this. Is this harness able to accept the ECS expansion pack?

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Yes. I believe it can accept the ECS Expansion Pack. There is also another pack that it interfaces with. Jason has all the info for it on his website. Cheers!

good morning looks like a nice pack that can hold alot

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

It’s perfect for keeping all the items I want quick access to while I’m hiking, hunting, exploring, etc. I like having them all right there on my chest. Cheers!

Nice review. I do not have a hill people chest pack but the ability to carry a pistol is one of the things that has drawn me to it. The condor won't give that ability, so how do you carry a pistol when you wear a pack that has a full size belt?

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

I’ve thought about doing a video on that very thing. I usually carry my pistol on a belt holster that has a slight drop to it. Not like a drop leg holster. Just one that puts the pistol right below my belt line and below where my waist belt from my pack rides. It’s not concealed like that but I don’t really need it to be in the country I”m out in. Cheers!

After watching your channel and seeing you use the hill people chest pack I got one. I like using it for hiking and fishing but I hate it for hunting because you can't just pull your rifle up to your shoulder, you have to make sure you pull it up and over the pack. And hunting in Eastern Oregon you might only get a few seconds to pull up on a deer. Maybe for small game. But not large game.

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

I have hunted quite a bit with mine and haven’t had that issue. I tend to wear mine a bit lower on the chest than some folks do. I wonder if that helps? Interesting to hear that you’ve had that challenge though. I’d be interested in knowing if other people have had that same issue. Cheers!

I checked Primal Outdoors but I don’t see the chest pack for sale. Definitely a cool item to have

@colemankamryn

Жыл бұрын

I couldnt find it either.

I wonder what you would think about my distributed carry system. I should PM you the drawings. Changes EVERYTHING you know about carry, ... body carry, ruck carry, flexibility, (U)LW, minimal ruck carry items or no-carry ruck, or a minimal waist belt ruck.

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

I’d love to see it and I would be happy to take a look at it and give you my thoughts. Cheers!

@CentralOregonSurvival

6 жыл бұрын

John Lord you sure you have a system John!!! I mean where do you find all the time!!

@johnlord8337

6 жыл бұрын

got tired of having a 40-50# ruck on my head, and wanted to lower the weight to more proper muscles (leg muscles stronger). Legs and arms swing, so minimal weight on swinging legs/arms - and only holding all the small ounce trinkets we all carry - instead of packing in ruck. Ruck, or very small hiking pack can carry sleeping bag, small tarp, my pressure cooker (6# stainless 3-4 quart unit - heaviest item, does so much for other gear trade off, cookware, fuel canisters, etc), food, and water. Any other big gear rolls (horseshoe around ruck/pack) like my 9x9 tyvek/mylar hammock/tent/tarp (1#), or the double mylar air bubble insulated blanket-insulation system (0 weight). My carry system is fully deployed, and my Spring pack weight is 8-10#. A full fall/winter system 10-15#. Design system (PM to Casey) is specific-located for immediate need, lower items can be stream-waded and remain dry, or dry-when-wet, ... other items by arm, leg, chest all hand easy-to-grab and use (priority items nearest grab positions).

I know this was three years ago but I tried looking on his site and I don’t see anything I’m interested but I can’t find the straps

Site says they are no longer taking orders for the webbing kit, are the no longer in business?

Good afternoon. What's the harness called? what model is it? I want one equal… Thank you

Zulu Nylon Gear makes a good Admin pouch and is made in the USA

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Good to know. I’m going to look for it right now. The Condor pouch works great, but I would love to upgrade to something made in America.

Years ago I saw something similar. That youtuber stuck a tiny rectangular mirror at the top of the pouch that flips down to see all the stuff against his chest. Thought that was a slick idea,

That would make a great med kit

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

For sure. The pouch is set up awesome for med items. It has lots of loops and slots for forceps, sheers, etc. I have a tourniquet and cravat in mine. Cheers!

Hi anybody knows where to get the harness system?

@alexaguilar2258

5 жыл бұрын

I have been trying to find it as well.

👍👍🇺🇸

I've had the HPG chest packs on my radar for quite a while. After looking at them multiple times on their website and here on KZread from various users/reviewers I just couldn't see where their cost was coming from. They looked to be 2-3X what a fair price should be. I decided to try this Condor approach. Jason has stopped selling his harness, but a trip to the fabric shop for some snap buckles and by re-using some webbing I had in a drawer, I have improved upon his design for a total outlay of $25 including the Condor. I also like the interior organization of the Condor versus the plain, dual compartment approach of HPG. I grabbed a few things from my camping/hiking box and now have a P-38 can opener, a small LED O-Lite, a magnesium block/firesteel, an orange Benchmade Mini Griptilian, a BIC lighter, a firesteel striker, a Rite In The Rain pen and pad, a S&W Shield and a spare magazine all ready to go in my chest pack. And if you take away the pistol, I can fill up my pouch with all those things and have money left over versus the HPG empty pack.

@CoyoteWorks01

5 жыл бұрын

I've always been surprised that someone else didn't start producing a version of the HPG chest pack at a much better price point. I though Jason was really on to something with his but he ended up just not being interested in making them any more. I still think there is a huge opportunity out there for another company to come out with something that improves upon the HPG and is at a much better price point.

@N8XS

5 жыл бұрын

I have what I think is a really good alternative to what Jason did for less money and weight. I'm still sourcing some parts, but once I get it all nailed down I'll get back in touch and send you a sample. It won't be until I get a bill of materials and the build time finalized that I can determine if it's worth doing or not.

Or get yourself an HSGI AO Chest Rig. Mount the Condor. Then hang a Haley Strategic Multi-Mission Hanger D3CR Expansion System underneath. If you have the cash, you can integrate a Haley FlatPack.

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Hmmm... I’ll talk a look at that. I have a few HSGI mag pouches and they are awesome. Haven’t’ looked at any of their other gear in a while.

@donaldleggett

6 жыл бұрын

The AO rig is one of my favorites. You can actually shift the Condor, instead of on center, over one row of molle and expose two more rows. You could add an HSGI or anybody's water bottle holder or mag pouch or etc.etc. Keep up the good work CW. Good shit. You still need to do that food bag from 2014...

@donaldleggett

6 жыл бұрын

Sent you a pic of my rig to the CW Facebook account.

This video is from 4 years ago? What’s happened? I’d like an explanation for the absence of content.

Don’t see on website

What's the web address for that chest pack?

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

www.primal-outdoors.com

Coyote Works. I sent you a message on what appears to be an old Facebook page. I would like to discuss an idea with you

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

I’ll check it out and get back to you. Sorry about that. I don’t get on facebook much anymore. Mostly just on here and my @coyote_works Instagram.

@APTexan-wm5hj

6 жыл бұрын

Coyote Works I'm not on Instagram and I couldn't find an email for you

Interesting....I use a ribs pack,and have been happy with it..

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

I’ve heard guys using that Ribz pack really like it. Cheers!

sadly no longer available.

Looking at all the shells on your shotgun sling, I would say you are ready to take out about 40 rabbits, that should fill the pot for a month. Eat well my friend!!!

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Ha! I like to be prepared... And those jack rabbits can be hard to hit on the run! Lol. Cheers!

sorry watching fox news watch you in the morning

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Good to know at least I’m up there on the same level as Fox News ;-). Lol

i have this T&T pouch and it isnt hard to make the strap system for this, it only cost a person about 10 bucks, so why spend 30 when you can do it for less, just use ur smarts and you'll figure it out....

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Well I would spend the extra 20 bucks because the time it would take me to round up the materials, purchase them, figure out all the strap lengths, and then sew it all together is worth way more than 20 bucks. But I think if you had the ability, the time, and wanted to save the $20 bucks it would be fairly easy to figure out. Honestly I’m surprised not more people have already. The HPG chest pack is such a great piece of kit. But it’s so simple I can’t believe there aren’t more companies making a comparable product. Cheers.

@sniperforce34

6 жыл бұрын

Coyote Works i understand, some others cant or dont use their ingenuity, but to some that actually cant spare the 30 dollars, using straps from certain things like duffle bags and crossing them will do the same with the provided molle attachments, i did this when i got my t&t pouch causr i couldnt afford a hill prople chest pack back 2yrs ago, and it works good, i seen this chest rig you wore and couldnt afford one, so i used duffle bag straps and crossed them and attatched them and wore it like a chest pack, and it works for a cheaper price, just sayin.

All that Molle in the back of pack riding up against your chest seems like it would be uncomfortable.

Good video. I like the concept, but I feel that $30 for the harness is kind of pricey when I have seen a video where the guy made his own straps for around $10. In any case, what I like and I think one of the advantages to a chest pack is that you can walk around, shoot, setup a camp and easily enter and exist vehicles, drive with it on and not have to take it off and risk dropping it or leaving it in your car or someplace because it gets in your way while performing regular tasks.

I’ll stick with HPG. Thanks for sharing

@CoyoteWorks01

5 жыл бұрын

For sure my freind!

@NostalgicLink

4 жыл бұрын

I've been watching videos on the HPG KB and have found its price has gone up a lot over the years, despite not changing much. Is it really worth $130...? Without much competition, I think it's gotten to their head. I can't find squat in terms of an alternative to such a simple design.

Brilliant! Maybe HPG should watch this and redesign some packs. It’s called customer feedback or a lack there-of on their part. This just makes sense. K.I.S.S. (keep it simple stupid). Thanks for sharing this!! 😁👍👍

They don't sell these anymore. Don't waste your time if you're just seeing this.

Totally ripping off Hill People Gear. We should put Americans to work. Unless it cost a couple bucks.

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

Jason is an American ;-)

@cajoleable

6 жыл бұрын

An American ripping off an American with a Chinese knockoff

@jeffsmiddy5942

6 жыл бұрын

Jason is an American pushing cheap knockoff designs. I'll spend a little more and keep Americans working.

@jeremys5904

6 жыл бұрын

My $ just went to Hill People.

@DB-mv9wp

5 жыл бұрын

Doesn’t look like a pistol would fit very well in that...no thanks, I’ll go with Hill People Gear.

Problem with the Hill People Gear, is that they are always out of stock. Couldn’t buy one if you wanted, believe me I have tried. I’d buy Jason’s version as well, however he is no longer producing and neither is Condor. So what’s a Prepper to do?

@CoyoteWorks01

5 жыл бұрын

I honestly don’t know why another company hasn’t made a similar product. If I found one that did I would be more than happy to promote it and help get the word out on my channel.

@timvest8141

5 жыл бұрын

Amazon still has the Condor pouch and a nice chest rig to mount it to. It's called the Condor tactical modular chest panel.

Does the harness from primal gear fit the buckle of HPG snobby pack?

Company no longer in business making harnesses, should take this review down

jerry rigged chinese nylon. u went from 3 years of HPG to two weeks of this because your friends with the dude and its prob awkward not to. great

@CoyoteWorks01

6 жыл бұрын

It actually works just fine. The HPG works just fine as well but for somebody who doesn’t want to spend $120 bucks on the HPG, this one functions just as well. Trust me I’ve carried both of them for enough miles to know. And of course I’m going to support my friend. He came up with it in large part from seeing me using the HPG for these last several years. Cheers!

@martialbushcraft

6 жыл бұрын

mhmm well you also failed to mention the main reason behind the HPG kit bag, and this one. i know you dont use it, but it sets the two apart. sounds like a cheap selling point to me pal.