Primos Randy Anderson predator vest. who's used one?

[High_Sierra]

Wondering opinions. I was looking at them saturday and they look pretty sweet. just not sure how durable they are in the field.

 

[venatic]

I used one on the Globe,AZ hunt this past feb. and was impressed. Its got plenty of pockets for everything you need and the only part that I found that was cheap was the little compass which on mine did not seem to reliable.I carried a Foxpro/w remote/shooting sticks gloves headnet and water and a few calls with pockets to spare.Overall the quality is very good.

 

[elks]

Go buy a cheap turkey vest. I got a turkey vest on sale for 5 bucks. No need to get a predator specific vest? Really a little over board isn't it? ANything for ool RA to turn a buck these days.

 

[High_Sierra]

well i havent found any turkey vests on sale even to suit me for less than $30 after season. Right now i sometimes use a blackhawk Omega crossdraw tactical vest which is abit impractical.

 

[furblaster]

I have one and I bought it a couple of weeks ago. I think it is great for all the pockets the camo pattern is fanatastic the only downside is the seat, it is thin so it's great for spring/summer, but when it gets cold, snowy and your rear is freezing I would probably take a extra seat with for cushion and warmth. Hope I gave you some insight. Joel /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/confused1.gif

 

[High_Sierra]

thanks furblaster. i have a big thick seat pad i always take w/ me anyways so i can live w/ that.

 

[venatic]

I tried the Turkey vest route and was disapointed took it back quick. Then when I heard about the primos vest decided to give it another try and its much better suited for predator hunting than the turkey vests are. But I will say that it did work OK for a turkey vest this spring. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grinning-smiley-003.gif