qui-Ya backpack - HPG - Hill People Gear

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6/6/2019 6:31 PM

ShaneRuth

Joined: 6/3/2019

Posts: 27

Re: qui-Ya backpack

Clanman,

I have pretty much made up my mind on getting the qui ya. It will serve me the best. I really like the suspense system and the compression system. Just like anything else just have to give it a try.

6/7/2019 5:39 AM

Clanman

Joined: 3/31/2019

Posts: 8

Re: qui-Ya backpack

Shane, I think you will love Qui-ya, especially with the extra capicity and shoulder lift.

11/9/2019 1:57 AM

JohnWander

Joined: 11/9/2019

Posts: 1

Re: qui-Ya backpack

Is there a guide / how-to for re-weaving the side straps anywhere? I took my pack apart to scrub antelope blood off it but I was an idiot and didn't take pictures of how the side straps were woven through the various loops and such. I came up with a workable solution but it's less workable than the way the straps were originally. I checked the reference threads, the product videos, and did some Google sleuthing but no dice. Anyone out there got a guide?

11/23/2019 6:15 PM

Clanman

Joined: 3/31/2019

Posts: 8

Re: qui-Ya backpack

Qui-ya performed better than I did. 125 lbs load from an Alberta Whitetail buck.

4/29/2020 10:50 AM

JungleDan

Joined: 3/16/2020

Posts: 35

Re: qui-Ya backpack

Very much enjoying my Qui-Ya. Took it on its first spin, couldn't feel the 50 pounds- literally almost like walking around with just a tight vest- the compression system y'all devised really works. As I tighten each point (waist, chest, delta, load-lifters), I can feel the load merge with me to the point that I'm walking uprightly without issue.

Also handled 90 pounds gracefully (40 of them being my wiggly daughter lifted on top because her legs "feel too tired"). I felt almost no difference between 50 and 90- incredible. This system more than proves itself.

6/7/2020 8:00 AM

Olson

Joined: 3/28/2020

Posts: 7

Re: qui-Ya backpack

The Qui-Ya with the Admin pack is really nice and versatile. Combined with the pocket built into the lid and using a tool roll with the velcro field everything has it's place on a multi-day trip.

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3/8/2021 4:31 PM

ShaneRuth

Joined: 6/3/2019

Posts: 27

Re: qui-Ya backpack

Does anyone use the hanging loops when packing meat out? If so what game bags do you use? I usually use the cheesecloth type bags and they don’t have hanging loops.

3/14/2021 10:38 AM

Olson

Joined: 3/28/2020

Posts: 7

Re: qui-Ya backpack

ShaneRuth wrote:
Does anyone use the hanging loops when packing meat out? If so what game bags do you use? I usually use the cheesecloth type bags and they don’t have hanging loops.

I use Caribougear game bags. They have loops at the top of the bags that you can use with the Qui-ya sewn in tabs.

3/14/2021 2:55 PM

ShaneRuth

Joined: 6/3/2019

Posts: 27

Re: qui-Ya backpack

Olson wrote:

ShaneRuth wrote:
Does anyone use the hanging loops when packing meat out? If so what game bags do you use? I usually use the cheesecloth type bags and they don’t have hanging loops.

I use Caribougear game bags. They have loops at the top of the bags that you can use with the Qui-ya sewn in tabs.

Much appreciated I will check them out

3/21/2021 2:28 AM

Prince12r

Joined: 3/21/2021

Posts: 1

Re: qui-Ya backpack

I use Caribougear game bags. They have loops at the top of the bags that you can use with the Qui-ya sewn in tabs.

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