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Drift Series 3700 Tackle Backpack with Rod Holders & QuikLatch Trays
With its easy access compartment and extremely rugged wear-resistant 1680D construction, the Drift Series Tackle Backpacks deliver the quality and functionality that Evolution Fishing is known for. These Drift Series Tackle Backpacks have an innovative largemouth, open access feature that provides quick and easy access to all your trays. The integrated tie down Y-Strap with mesh support will secure your trays in the bag. With 5 large exterior storage pockets and 4 rubber mesh slip pockets, you’ll have plenty of room to store all your accessories.
It’s also equipped with a plier holster, side pocket line spool feed, and a non-slip, waterproof bottom. Transporting your gear will be a breeze with the adjustable, heavy duty backpack straps with sternum strap. With the capacity to hold up to 6 tackle trays (3700 size) in the open access compartment, you can also store four 3600 trays in the top zippered compartment. This backpack is definitely capable of holding all your fishing essentials. Each tackle bag will include 6 matching color Drift Series Tackle Trays featuring our upgraded QuikLatch opening system.
- Innovative and Convenient Open Access Design
- Extremely Rugged Wear-Resistant 1680D Construction
- Largemouth Main Opening for Easy Access to All Trays
- Secure Trays with the Integrated Tie-Down Y-Strap with Adjustable Side-Release Buckle Closure
- 4 Rubberized Mesh Slip Pockets
- Non-Slip Dimpled PVC Bottom
- Built-In Line Spool Feed in Side Pocket
- Integrated Plier Holster on Front Pocket
- Adjustable, Padded Backpack Straps with Sternum Strap
- Holds Up to Six 3700 Trays in the Open Access Compartment & Fits Four 3600 Trays in the Top Compartment
- Includes 6 Drift Series QuikLatch Trays
- Size: 3700
I carry a billion things with me while fishing and this fits the majority of them. Still more than any other bag or backpack ive had, everything is neat organized & i personally like the trays they came with. I swapped out a few of them for O-ring seal 3 snap boxes and they are about the same size so no wasted space! The top compartment felt a little extra padded/ insulated so i made that my cooler fits 6-8 cans & 3 big ice brick ice packs and a few smaller ones, Now ive got cold drinks, horizontal pocket full of snacks, a bag full of tackle, both rods & im ready to go.
Very comfortable even with it being as heavy as it is with all my gear, the rubberized mesh outside pockets keep everything i stick in them from falling out. It has a smaller footprint then my other bags so it takes up less floor space on our kayaks too!
Since everything has a con, i guess my only complaints would be that you cant lower the sternum strap to the lowest section of the shoulder straps, & some of the stitching isnt the greatest, but its held up so far. aside from those, Absolutely love the backpack. I bought
my wife one in green & the cat likes it too 😂
(Bass pro/ cabelas) carries them, if you have any doubts go put your hands on one in store! You wont be disappointed.
I love the fact that they give payment options for us people that live on budgets makes it really nice to be able to enjoy life that way
Love this 3700 evolution Tackle backpack. Plenty of room to store gear, and cool looking design. Do wish however that they had some D loops, Molle straps, or anchor points to attach additional bags boxes gear, etc. And really wish that the side pockets could hold a 3600 box, they are just barely too small. Haven't tested yet in rainy weather, and was very hesitant to buy since boxes weren’t covered, but I’m sure will help my land monsters regardless. Over all seems rugged enough to handle the day to day,
Absolutely love it. Would buy this backpack again. Wish I would have found it much sooner.
I purchased my drift 3700 a few months ago and haven't really gotten to use it more than a handful of times. However, I can say it was and will.be a great purchase. The backpack frame(bag) is super sturdy and comfy plus holds a ton of gear... can easily be used on a kayak or boat as a co-angler... though there are better specifically built packs. My only nit picks are the plyer holder they tout, which.... is worthless, and I would be happy to pay a few dollars more for a pack that comes with better boxes both in quality and usable space.
I give it a five, because to me... you can swap out the boxes with any other 3700 box, which means easier mix and matching of gear. And the plyer holder? Plenty of space in pockets.
