The FAC Track is famous and reliable, build quality is excellent, suspension system is nice allowing great comfort. I love that it keeps the legacy molle attachment on the sides. The only downside to me is , for my usage I would modify the front panel adding strong rows of molle with removable front pockets, to make it more customisable with various pouches.

While the Upranger is an excellent dedicated match pack, the FAC Track is likely the best multipurpose pack for the job. Excellent separation of small items in the external pockets and I added a large pouch to the Molle inside which acts as a divider and additional space for smaller items. . Easy access for everything and plenty of storage for standard match. items. The cross strap easily holds a tripod in place. A perfect match pack that does double duty on the mountain as a day pack.

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Absolutely love this pack! I also have the operator g4 and both packs are built to last and they are the most common mission ready packs I've ever tried.

I use the Fac Track for my HF Radio Set (Yeasu FT-891 or FTX-1) for over-night SOTA activations. It packs all I need for my portable/SOTA/POTA comms set up and the essentials and necessary equipment for a comfortable and secure camp. I have been "eyeballing" this pack for sometime and finally pulled the trigger. Love it. Longtime, multi-pack owner of Eberlestock gear. Customer for life.

I had a pack for two years that wasn't cutting it. Every time I went to the range I was bringing my shooting pack AND a tote with the other half of my stuff. Then I re-watched a video with a top PRS shooter who kept everything in his pack, year round. In the comments I saw he was using the FAC Track. The more I researched it, the more obvious it was that this is a great pack for me since I elk hunt once a year but go to the range at least a dozen times between hunts, and I try to compete in at least one NRL match as well. I've now hiked with it a half dozen times near my home in Colorado. I bought the small pouch for a belt pocket. All my gear fits in this pack and is well- organized and accessible. That includes my ammo and magazines in one outside pocket, my admin papers and pens and pads in another, and soft goods in the lid. In the main compartment I have my positional bags, binos and harness, top belt with mag holsters, ear-pro, food, water, some medicine, and then discard clothes as the day goes on. (I also keep my bi-pod wrapped and in one of the long inside pockets when it's not on my rifle.) Because of the big barn-door opening I can see all this stuff, and remove and replace it multiple times during the day without ever having to have a yard sale... which I constantly did with my previous pack that really only had a useable top lid and a half-baked side access. All that and I still have big belt pockets that I added and can stow a tripod on one side of the pack and carry a rifle on the other. I have carried 30 pounds of my range stuff on two, 4 mile, out-and-back hikes with a 1,500 foot incline. I've also carried less weight on a number of hikes to break the bag in for elk season. This pack has a nice yoke, an extra wide hip belt, and a huge lumbar pad to circulate air and transfer weight to the hips and legs. It is much better designed for hauling than what I was using before and it has a superior pull-to-tighten strap on the belt. I won't say I enjoy hauling 30+ pounds up mountain sides in my 60s, but this thing carries weight better than my backpacking pack that I've used for over ten years. (There are youtubes with people actually running with it fully loaded out.) I can also use this pack as a rear rest for the butt of my rifle when hunting and use my crossed trekking poles as a front rest. This is something I've done for the last 5 years and it saves hauling a tripod in the mountains. Finally, it looks great. I hate to admit it but that matters to me. The detail in design and build is not emphasized enough on the website, but this is a burly, beautiful, well-crafted piece of kit and I really appreciate that it must have been made by someone who both shoots regularly and hunts, not just one or the other. Thanks Eberlestock! I don't know how long you've made this pack, but you need to keep making it. If you are still reading this and you try to pull the trigger on an elk once and year and go to the range in all the months that are not November, I highly recommend this pack!

Bought this bag to double as a hunting bag and for going to the field for up to a week. I have already taken it hunting twice and it performs great. It is very roomy and the straps are all in the right places for compressing it. I am very happy with my purchase.

Great comfortable back adjustable to fit your torso perfectly to be able to carry the load comfortably through a long hike. Well made and only improvement I would suggest is putting Velcro loops or D rings at the top of both internal side pouches to be able to hold up camel backs or equivalent water bladders. An incredible well made and comfortable pack would recommend to anyone