Tool Belt
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Whitetail : Elevated II
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Low-profile efficiency for the minimalist hunter in a hip pack with a removable Sitka Gear jacket and bib shoulder harness system. 600 cubic inches. Hip Pack: 34 oz, Shoulder Strap: 7.5 oz, Pack & Straps: 41.5 oz
Product ID: #40084Men's
Sizing Guide
Jacket & Tops Sizing
| Size | Chest | Sleeve |
|---|---|---|
| Small | 36 - 38" | 33" |
| Medium | 39 - 41" | 34" |
| Medium Tall | 39 - 41" | 36" |
| Large | 42 - 45" | 35" |
| Large Tall | 42 - 45" | 37" |
| X-Large | 46 - 49" | 36" |
| X-Large Tall | 46 - 49" | 38" |
| 2XL | 50 - 53" | 37" |
| 2XL Tall | 50 - 53" | 39" |
| 3XL | 54 - 57" | 38" |
Pant Sizing (Inches)
| Size | Waist | Reg | Tall |
|---|---|---|---|
| 30 | 30" | 31" | |
| 31 | 31" | 31" | |
| 32 | 32" | 31" | 33" |
| 33 | 33" | 32" | 34" |
| 34 | 34" | 32" | 34" |
| 35 | 35" | 32" | 34" |
| 36 | 36" | 33" | 34.5" |
| 37 | 37" | 33" | 34.5" |
| 38 | 38" | 33" | 34.5" |
| 40 | 40" | 33" | |
| 42 | 42" | 33" | |
| 44 | 44" | 33" |
Pant Sizing
| Size | Waist | Reg | Tall |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small | 28 - 30" | 31" | |
| Medium | 31 - 33" | 31" | 33" |
| Large | 34 - 37" | 32" | 34" |
| X-Large | 38 - 41" | 32" | 34" |
| 2XL | 42 - 45" | 32" | 34" |
| 3XL | 46 - 49" | 32" | 34" |
Equinox & Dakota Pant Sizing
| Size | Waist | Reg | Tall |
|---|---|---|---|
| 30 | 31" | 31" | |
| 32 | 33" | 31" | 33" |
| 34 | 35" | 32" | 34" |
| 36 | 37" | 32" | 34" |
| 38 | 39" | 32" | 34" |
| 40 | 41" | 32" | |
| 42 | 43" | 32" | |
| 44 | 45" | 32" |
Glove Sizing
| Size | Palm Circ | Length |
|---|---|---|
| Medium | 8 - 8.5" | 7.5 - 8" |
| Large | 9 - 9.5" | 8.5 - 9" |
| X-Large | 9.5 - 10" | 9 - 9.5" |
| 2XL | 10 - 10.5" | 9.5 - 10" |
Gaiter Sizing
| Size | Calf Circ | Boot Size |
|---|---|---|
| M/L | 17.5" | US 6-10" |
| L/XL | 18.5" | US 10-14" |
How to Take
Your Measurements
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1. SLEEVE MEASURE
Bend your elbow and put your hand on your hip. Measure from the center of the back of your neck, along the shoulder and down the elbow to the wrist bone.
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2. CHEST SIZE
Take measurement under armpits, around fullest part of chest and shoulder blades.
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3. WAIST SIZE
Measure around where you normally wear your pants, keeping the tape measure a bit loose or putting one finger between your body and the tape measure.
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4. INSEAM
In a standing position,measure from your crotch to where you want your pants to end, breaking at the top of the shoe in the front and just above the heel in the back.
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5. GLOVES
With hand partially closed, measure over the knuckles, around the hand, excluding the thumb.
Fit Guide
SITKA Gear engineers gear with a specific Fit and intended end use in mind. These functional designs provide the user with authentic garments for the right situation.
Fit Descriptions
We can communicate our Fit descriptions in 3 different ways. Keep in mind that each garment will allow for layering in accordance to the garments place in a system and described Fit
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P/F
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S/F
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E/F
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P/F - PERFORMANCE FIT
Designed for minimal layering. Whether an early season piece or already insulated this garment fits to prevent inefficiencies in heat retention caused by dead space.
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S/F - STANDARD FIT
Designed to accommodate layering for more versatility from early to late season climates.
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E/F - EXPEDITION FIT
Designed for maximum layering in the worst conditions. Cut roomier to accommodate additional layering underneath.
Tool Belt Features
Product Comments
5 Reviews
I’ve looked at a lot of lumbar packs over the last 2 years trying to decide which pack to get. Most lack in one place or another but this pack I’ve found to be ideal for the run and gun person, scouting or anything in between. It’s light weight, quiet and very comfortable. It has plenty of room for everything you may need in the woods. The apparel carry bag fit both my equinox pants, jacket, fanatic hoodie and stratus jacket. It also has straps on the bottom for carrying sticks or bibs. Best pack ever.
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Awesome! I’ve been waiting years for something like this. What about subalpine pattern?
I've been looking for a pack like this for my saddle rig. Minimalist profile but plenty of function and room to be my year round pack. Well done!
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This might be one of the coolest pieces that I have seen from Sitka. I currently have the Tool Box, Tool Bucket, Fanatic, and the Apex Packs and have liked them all. But this thing seems like a gamechanger!
I have liked the other packs and still plan to use them if needed as each has their own limitations. For this piece specifically, the "Phase 2" shoulder/back pack component feels like a college elastic laundry bag. (aka "you can fit everything in it")
By being able to pack everything need in the belt and separating your clothes on the trek in, I feel as though I wont have to sacrifice anything tool related "bow hanger, ozonics, grunt, etc" and keep my outer layer separate from the rest of my accessories.
With the other packs, more than once I pulled a jacket out from the tree, only to have a release or grunt call fall to the ground. I am excited to have this piece in my arsenal and can't wait until September!
This is the best lumbar pack available. It’s quiet, well built with lots of pockets and options for storage. I’ve looked at several different brands of lumbar packs and this pack is by far the best and the price is a little higher than other top brands but it’s definitely worth the money with everything it comes with! The gear bag will hold my equinox pants, jacket, fanatic hoody and stratus jacket and with the extra straps on the bottom, I have the option of holding my climbing sticks or bibs but I’ve found that with the straps that go around the gear bag, you can loosen them up and stow the bibs on the outside of the gear bag. I’ve recommended this pack to everyone I know and anyone who has held it or put it on wants one. Great job Sitka gear!