'Sitka' Men's Turkey Tool Belt - Earth

The 'Turkey Tool Belt' combines the simplicity of a hip pack and the great storage of a vest. It offers ample space for all your essentials. Here are its features:

• 600296 - EA
• The molded front call pocket can hold 2 pot calls, 4 strikers, and 6 diaphragm calls.
• The side - entry box call pocket has a magnetic closure and a snug fit to reduce noise.
• The shock call pocket can store 1 - 2 locator calls.
• There's a removable, lightly padded seat to keep you comfortable and dry on the ground.
• Two hip pockets are perfect for your rangefinder, headlamps, extra shells, and other accessories.
• The zippered top compartment with internal mesh pockets is great for small essentials.
• A removable water bottle holder can be attached to either side of the belt.
• A deployable waterproof rain fly protects your gear in heavy rain.
• Straps under the belt can hold your rain jacket, insulating layer, or an aftermarket seat.
• The adjustable hip belt fits most wearers with a waist size between 30 - 46 inches.
• It's cooler than a vest and won't get in the way of your optics.

Using the Men's Earth - colored 'Sitka' Turkey Hunting Tool Belt is easy. First, adjust the hip belt to fit your waist size (it works for sizes between 30 - 46 inches). Then, start loading your essentials. Put your pot calls, strikers, and diaphragm calls in the molded front call pocket. Place box calls in the side - entry pocket. Use the shock call pocket for locator calls. Keep your rangefinder, headlamps, and extra shells in the hip pockets. Small items like keys or lures can go in the zippered top compartment's internal mesh pockets. Attach the water bottle holder to either side of the belt according to your preference. If it starts to rain, deploy the waterproof rain fly to protect your gear. You can also use the underside straps to carry your rain jacket or an extra seat. When it comes to maintenance, after each use, shake out any dirt or debris. Wipe it down with a damp cloth if it gets dirty. Let it dry completely before storing it in a cool, dry place. Avoid using harsh chemicals as they might damage the material.