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King's Slim Leather Patch Hat-Dark Loden/Jaffa Orange

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Hunter Pant 2.0

Hunter 2.0 pant

Hey all, wanted to do a quick review of the 2.0 pants in the XK7 pattern. First, let me address the back story of why I went with King's. In the past I've used all kinds of clothing brands, at various price points never anything super expensive to promote a brand. My big frustration with other brands seemed to be design, pattern, fit, and $$ . All ive ever was wanted was to pay a fair price and get my money's worth from products. I checked these out after knowing about them and talking to a friend who endorsed them and highly recommended any product from them. Not necessarily a fan of Sitka etc. More so due to the $$. I chose King's due to the price point and the XK7 pattern, this was also after research that more expensive brands charge more for similarly designed products made of similar materials while still manufacturing them overseas. While I understand you get what you pay for, I'm not sold on paying for a big brand name just because, especially if that's prohibiting you from putting rounds down range, scouting, hunting or fishing, I am not about it. To the pattern itself, i love the fact that it isn't a standard print pattern, it's got a lot of natural earth tones and undertones that I truly believe can perform well at breaking up your outline in many environments and climates. To the pants themselves, they fit true to size and aren't super baggy and are still comfortable. They do have a more athletic cut. If you arent used to that you better get used to it, all clothing brands are starting to do that but that isn't indicative of how it will fit or hold up. It's transfered over from the hiking community and their clothing. A lot of these products are hiking clothes with a camo pattern, but that isnt a bad thing! That just means you generally get water resistance, quick drying capability, etc. The material has stretch and give to increase range of motion. The material does seem kinda thin but it seems not to be as porous which should help with abrasion resistance while still being breathable and giving it water resistance. I will say these are more so only rated for early archery season, spring turkey season, or active hunting in milder weather. I'd rate them for a temperature range of 100°F-40°F. You could probably get away in a bit colder weather if you layered underneath but isn't going to get you much past that. I wish the pockets had zippers to more secure the pockets but with the way the pockets are designed short of you taking a fall I don't think you'd lose the contents of your pockets. All this goes dually for the shirt, but it's simple and effective. It's only other key features are its tagless design, elastic cuffs, and a single chest pocket. Otherwise my hat is off to King's, I can't wait till I can set aside the extra funds to get some duplicate items, midweight gear, and a heavyweight item or 2.

Adrian Hernandez

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XKG Preacher Pant 2.0

Great pants just size up

I was a huge fan of my original Preacher pants so much so when the 2.0's came out I wanted to get another pair. The original pants I would call true to size. Fit through the legs and seat was where it should be for a guy who hikes and works out. When I got the 2.0 pants in they were way tighter, I sent them back and requested up one pant size. My new 34x29s fit like my old 32x29s. Got to wear them the last few days of hunting season here in Virginia and love them. The last week I got caught out in a pretty good rain shower. I threw on a rain jacket and these pants that are water resistant enough with their DWR coating - I stayed dry. I walked back out through a young pine plantation. The pants did take on some moisture but within an hour or so they were back to dry. I'd also note while these are definitely not briar pants by any stretch of the imagination you can run through them all day and they will not pull fibers or strings from the pant like my sitka pants. I love the knee pants for saddle hunting and I wear them in the spring turkey hunting because they shed the early morning dew and with the side vents won't burn you out when the temps start going up.

Scooter Cogar

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XKG Summit 2P Tent

Nice lightweight tent but small

A buddy of mine and I used the XKG Summit 2P Tent from King's Camo during a campout at 11,000 feet in Utah's Uintah Mountains. It rained over 20 hours in two days, but the tent did great keeping out water. It's a nice tent but very small for two people (doable but minimalistic). It's great for one, as it's fairly lightweight, has a good design, and is very breathable. It's not the best late-season tent because the fly doesn't come all the way to the ground. The design of the poles is simple yet good. The double vestibules are great and come with a footprint, which held out standing water. I like the Summit tent, but am still waiting for the Nemo Dagger 3-person tent for hunting only two people.

Jake Johnson

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XKG Preacher Pant 2.0

Superior pant... Except...

6/5 to 3/5 stars... I have been wearing the original preacher pant for years, and wore them to rags. Absolutely loved them. Tough, versatile, comfortable. I'm 6'3 and 205, with thicker than average thighs, and the originals fit perfectly, something that is usually impossible for me to say. From spring shed hunting trips through November deer/elk, these pants were my go to, side zips allow for dumping heat in the summer or while active in the cooler months, and there was just enough room to pair with a merino base layer when temps started to drop. I was excited for the 2.0s. For the Tan color, it seemed much lighter, almost yellowish, wasn't a fan but that wasn't a deal breaker. But the fit. Why, oh why, King's, did you change the fit?! My normal 34x35 Talls went from perfect to skinny jean fit, but the waist was true. So I tried the 36x35 Talls. Legs fit better, but a bit baggy, and the waist was just too big. Cinched with a belt, the waist scrunched up with folds along the waistband, creating pressure points, which were absolute hell with a pack on. In sum, pretty disappointed with the sizing change. Considering having the waist taken in by a seamstress, but again, more hassle to get it back to what the originals were... The ultimate all season outdoor pant... If they fit you, this is an awesome pant. Unfortunately for me, not sure I'll continue to wear the 2.0s.

Tyler Asnicar

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XKG Down Transition Jacket

Warm, Comfortable, Stylish, Great Value

I purchased this jacket for my 2021 late Season B.C. Mountain Goat hunt. I'm glad I did. We ended up having a good bit of winter weather and I used this piece a lot. It is Very warm, comfortable, lightweight, packable, and true to size. With a good base layer, sweatshirt, this jacket and a rain jacket over top of it I am confident I could make it through any hunt I'd be on. It folds up nicely and is easy to pack around. It's price point also makes it a great value.

Jake Justus

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Mountain Top 2200 Backpack

NV Elk Hunt

Bought this pack last minute for an early November Nevada elk hunt after the frame pack I had broke. The pack was super comfortable while hiking the mountains doing stalks. After several days of hunting I was able get a bull down. I'm not skilled enough to cut the cape completely off the head, I was able to get his head with antlers and cape to pack in the stowaway shelf part of the pack with the help of P Cord. The pack did it's job and I was able to hike a few miles out with the head. The next day I was able to get the back straps and a large portion of neck meat into the main compartment of the pack and a front quarter in the stowaway shelf. Again the pack did it's job and was comfortable carrying the meat. Overall I was super pleased with how well the pack worked, I would recommend to any of my friends.

This product works. I wore it every day of a 7 day trip into the frank church. A good thermal top a t-shirt and this vest was perfect for just about every situation. It will keep you warm even if it's soaked through with sweat, and dries out quickly. It's very easy to wear, as in its not bulky. Overall really happy with this vest. I ate a Colorado elk tag last year and a Idaho elk tag earlier this year, and behold I got my first elk within a couple hours of the house. 2.6 miles with a 3k Elevation gain. Thermal, regular shirt and this vest. Really good combination of warmth and comfort without having to take off and put on layers. It was mid 20's to high 30"s. The only adjustment I made was putting on and taking off a stocking hat.