Where the Pronghorn Roam Free: Reopening Migration Routes in Southwest Montana
Written By: Josh Ziegler At 5:30 a.m., six of us gathered in the parking lot of Stone Glacier’s Bozeman location. In relative silence, we dumped wa...
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SKYSCRAPER 2P TENT
Designed for the Early Season
New De Havilland LITE Pant
Insulated Waterproof Protection
M7 SERIES
The M7 Jacket is a top-of-the-line outerwear piece for late season hunts. The fleece backer gives it the added insulation needed when the temperatures drop and the 100% windproof and waterproof HydraSheild SS™ textile will protect you from any late season elements. Built utilizing the same construction as the M7 Jacket, the M7 Pant incorporates our Stratum™ Layered Zipper System for efficient thermal regulation as well as our Patent Pending Contour Waist System™ for optimal layering ability. All pockets are zippered to keep your valuables safe and concealed. If you’re post-holing through the snow or glassing up on a knob, this 100% windproof and waterproof pant will be your goto for any late season adventure.
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SKYLINE BINO HARNESS
The SG Skyline Bino Harness falls in line with all Stone Glacier gear, focused on being ultralightweight and durable. Our Patent Pending OptikFit™ Technology creates a modular design for an exact fit to any compatible binocular. Paired with the Skyline Range Finder Pocket and Skyline Bear Spray Holster, this set up will have you dialed for anything the backcountry has to throw at you. Made in the USA.
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“While we’ve all used a variety of different backpacks over the years, we’re madly in love with the Stone Glacier packs we’ve been using lately. These things are tough-as-nails, technically advanced, and highly versatile…The loads don’t shift, gear stays dry, the stitching holds up and there’s not a lot of noise when creeping through the brush. Stone Glacier pack accessories allow us to personalize our gear organization. That’s just about everything you can ask for from a hunting backpack. We’re sold on Stone Glacier.”
- Steve Rinella, The MeatEater
"In January of 2017, I made the hard decision to switch from a company I had used for 12 years to Stone Glacier. For me, it was only after carefully watching close industry friends and some of my guides rave about them from top to bottom that I took the leap. I have to say it Stone Glacier has lived up to my every expectation of a company and a high-end backpack. The extremely lightweight and flexible design of the Xcurve Frame provides an excellent fit to your back and hips while remaining comfortable even under the heaviest loads."
-Dustin Roe – Back Country BC and Beyond
"After spending 17 nights (and a few bad-weather days) in the Skyscraper 2P, I am convinced it is the best backpacking tent on the market. September in the Mackenzie Mountains can be unpredictable and unforgiving. That proved to be true with a daily swing of snow, ice, wind, and rain. The Skyscraper’s smart design makes setup easy in these not so favorable conditions. My two favorite things about this tent: It’s only 4 pounds, and the double wall design keeps the condensation off me and my gear."
- Chase Christopher, The Mountain Project
