Tenzing packs

[----->shooter]

Anybody else use these? What do you guys think?
I have a TZ2220 currently and it is an awesome pack, I like everything about it.
I'm looking at higher capacity suspension framed packs now for the long hauls into and out of the mountains. Anybody have the TZ5000/6000 and thoughts? And honestly the TZ CF13 seems like it would be the best for a meat hauler but would lack in economical gear hauling. Really interested in some features, just seems to be less for more $.
Experienced backpackers or sheep hunters, looking at you. Thoughts?

[JCP]

What is your price range? there are much better options if your willing to spend more money. Kifaru, Stone glacier, Mystery ranch to name a few...

I don't have any experience with tenzing though.

check out www.rokslide.com they have some great back packing discussions there

[JCP]

Just checked out the TZ CF13 online and wow. had no idea on the price of it and just assumed it would be less than the ones I described.

Looks like a great pack

[winger7mm]

Im running the 1250 as a day pack for elk. At the moment iv used it while shed hunting and such to break it in. Comfy as all heck. I will by buying Tenzing again.

[Quinner]

I have the 5000 and love it. Had it for 2 years now and love it. Also have the 2200 for day hunts. Most comfortable pack I've ever had.

[foothills26]

I have the 6000 and also love it! I haven't tested it hauling meat out yet but have had it 2yrs now and it packs everything in for week long sheep hunts in comfort.

[Stinky Buffalo]

My Tenzing isn't a meat-packer, but I can definitely attest to the build quality, comfort and utility.

[Xbolthunter]

Where do they sell tenzing packs?

[----->shooter]

Wholesale sports has a minimal selection and won't order specific, the new Canadian tire in South common has a couple.
If I can decide 5000 or cf13, I hope to just order direct