Latitude Flyer Pack — Built for Hunters Who Want to Fly
Most hunting packs are built around capacity. The Flyer is built around freedom. It's the most streamlined pack system Latitude has ever made — ultra low-profile, ultra-light, and purpose-built for saddle hunters who prioritize mobility above everything else. No bulk. No turtle shell. No unnecessary weight between you and the woods. The Flyer gives you an internal 7075 aluminum and carbon fiber frame for real load support, Torque Straps that lock your gear down tight with zero shift, and a modular storage layout that scales to exactly what you need. At 2 lbs 15 oz and 6 liters, this is the pack for hunters who want to move like they can fly.
Key Features
Mobility-First Design — No Turtle Shell Feel
The Flyer's defining characteristic is what it doesn't feel like. Traditional hunting packs sit high and wide — a "turtle shell" profile that catches branches, limits movement, and makes you feel your pack on every step through tight cover. The Flyer's ultra low-profile design eliminates that. It sits close, moves with you, and stays out of the way whether you're slipping through a bedding area, climbing a tree, or chasing a moving deer through thick timber. This is what freedom of movement feels like in a pack.
Advanced Internal Frame — 7075 Aluminum + Carbon Fiber
Lightweight doesn't have to mean soft. The Flyer's internal frame is built from 7075 aluminum paired with carbon fiber cross supports — two materials chosen specifically for their strength-to-weight ratio. The result is a frame that provides real load distribution and carrying comfort without adding the weight of a traditional aluminum stay system. You get structure where you need it and lightness everywhere else.
Torque Straps — Zero Gear Shift
The new Torque Straps are one of the Flyer's most practical features. They lock your gear tightly in place and eliminate the shifting, swaying, and bouncing that happens with traditional compression systems when you're walking in, climbing, or moving fast through difficult terrain. Your load stays exactly where you put it — quiet, stable, and dialed in from the parking area to the stand.
Modular Storage — Configure to Your Hunt
The Flyer's modular storage system adapts to how you hunt and what you're carrying. Quick evening sit with minimal gear? Configure it lean. All-day sit with changing conditions? Scale up. The system doesn't force your hunt into its layout — it fits around yours. Whether you're prioritizing speed, minimalist carry, or expanded utility, the Flyer adjusts.
Built Specifically for Saddle Hunting
Every decision in the Flyer's design was made with saddle hunting in mind. The low profile, the Torque Straps, the frame system, the modular layout — all of it reflects the specific demands of run-and-gun mobile hunting. This isn't a hiking pack adapted for hunting. It's a purpose-built saddle hunting system from the ground up.
Who It's Built For
The Flyer is for the saddle hunter who lives to move. If your hunting style is aggressive — covering ground, relocating mid-day, chasing thermals and wind changes — the Flyer is your pack. It's also the right call for any mobile hunter who has been slowed down by a bulky pack and wants to know what it feels like to move without that limitation. At 6 liters, the Flyer is a focused minimalist pack — not an all-day pack for late-season layers and full gear loads. If you need more capacity, the Ranger 33 is the answer. If you want to move as fast as possible with exactly what you need, the Flyer is it.
Specifications
| Specification |
Detail |
| Brand |
Latitude Outdoors |
| Model |
Flyer Pack |
| Weight |
2 lbs 15 oz |
| Volume |
6 Liters |
| Dimensions |
19" H x 11" W |
| Frame |
7075 Aluminum + Carbon Fiber Cross Supports |
| Gear Retention |
Torque Straps |
| Storage |
Modular, Fully Customizable |
| Design Focus |
Ultra Low-Profile, Mobility-First |
| SKU |
37032 |
Why Extreme Outfitters Recommends It
The Flyer is a different kind of hunting pack — and if you've been hunting with a traditional pack and haven't tried a truly low-profile system, you need to understand what you're missing. Latitude built this for hunters who are serious about mobility, and the 7075 aluminum/carbon fiber frame and Torque Straps are the kind of engineering details that justify the price. If you're a run-and-gun saddle hunter who covers ground and moves fast, the Flyer belongs on your back. Questions about whether the Flyer or the Ranger 33 is the right fit for how you hunt? Call us Monday through Saturday — real people answer the phone at Extreme Outfitters.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much gear does the Flyer Pack hold?
The Flyer is a 6-liter pack — it's intentionally minimalist. It's built for hunters who carry only what they need for aggressive, mobile hunting. For hunters who need more capacity — late-season layers, full gear loads, all-day sit supplies — the Latitude Ranger 33 (33 liters) is the right pack. The Flyer and the Ranger 33 serve different hunting styles.
What makes the Torque Straps different from standard compression straps?
Standard compression straps press gear down but don't eliminate lateral movement. Torque Straps are engineered to lock gear tightly in all directions — eliminating the shifting, bouncing, and swaying that happens during movement. The result is a more stable, quieter carry through any terrain.
What is 7075 aluminum and why does it matter?
7075 aluminum is a high-strength aerospace-grade aluminum alloy — significantly stronger than the 6061 aluminum used in most consumer outdoor gear. Paired with carbon fiber cross supports, it allows the Flyer's internal frame to deliver serious load support at minimal weight.
Is the Flyer Pack designed for saddle hunting specifically?
Yes. Every design decision in the Flyer was made with saddle hunting in mind — the ultra low-profile to clear tree limbs and bark, the Torque Straps for gear retention while climbing, the modular storage for configuring around different saddle hunting setups. It's a purpose-built saddle hunting pack, not a general hunting pack adapted for saddle use.
Can I add MOLLE pouches to the Flyer Pack?
Contact us for current MOLLE compatibility information on the Flyer Pack. Latitude's full lineup of MOLLE pouches — including the Ranger MOLLE Pouch, Phone Pouch, and Rangefinder Pouch — are designed to work across the Latitude system.
