Preview: ALPS OutdoorZ Impact Pro Turkey Vest

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posted on April 20, 2024
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ALPS OutdoorZ Impact Pro Turkey Vest

Designed to function like a stadium seat with a wearable harness, this latest update to the Impact Turkey Vest from ALPS is packed with additions to better address the needs of dyed-in-the-wool turkey hunters.

Predator and small-game hunters will appreciate the system, too, as the Impact Pro offers up a high-density, molded-foam cushion and backrest for comfort and support.

An oversize game bag is integrated into the vest, along with MOLLE webbing and molded pockets for tools and accessories.

Included are breathable shoulder straps contoured for comfort and engineered to help manage loads, thanks to the included sternum strap.

The vest features Mossy Oak Original Bottomland camouflage and weighs roughly 5 lbs.

MSRP is $150. For more information, visit alpsoutdoorz.com.

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