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2 Day Assault
Mystery Ranch
2 Day Assault
$171.71
Description

　　Military-inspired 27L urban pack with MOLLE & laptop sleeve

　　From the aspiring to retired gunfighters, the 2 Day Assault is Mystery Ranch's nod to the ultra-success of their 3 Day Assault Pack. The Mystery Ranch 2 Day Assault Backpack is a scaled-down option for non-military enthusiasts built with a smaller, everyday urban size and functionality. Enough MOLLE on sides and back of the pack to entertain substitutions from flash-bang pocket attachments to urban necessities. All the bells and whistles you would expect in a 3-DAP with an integrated computer sleeve for a non-combative lifestyle.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
Mystery Ranch
Gender:
Unisex
Cubic Inches:
1648
Liters:
27
Weight:
3 lbs / 1.4 kg
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
111183
Other Features:
• VELCRO® on top of lid for morale patches
• Classic 3-ZIP design for easy, rapid access to the interior
• Main compartment and side zip access to floating, padded laptop sleeve that fits laptops up to 15" and document/tablet sleeve pocket
• Interior dump pockets
• MOLLE on exterior
• Compression straps
• Two zippered lid pockets
• Adjustable yoke
• Two interior mesh pockets
• External bottle pockets
• Full-length plastic framesheet
• Removable web waistbelt
• 500D CORDURA® fabric
• YKK® zippers
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