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In and Out 22
Mystery Ranch
In and Out 22
$77.18
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　　Fully engineered yet featherweight packable summit pack

　　Most summit packs are glorified stuff bags with flimsy shoulder straps. However, the Mystery Ranch IN & OUT 22 is a fully engineered yet featherweight solution. Designed to stuff into its front, mesh pocket – packing the size of a small water bottle. It features a lid flap for extra weather protection and tucks into bag for ease of access and a top-loading shroud with drawstring main access. It also features contoured shoulder straps and a sternum strap and is built from 100D CORDURA® mini-rip for high abrasion and tear resistance. This full-featured, packable daypack will get you IN & OUT.

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Description

　　• Stuffs into its own front pocket (8.5”x4.5”x4”)

　　• Shroud with drawstring main access

　　• Lid flap for extra weather protection tucks into bag for ease of access

　　• Contoured shoulder straps with adjustable sternum strap

　　• Highly breathable, low-profile fixed yoke contours to the body

　　• Two, external zippered access pockets

　　• One, side stretch-woven water bottle pocket

　　• Two tool carry loops with secure straps

　　• Side compression straps

　　• 2 L (70 oz) hydration reservoir pocket against frame with ports to drinking tube above shoulders (reservoir sold separately)

　　-- 100D CORDURA®; Mini Rip for durable, lightweight, packability

　　-- YKK® zippers

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