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Rip Ruck 24
Mystery Ranch
Rip Ruck 24
$126.71
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　　Tactical-inspired daypack for travel and everyday carry

　　The Mystery Ranch Rip Ruck 24, the mid-size pack in the Rip Ruck series, will be your best travel companion because of its organization. It has two main compartments: a zip access to a separate laptop and document sleeve and a Rip-Zip compartment that has a sleeve, zippered mesh pocket, and plenty of space for all your other must-haves. Other features include one side stretch-woven pocket, PALS webbing and daisy chain for attaching accessories, and two exterior Rip Zip pockets for quick access and organization.

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Description
Brand Name:
Mystery Ranch
Gender:
Unisex
Cubic Inches:
1465
Liters:
24
Weight:
1.0 kg (2.3 lbs)
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
112458
Other Features:
• Reinforced top haul handle
• Top zip access to separate laptop, document, and accessory compartment
• Molded body panel
• Fixed harnessing
• Floating padded sleeve with Velcro® closure fits laptops up to 15in.
• Divided zippered mesh pocket on the padded floating computer sleeve
• Two lower Rip-Zip pockets with quick pull magnetic open and close
• PALS webbing on top of lid for MOLLE accessories
• Silicone logo on a bed of Velcro® to accommodate morale patches
• Additional document sleeve is lined with Velcro® for attaching accessories
• Quick Rip-Zip panel access to drop-in compartment for easy one handed open and close and secures with magnets
• Front daisy chain for attaching accessories
• 330 Robic fabric and YKK® DWR coated zippers
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