Introducing the Mystery Ranch Scree 32
Backpack, a technical daypack that combines rigorous
functionality with outstanding comfort, all wrapped in the striking
Lizard color. This design is tailor-made for
adventurers who demand reliability and efficiency during their day
hikes or light backpacking trips. Engineered with an
internal HDPE frame sheet, this backpack ensures
optimal rigidity and support, making it your steadfast companion in
any terrain. With...
Show more Introducing the Mystery Ranch Scree 32 Backpack, a technical daypack that combines rigorous functionality with outstanding comfort, all wrapped in the striking Lizard color. This design is tailor-made for adventurers who demand reliability and efficiency during their day hikes or light backpacking trips. Engineered with an internal HDPE frame sheet, this backpack ensures optimal rigidity and support, making it your steadfast companion in any terrain. With features that cater to your on-the-go lifestyle, the Scree 32 becomes the go-to choice for individuals who prioritize performance without sacrificing style.
- Optimal Carry Comfort: The backpack is designed with a redirect removable waistbelt that secures in a natural, forward pull direction, requiring significantly less effort to tighten, allowing you to focus on your adventure.
- Go the Distance: Its patented Futura Yoke micro-adjusts easily to your torso length, ensuring the right amount of stand-off between your back and the frame for maximum comfort, even on longer hikes.
- Functional Design: Featuring the classic 3-ZIP design, the Scree 32 allows for easy, rapid access to your pack contents, making it perfect for quick stops and changes.
It also comes equipped with an internal hydration sleeve and convenient side pockets for your water bottles, ensuring you're well-hydrated during your outings.
- Built for the Mission: Emphasizing durability and resilience, the Scree 32 is crafted with the same design principles that MYSTERY RANCH is renowned for, promising to withstand even the harshest commutes and environments.
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