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Blitz 30
Mystery Ranch
Blitz 30
$223.16
Description

　　A loop-lined laptop sleeve, internal bottle pockets and attached admin lid offer work-rich features, yet the hydro-ported body panel is ready for off-road adventures. Full horseshoe-style zip access allows you to get to every item in your pack and the external PALS webbing is ready for attached accessories. The Mystery Ranch Blitz 30 will be your go-to bag that offers a tactical solution to your everyday needs.

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Description
Brand:
Mystery Ranch
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
112771
Gender:
Unisex
Weight:
3.8 lbs / 1.7 kg
Volume:
29 liters / 1770 cu in
Dimensions:
20.5 x 13 x 13.5 in / 52 x 33 x 34 cm
Materials:
Durable 500D CORDURA® fabric
Coated YKK® #10 Zipper
Other Features:
  • Durable fabric and hardware choices combined with practical features and thoughtful organization make for a cross-functional EDC.
  • A low-profile, removable webbing waist belt allows you to have access when you want it or keep it streamlined.
  • Quick access via the body panel gets you directly to the tools you need with a padded floating laptop sleeve.
  • Regardless of what the day has in store, the three main pockets and ample PALS webbing keep you organized and offer the ability to accessorize.
  • Both side and lower compression straps offer flexibility and function for whatever extras you need to bring along.
  • Side pockets are not just reserved for water bottles and with grommeted drain holes; even if you get caught in a storm, you won’t end up with soggy pockets.
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