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High Water Duffel 50
Mystery Ranch
High Water Duffel 50
$246.71
Description

　　The HIGH WATER DUFFEL is ready for any adventure. Made with burly 840d ballistic nylon, Tru-Zip® waterproof zippers, and RF welding, this pack fits perfectly on your pack's Overload® feature - or stands alone for travel on land or water. With multi-use shoulder straps, you choose how you want to carry, and quick-access mesh pockets and reinforced daisy chains keep you organized.

　　Technology you've never seen from Mystery Ranch before, the HIGH WATER SERIES was designed with complete water-tightness in mind. Through innovative construction methods, materials, and trims, this collection of packs and accessories tolerates extreme elements and is resilient to daily use.

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Brand:
Mystery Ranch
Gender:
Unisex
Pack Volume:
3050 cu in / 50 L
Weight:
2.5 lbs / 1.1 kg
Dimensions:
23.75 x 9.75 x 14.75 in / 60 x 25 x 37 cm
Other Features:
  • Built to fit on any MR Overload® pack (Guide Light MT™ or Terraframe packs)
  • Shoulder straps that can be swapped from duffel to backpack configuration
  • Large 3D zippered mesh side pockets
  • Large end handles
  • Heavy-duty reinforced daisy chains
  • Internal compression straps
Materials:
  • Built with 840d ballistic nylon with double-sided TPU coating for waterproofness, high abrasion- & tear-resistance, high-temp resistance, and low-temp flexibility.
  • The RF welded construction creates high-strength fused, leakproof seams for durable, long-lasting total waterproofness.
  • TRU® Zip is the first-ever sliding, toothless, silent, dustproof, waterproof submersible, self-healing complete zipper assembly. TRU® Zip is made in the USA.
  • YKK® zippers
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