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High Water Hip Pack
Mystery Ranch
High Water Hip Pack
$126.71
Description

　　With absolute protection from the elements for your essentials thanks to RF-welded construction and TRU-ZIP waterproof zippers, this cross-over body/hip pack is perfect for any adventure that gets you out of the house. Throwing flies, floating the river, or keeping your stuff safe from the drunk guy at the concert, the HIGH WATER HIP PACK is your simple solution for ultimate protection.

　　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 waterproof hip packs and accessories tolerates extreme elements and is resilient to daily use.

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Description
Brand:
Mystery Ranch
Gender:
Unisex
Size:
One Size
Pack Volume:
305 cu in / 5 liters
Dimensions:
7 x 11 x 6 in / 18 x 28 x 15 cm
Weight:
0.9 lbs / 0.4 kg
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, leak-proof seams for durable, long-lasting total waterproofness.
  • TRU® Zip is the first-ever sliding, toothless, silent, dust-proof, waterproof submersible, self-healing complete zipper assembly. TRU® Zip is made in the USA.
Other Features:
  • Padded 1.5" waist belt with PALS webbing for MOLLE attach accessories
  • 1.5" wide removable adjustable shoulder strap
  • Padded body panel
  • Front stormproof zippered pocket
  • Heavy-duty reinforced zip pull tabs
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