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Mission Stuffel 45
Mystery Ranch
Mission Stuffel 45
$92.78
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　　Born in the same style as Mystery Ranch's Mission Duffel and nesting into its own boot compartment, this convertible duffel takes up less space than a sweater when packed making it a no-brainer to toss into your bag to accommodate the extra goodies you picked up on your trip – also freeing up floor space that traditional luggage has a hold on.

　　A horseshoe-style opening into a huge main compartment is complimented by two internal organization pockets and the boot compartment easily fits a pair of shoes or dirty laundry. Convertible shoulder straps can be worn as a backpack or side carry and are easily removed if you need to check it, while the 330d Hitra Robic fabric can hold up to TSA.

　　

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Description
Brand:
Mystery Ranch
Gender:
Unisex
Volume:
45 liters / 2685 cu in
Weight:
1.4 lbs
Dimensions:
22.5" x 12" x 10.5"
Materials:
330d Hitra Robic nylon, #8 YKK® zippers
Other Features:
  • Stuffs into itself down to 10" x 10.5" x 4"
  • Convertible duffel stuffs into its own boot compartment
  • Huge main compartment accessed through a long horseshoe opening
  • Two internal zippered mesh pockets
  • Shoulder straps set up so the duffel can be worn as a backpack
  • Shoulder straps easily removable for quick storage if you need to check it
  • A handle on all sides - four total
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