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Terraframe 80
Mystery Ranch
Terraframe 80
$389.18
Description

　　An expandable load hauler for your biggest mountain adventures, the Terraframe 80 is for mountain zealots who need options when going big. Mystery Ranch has offered the OVERLOAD® feature in hunting and military packs for years, yet backcountry climbers, fisherman, guides and others have been asking for a mountain-inspired version of this versatile, load-taming design. Featuring rigid, carbon fiber frame stays, the suspension allows an ideal amount of torsional flex while providing ample support for loads up to 150 lbs.

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Description
Brand Name:
Mystery Ranch
Gender:
Unisex
Cubic Inches:
4870
Liters:
80
Weight Capacity:
up to 150 lbs
Weight:
5.9 lbs / 2.7 kg
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
112384
Other Features:
• OVERLOAD® load sling
• Quick attach frame cap hardware provides easier OVERLOAD® feature conversion
• Telescoping yoke for custom torso fit
• Daisy chain with adjustable tool attach loops
• Top Loading shroud with full bag zippered panel access around back pockets
• Two external long pockets for ease of organization
• Internal compression keeps tension off of zipper
• Two full-length side zip access
• Hydration reservoir compatible
• Convertible Daypack Lid with porting for hydration
• Stretch-woven water bottle pockets
Materials:
-- 330D Lite Plus CORDURA®
-- YKK® coated zippers for durability and water protection
-- Guide Light MT™ frame
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