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Tower 47
Mystery Ranch
Tower 47
$259.96
Description

　　Bombproof, comfortable crag pack with Type A organization

　　Finally, a bomb-proof crag pack to keep your gear organized. This organizational monster, the Mystery Ranch Tower 47, is feature-filled with the functions you demand as a climber. From its burly fabrication and splay-open access to its removable components and comfortable carry, this is the perfect crag pack. Made for those who want to get to a bottom of the crag, drop the bag, and have it sprawl out with all of their equipment. The compression-molded back panel adds structure and increased comfort during the approach to the base of the crag.

　　Please note, this product may ship with silver compression strap buckles instead of the black ones pictured.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
Mystery Ranch
Gender:
Unisex
Cubic Inches:
2868
Liters:
47
Color:
Black
Weight:
4.4 lbs / 2 kg
Torso Length Range:
-- S/M: 15 - 20 in / 38 - 51 cm (waistbelt fits 26 - 36 in)
-- L/XL: 17 - 24 in / 43 - 61 cm (waistbelt fits 35 - 40+ in)
Dimensions:
24 x 14 x 11 in / 61 x 36 x 28 cm
Other Features:
• Futura Alpine yoke and belt easily adjusted or removed
• Telescoping yoke for custom torso fit
• Top zippered opening for controlled access or duffel bag opening for full access to gear
• Five removable compression straps with aluminum buckles
• Removable frame sheet and fiberglass stays
• Dual Daisy Chain
• Handles on top for hauling, on the side and bottom to easily move the bag when open
• Zippered lid pocket
• Three large zippered internal pockets to keep gear organized and an additional zippered pocket on the body panel
• Outer access to one internal pocket perfect to grab shoes and a harness without unpacking the whole bag
• Hydration compatible (reservoir sold separately)
1000D Cordura
YKK® zippers
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