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In and Out 18L Backpack

Ponderosa

Sale price£90.00
  • 100D Robic ripstop nylon
  • 18 litres
  • 38.7 x 23.5 x 19.7 cm, around 400g
  • Self stuffing, packs into its own front pocket
  • Top loading compressible main compartment
  • Internal hydration sleeve with ports in the lid
  • Side bottle pockets with elastic cord closures
  • YKK zips and Duraflex hardware

Four hundred grams, and it stuffs into its own front pocket so it takes up less room in a case than a water bottle. Mystery Ranch have been making packs out of Bozeman, Montana since 2000, mostly for people who need them to work, and the In and Out is what you take as a second bag when you know you will want one and do not know when. Robic ripstop, eighteen litres, hydration sleeve inside.

COLOUR: Ponderosa

SIZE: ONE SIZE

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