Mystery Ranch Terraplane Pack

Mystery Ranch
Terraplane Pack

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Product Description Item No. 10307255

Feature of the Mystery Ranch Terraplane Pack

Classic top loading design for easy packing
Vertical long pockets for external organization
Speed zip compartment for quick access to sleeping bag
Side zip for easy access without unpacking
Water bottle pockets
Hydration reservoir compatible
Double layered differential bottom for added durability

Product Specifications

Gender:	Mens
Features:	Compression Straps, Water Bottle Pockets, Carry-On Size, Hydration Compatible
Weight:	113.6 oz
Pack Pockets (+ main compartment):	5
Disclaimer:	We only ship this brand to US Addresses.
Best Use:	Backpacking, Expedition
Pack Capacity:	82 Liters / 5004 Cubic inches
Trip Length:	Expedition
Frame Type:	Internal
Pack Access:	Top

Rated 2 out of 5 by Clark from Bad weight transfer and QC Pros: -great pack bag. Cons: -I could not get the pack to effectively transfer weight to my hips. Kept sliding down as others have mentioned. Waistbelt just did not work. -bad quality. I was shocked to see numerous stitching errors, loose threads, and misrouted shoulder straps on BOTH packs I tried (ordered a second because I thought the first had to be a ringer). In addition, the hipbelt on the second had an obvious and major deformity in the foam. It is made in the Philippines. My Mystery Ranch stuff made in Vietnam is of great quality. -lazy design. No hipbelt pockets, no key clip in the lid, not even an ice axe keeper like the Glacier has. Come on guys. It says itâs hydration compatible but there is no sleeve for a bladder. I actually liked the simple design but you need to add a few things and fix the QC issues.

Date published: 2018-04-18

Rated 2 out of 5 by Mtmule from Overpriced book bag Bought this bag last season when they first became available around 8/16. I have a bit of experience with the Dana design bags that preceded the mystery ranch version. The Dana bags were top notch super durable pre ultra lite bomb proof bags that carried weight (60lbs) exceptionally well. I wished I could have handled the terra plane prior to purchasing. The layout, design, and construction of the bag are still comparable to the Dana terra plane, the similarities end at the shoulder harness and hip belt. I am seriously disappointed in the way this bag carries weight. After several sub 10 mile shakedown outings, loaded at only 42 lbs I found myself constantly cinching the hip belt and adjusting and reloading the bag I found that hip belt lost its form and shoulder straps dig through the padding. Logic would depict that a company like mystery ranch with the design knowledge from the Dana design years and access to new state of the art materials the old terra plane would be at least marginally improved, not the case. If anyone is listening at mystery ranch, please put the old harness assembly on the new bag. The human to bag interface is cr-p, feels like an old book bag from elementary school. I don't mind spending good money for good quality products but I got some buyers remorse from this purchase. If you are looking for a Dana design bag, go find a good used one they are still out there. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

Date published: 2017-09-04

Rated 4 out of 5 by Chairtipper from Heavy but full of extras The first thing you’ll notice with this bag: it is heavy. The materials are extremely durable and of course there are lots of them because it is huge. I don’t so much mind the weight if it means the pack lasting longer. I’ve found that it transfers the weight well to my hips, and the many pockets and packing options give me plenty of ways to stash gear. I’ve only taken it on a few short trips no more than 2 nights, so I don’t know how well it performs fully loaded on longer outings. But so far I’ve been happy with it. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

Date published: 2020-01-26

Rated 2 out of 5 by Conjunctivitis from Great packbag, lousy quality and weight transfer Pros: -great pack bag. Love that the lid and torpedo pockets aren’t compressed by the main bag. The side pockets are deep and are not made useless by the compression straps. Sleeping bag design is good. Cons: -I could not get the pack to effectively transfer weight to my hips. Kept sliding down as others have mentioned. Waistbelt just did not work. -bad quality. I was shocked to see numerous stitching errors, loose threads, and misrouted shoulder straps on BOTH packs I tried (ordered a second because I thought the first had to be a ringer). In addition, the hipbelt on the second had an obvious and major deformity in the foam. It is made in the Philippines. My Mystery Ranch stuff made in Vietnam is of great quality. -lazy design. No hipbelt pockets, no key clip in the lid, not even an ice axe keeper like the Glacier has. Come on guys. It says it’s hydration compatible but there is no sleeve for a bladder. I actually liked the simple design but you need to add a few things and fix the QC issues. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

Date published: 2018-04-18

Rated 5 out of 5 by Mike from Great Rugged Pack The Terraplane is a great old-school pack - I mean that as a compliment; a little heavier than some of the new packs, but the load carriage system is second to none and the pack is very rugged and built to last a long time. I need more volume because I backpack with Scouts and need to carry extra gear and this pack is perfect for that.

Date published: 2017-04-24

Rated 5 out of 5 by Bird from Comfortable under heavy loads This pack came in the day we were heading out to Glacier National Park. Loaded up about 60 pounds in it out of the box. It carried it well. We did about a twenty mile out and back trip. I’m certainly out of shape and my body took a beating but my traps and back felt great compared to my legs. I can only accredit that to a well made pack. Definitely looking forward to using it for years to come. There’s no doubt that it will be around for many more trails.

Date published: 2019-07-01

Rated 5 out of 5 by peaches13 from Worth the price Purchased these backpacks for a work project where we needed to hike 60-80lbs of soil samples out of a remote desert location. Worked like a champ! Great features - lots of straps/access points, 100% adjustable to torso length and girth. The pack has only seen 1 real backpacking trip - 2 days, 18 miles. Easy peasy compared to its work use! [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

Date published: 2018-06-13

Rated 5 out of 5 by Xcrazyfun from As good as it gets... You won't find a better pack. High quality, great design, these packs last forever...this is my second Dana pack. I loaned my last one to a "friend" and never saw it again...a mistake I won't make twice! [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

Date published: 2017-08-21

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