Mystery Ranch | 3 Zip Military Series

ASAP Pack | www.mysteryranc...
For the shortest of missions, the ASAP is our smallest assault pack. Its 3-ZIP design allows quick access to the bag’s interior and can easily carry a radio. Inside are multiple hydration configuration options.
Specs:
Weight: 3 lbs (1.4 kg)
Volume: 1221 cu-in (20 L)
Dimensions: 21"x12"x8" (52x31x20cm)
Frame System: Futura Frame
Features:
MOLLE on interior body panel for attaching accessories
Port at top of body panel opens from either side for antennae, cables, and/or hydration
Two internal sleeves with compression straps each accommodate water bladders up to 3L each
Zippered compartment inside the lid with additional zipper pocket to keep small items accessible
Velcro on lid for identification and patches
MOLLE on exterior for attaching additional accessories
Removable 1" waist belt
3 Day Assault Pack | www.mysteryranc...
Retaining all the functional features of the original 3 DAY ASSAULT, our latest CL version is built domestically. Its signature 3-Zip design provides ready access to the pack's contents. Side MOLLE webbing affords to lash on customization to grow the pack's capacity. Side compression straps cinch down the load to minimize bulk when the pack isn't fully loaded. It features a built-in laptop sleeve to secure your devices for optimal protection. Two, zippered accessory provide quick access to smaller essentials.
Specs:
Weight: 4.6 lbs (2.1 kg)
Volume: 1800 cu-in (30 L)
Dimensions: 18"x11.5"x8.5" (46x29x22cm)
Features:
Side MOLLE webbing provides lash on expansion to increase carry capacity
Front daisy chains provide lash on expansion to increase carry capacity
Side compression straps to minimize bulk when not fully loaded
Waist belt tucks into compartments beneath the water bottle pockets when not in use
Interior accessory storage compartments
Komodo Dragon Pack| www.mysteryranc...
The KOMODO DRAGON is a slightly larger version of our 3 Day Assault for extended time in the field. The KOMODO DRAGON uses the Futura yoke to adjust to different torso lengths and accommodate the extra girth of armor. Inside, it has a MOLLE panel for radio mounts plus detail pockets and hydration sleeves. The waist belt stows away when not in use.
Specs:
Weight: 4.7 lbs (2.1 kg)
Volume: 2288 cu-in (38 L)
Dimensions: 24”x14”x9” (61x35.5x23cm)
Frame System: Futura Frame
Features:
Three rows of MOLLE on front panels
VELCRO® on lid for identification and patches
Radio inputs, outputs and antennas route easily through the three urethane coated zippered ports
Water bottle pockets keep hydration handy
Double-layered bottom for long-haul durability
Waist belt stows away when not in use

[@PoorWorksmanship]

Miss the live wings and pass-throughs on the water bottle pockets, wish y'all broght those back

[@itznoxy7193]

Yeah wtf why do these old bags have better features than the new ones?

[@pawncze]

W.... wait? So 3DAP is just 2000cu-in and holds everything i did pack into 3600cu-in rucksack perfectly? Well, I quess 3DAP is just more awesome than I tought before buyin' it.

[@richiepowa]

Hello, i would liké to upgrade my 2 days assault with a padded belt, how Can i upgrade it ? Thx.

[@historycallgeneral1051]

I really like the design it’s so unique and practical and not a gimmic

[@garfieldvevo]

You’re right, it’s not

[@91mustang347]

Hi There, is the middle pack similar to the Terraframe 50? I just bought that one and I'm debating whether the 50 or 65 is better for me.

[@PoorWorksmanship]

The komodo dragon is only slightly larger than the 3DAP.

[@nicolapasquale8115]

The Komodo is 40 litres but I can fit as many things as I do in the Blackjack 50 which is a theoretical 50 litres. For 65 litres, I use the SATL which is awesome (I did not quite like it at the beginning but I appreciate its features more and more as time goes by).

[@uberlupe1]

The 1-Day Assault Pack needs to be made available for the US market.

[@jcaff6963]

Dana Design the ultimate ultimate. Mystery Ranch has good parentage.

[@militarygearjunkie2522]

these are older versions of the packs, right? I've heard pass through pockets are now gone on the 3 day assault pack.

[@MLsnacksnstuff]

Park James yep. They also replaced the Daisy chaining in the front with more pals webbing.

[@gumbi8989]

yea, they did, which really sucks...

[@militarygearjunkie2522]

gumbi8989 why is that?

[@sgtg4600]

Great packs, but I would have to sell a kidney to be able to afford one, shame.

[@stanleylaw5998]

Can you guys make a 3DAP with more pals webbing? We need a better packs to work as a DSWs. CERT/ARES/RACES and the like need more gear like this pack but we need more flexibility because most of the time we'll store the gear within the pack when in storage in the back of our vehicles, but when our EOCs activate us, we'll take out our molle gear and affix it to the pals webbing. However, we don't an overly tactical looking bag in coyote or camo because people are actively targeting police, and police are overly itchy with their trigger fingers at people who look even slightly "tacticool". A black 3DAP with plenty of PALS like the ASAP would be extremely amazing so our CERT/ARES/RACES patches are clearly identifiable on the packs and our chest rigs. Because we're volunteers across the country, we aren't limited to the Berry Amendment and can pay for this out of our own pockets. A solid 24hour bag with enough room for water, radios, batteries, chargers, laptop, trauma first aid kit, food, Personal Protective Equipment, and clothing for the weather conditions is all we need to survive a shift as a disaster service worker before we need to replenish.

[@0002EcM]

You see the 2dap? It comes in black, has pals but is a bit smaller ~1650 cu in.

[@0002EcM]

Oh WTH I just answered a 4 year old post, I thought I had this sorted by newest.

[@internetextremist]

Can it fit my school supplies?

[@rmt1]

Made in USA !🤙🏻

[@peachfuds]

Ooh fuckin rah! Nice pack mate

[@vladaOSOD]

Is there any difference between the US made an the ones made in Philippines?

[@Dire_wolfe]

Yea where they're made

[@oz-ng4tl]

Yeah one is made in the USA and the other one isnt lol!! In a seriousness though, the ones made it USA are made for the target audience of the military since i believe and equipment or gear the military uses needs to be made in the USA in order to be approved for duty use. (Military folk: If im wrong, please correct me)

[@laodealmuqarrabun656]

Hi, my urban assault 18l is a bit different from what I see from the mystery ranch website. My bag doesn't have the mystery ranch logo on the bottom of one of the shoulder straps. Another thing is my bag has a slit at the bottom of the back padding where a waist belt can be slipped through. Apart from those two things, everything is the same. I bought it from someone who bought it from a retailer. Did I just buy a knock off? Is there even a mystery ranch knock off?

[@mysteryranch]

We used to have a waistbelt pass through, but this is no longer and option; also, the shoulder straps could have not received a patch logo in some years of this design.

[@laodealmuqarrabun656]

Thanks for your reply. By the way, how to take the sternum strap off?

[@mysteryranch]

You can use a flat head and pop out the ends of the buckles to release; twist the flat head in the space at the end and it should release with a bit of force.

[@Warrior-14]

Its just sad you cannot get them in Europe

[@danijmf2289]

Check out varuste net if Finland isn't to far away:)

[@briawansembilantujuh]

@@danijmf2289 i live in Australia and I ordered a mr 2dap pack from varuste net lmao.

[@highonimmi]

great quality packs.....but, why have black zippers with earth tone colors....put matching zipper colors with the packs, please. that is a no go for me....zippers, clips, zipper pulls and webbing don't match. bag could be free and I won't use it.

[@mysteryranch]

Our military packs now have IR Compliant zippers that match the fabric. Thanks for the comments.

[@highonimmi]

thanks...me love you long time

[@SquidGunman]

@@highonimmiHow do I get your problems?