Mystery Ranch Scree 32 Review (2 Weeks of Use)

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0:00 - Intro
0:31 - External Features
3:00 - Harness System
6:02 - Fit Notes
7:00 - Secondary Compartments
9:03 - Main Compartment
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[@videogazer801]

Extremely concise review and especially appreciate the on-body demonstration.

[@PackHacker2]

Thanks for watching! 😃

[@YTusercomment]

I ordered a few color-matched velcro strap keepers to roll up and fasten long hanging straps. Cleans up the pack look very well. I own the Scree 32-L...it is my go-to Daypack now. Also own three other Mystery Ranch backpacks...finest and most comfortable backpacks I've owned.

[@scrappinggirl9]

Very good review!! Just got this bag and now I feel like I know everything about it! Thank you!

[@evodrums]

great video! thanks for putting this together! I'm buying it!

[@PackHacker2]

Thanks for watching! 🤙 -Eric

[@nicholasconklin9586]

If the hole at the center of the Tri-Zip really worries you, I would recommend just finding an appropriately sized rainfly to stow in the the top of something. Then if it starts raining really hard you can just throw the rainfly over the backpack and keep everything inside dry.

[@stevearita3267]

Thank you for doing this review, very informative and well done! I've been thinking about getting the Scree, and your "thorough" review really really helped me see all of the features. Thank you again. I subscribed to your channel!

[@PackHacker2]

Thanks for watching 😃 -Eric

[@plomari69]

Can't decide between this or the Coulee 30, which one do you prefer? Main use will be overnighters. Also, of these two which is more suitable for attaching larger gear like packraft, sleeping pad etc? Thanks in advance, great reviews, keep 'em coming

[@unclefreedom213]

Love my Scree 32 it's my goto for 1 to 3 day hikes beyond comfortable and light. I am about to begin testing the Eberlestock F7 Kite which is larger more like my Coulee 40 but heavier duty

[@PackHacker2]

Thanks for sharing your insights 🤙 -Eric

[@Bill_tyler]

3 day? Interested in what you carry

[@unclefreedom213]

@@Bill_tyler I'm a minimalist hiker tarp and hammock setup kind of guy. I woild say there is no way this would suffice for a normal hiker much beyond and overnighter

[@TheKoreanSpongebob]

Are you able to fit the scree 32 underneath an airplane seat?

[@ty6896]

What packing cubes did you show in the video??

[@Tralala691]

The other reviewer called those straps, flappy things. I like flappy. 😂😂😂😂😂

[@PackHacker2]

😂😂😂

[@wgthn5103]

Do the top zips just ‘rip open’ if you want to?

[@PackHacker2]

Yes, you can rip them open quickly if you want to! -Eric

[@tap42al]

This or the coulee?

[@memorobles7857]

Where can I buy *this* exact version with the hydration bladder toggle.

[@vaughanbranch8376]

All of the current Scree 32’s have the hydration bladder toggle. Evidently there was an update a few years ago where the toggle was taken out or more likely overlooked. Just got one in today in the Lizard color and the toggle is present. To make sure you don’t get an older version probably safest to get directly from MR. Great pack!

[@memorobles7857]

@@vaughanbranch8376 Thank you so much! So, just to clarify, you got yours from MR?

[@TurkeyDart]

Can you use this pack for a ruck pack? Carry a 30LB plate and 3L water bladder?

[@TurkeyDart]

I ended up buying this pack. Its a god damn beast! I contacted mystery ranch and these things are tested out to 85lbs. Way over the recommended load which they say 1lb per liter so 32lbs. I have went on 10-15 ten mile hikes up hills with a load out of 40lbs with zero signs of any issue

[@x-Musashi-x]

Wow. I’m thinking to get this also travel. Have you tried traveling with this?

[@TurkeyDart]

@@x-Musashi-x i have traveled with it. I use it for an overnight bag when i go out. Its not bad at all. You can remove the waist/hip pads. Some might find all the straps dangling a slight annoyance. But i dont think its bad. They can always be cut and re-sewn if jt was that serious

[@spellerlittlewing]

Expensive for only 32l

[@nicholasconklin9586]

That's Mystery Ranch for you haha

[@georgeseriani2482]

Why always black packs??? Hard to see the details on you tube no one where I live would were a black pack I live in the desert with long summers averaging 115 f black absorbs heat witch is the last thing you want here good pack and better with a lighter color

[@Coty72]

People will complain about absolutely anything, ignore this guy. Great review!

[@Bill_tyler]

Are you serious? Hey….hey… what’s the name of your channel?

[@borrago]

oooooooo......2 weeks......wait to report after using it for a respectable amount of time.