TERRAFRAME Series | MYSTERY RANCH Backpacks
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ย. 2024
- Finally, a pack built for general outdoor, backpacking, and mountaineering use featuring our patented OVERLOAD® feature. Your new secret weapon when carrying awkward, excessive loads.
The TERRAFRAME series comes in two different sizes: 65L & 80L.
An expandable load hauler for your biggest mountain adventures. The new TERRAFRAME is for mountain zealots who need options when going big. We’ve offered the OVERLOAD® feature in hunting and military packs for years, yet backcountry climbers, fisherman, guides and others have been asking for a mountain-inspired version of this versatile, load-taming design. Featuring rigid, carbon fiber frame stays, the suspension allows an ideal amount of torsional flex while providing ample support for loads up to 150 lbs.
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I like when people say "utilize" instead of just 'use'. Makes them sound smart! 🤓
They aren't the same word. You can use a bat to play baseball, or utilize it for self-defense.
@@ryansiekert877 they're the same word.
"everything needs to be dumbed down"
Picking one of these up this Fall. Can’t wait to get it out in the field. Wonderfully designed.
Oh man, this looks like backpack that can do anything!
This is basically the backpack from death stranding. I will take 2 please.
This video predicts the future. Look at his shirt😂
You/i need the 65 liters in olive green, please
Yes olive green please I got the 50 in londen green packs awesome! But olive would have been nice
I ordered the 65L form GovX yesterday. I look forward to trying it out! (Especially since it was 20% off smiley face).
I just bought the 65 l version. It's a good backpack, but be warned: you will have to acquaint yourself with a lot of technicalities. It isn' rocket science to get to know the many straps and their functions, and to understand the unique adjustment system, plus the unique frame, not to mention the unique overload system - but it will take a while to learn. Pay close attention to tutorial videos on TH-cam - like this one. This is NOT a basic backpack. The reward is the comfort you'll experience when using it. It really feels nice. - And don't delay buying the 65 l Terraframe, it seemingly isn't produced anymore. So purchase it while it is still in stock with you supplier.
RIGHT ON! i have to get this!! Incredibly designed!
Tiptop
greetings from switzerland
Hello, I'm a new TERRAFRAME 3-Zip 50L user. I'm very satisfied with the quality of the product. By the way, what is the purpose of the horizontal rubber band located in the left and right sternum streps of the product? I'm inquiring because I can't find out even if I look for information. Please answer me. Thank you.
Just purchased the T65 a few days ago! Really hoping this pack will last years!
Justin Alexander I have a mystery ranch pack that I’ve used every single day for the past 7 years. Just bought a new mystery ranch pack today and I still have nothing wrong with the old one
I’m thinking about purchasing the T65 as well. Let me know how it goes for you.
I need a replacement hipbelt for my old Dana Design Astralplane pack, but I might have to buy one of these packs as a replacement.
Who makes the black duffel that you put in the overload space?
Where can i get the adaptable bag for overloading?
After watching this video I'm still having questions regarding the 60L & 80L
1. Do they both offer a water bladder compartment and If so
is the bladder pouch padded and or lined with neoprene or similar material keeping it separated and protected from other gear?
3. Does the bladder pouch have a vertical mount tab? 4. Does the bladder pouch offer ambi tube ports?
5. Is there a separate base compartment for a sleeping bag?
6. Are there storage compartments on the hip belt?
Thank you!
I have a 65 liter terraframe, and my teenage sons both have the 50 liter terraframes. I also have the 41 liter pintler 'bag only' that fits onto the terraframe system. There is no separate sleep system compartment in the 65 liter-looks like there is one on the 80 liter pack. There are no storage compartments on the hip belt-mystery ranch has 'forager pockets' that fit on molle webbing that you can purchase. There is a nylon compartment in the back of the bag to slide in a camelback bladder. It isn't neoprene lined or anything. There's a slot to feed your hose out the back middle of the pack underneath the lid.
The 65 liter bag is a great pack-almost too big. I probably use my pintler more for 3 day camping trips in weather that doesn't require tents/bulky cold weather gear. The only thing I don't like about the 65 liter bag is the lid-it flops a round a bunch. That is the most common critique I've seen of the bag. That being said, I'm sold on the terraframe system. It is ingenious and has flexibility for swapping out different sized bags. They are pricey but worth it-almost every review-to include mine-say this is the 'last pack I'll buy'.
Can you use the 50 for packing oit elk
I just bought a TERRAFRAME 80. Nicely constructed, but:
1. it desperately needs a manual; and
2. How do you get the shoulder straps off the frame to use with the daypack lid? That whole part was skipped in the video and is highly non-obvious / perhaps impossible with the actual frame in front of me right now...
As far as I know the shoulder straps for the daypack are different than the shoulder straps of the main frame.
Reminds me of his terraplane -Dana designs
What will be better choice? Old or new 3-zip 50l? Where is main different? I can buy old around 250 bucks, new 300....
mam 50l 3zip 2019. Mój ulubiony plecak !!!
Witam
Zastanawiam się nad zakupem tego plecaka. 4 lata minęły, czy nadal poleciłbyś ten plecak ? Jak wrażenia po takim czasie użytkowania ?
@@krismichalak9614 to nie jest takie proste, wszystko zależy do czego ma służyć. To nie jest plecak który ma miejsce do przechowywania dużej ilości luźnych przedmiotow. Raczej dla ludzi o zorientowanej wiedzy co chcą w nim przenosić. Bardzo wygodny, możliwość dodatkowego bagażu między ramą a plecakiem jest imponująca. Wykonanie perfekt.Nadal w użyciu. Przed zakupem proszę zwrócić uwagę na rozmiar.Trzeba go dopasować do swojego wzrostu ale wszystko jest zapewne w opisie.
@@michawoodsman1368 wielkie dzięki za szybką odpowiedź 😊
Pozdrawiam 💪🏻
@@krismichalak9614 Nie ma sprawy. Najlepszego.
@@michawoodsman1368 a gdzie dostać taka dodatkową czarną torbę do dodatkowego ładunku między stelażem a plecakiem?
Why u guys changed the sleepingback bottom case ? :( i want the old version
Same! I was a bit disappointed when they changed the design, but this version is actually growing on me. I don't mind it at all.
I'm looking for a operational bag for Search and rescue in combination with a bugout bag. What pack do you think is useful for me?
I'm guessing it's not possible to use the NICE Daypack Lid on the Terraframe 50 like on the Overload 3-Zip? Nice vid, really liking the Forest colour on the T50.
how is this different from the guidelight MT ???
I want to ask a question Mystery Ranch Terraframe 3, Zip 50 can bring the bow or rifle?
Hey R Crow,
I don't work for MR, but the packs Overload Frame was designed from their military and hunting lines, so yes it can accommodate bows and/or rifles. Just stack it on the side of the pack where the hydration bottles sit. I believe their hunting line is better equip to carry bows/rifles because the dedicated pocket is a different material than their backpacking line, since this one has stretch side pockets and the other one doesn't.
*FYI: I am saving money for this sweet pack!
Really wish the 50L had torpedo pockets.
Litres? Metric system, I am impressed well done.
So that would be about eleventy seven hundred cubic zirconia half-eight 64 yard inches right?
Hahaha I am still laughing typing this.
Why can't these come in multicam 😭😭😭😭😭😭
This or Arcteryx Bora?
website said the 50 would be restocked 04/2022.... then 10 days into the month, they change it to 5/2022.... go ahead, blame carona, but if you change the date again quit lying and just discontinue everything.
Show internal frame bag.like moli shape duffle bag.
Again a pack that will not fit a man that’s six foot three inches tall