MYSTERY RANCH Blitz 35 Pack
Offering a tactical solution for your everyday needs, the MYSTERY RANCH Blitz 35 pack is the only bag you'll need for a range of missions in the mountains and in town.
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- Features 3 main pockets and ample Pouch Attachment Ladder System (PALS) webbing; includes practical features and thoughtful organization
- Comes with a padded floating laptop sleeve with zippered access from the body panel
- Side zip access allows you to get to every item in your pack
- Made with 500-denier CORDURA® fabric that is tough and durable
- Includes quick-release compression straps
- Pocketed hipbelt is removable
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View all MYSTERY RANCH Travel Daypacks| Best Use | Travel |
|---|---|
| Bag Style | Backpack |
| Gear Capacity (L) | 35 liters |
| Gear Capacity (cu. in.) | 2,135 cubic inches |
| Number of Exterior Pockets | 3 + main compartment |
| Hipbelt | Yes |
| Hipbelt Pockets | Yes |
| Laptop Compartment | Yes |
| Fits Laptop Size (in.) | 17 inches |
| iPad / Tablet Compartment | Yes |
| Raincover Included | No |
| Material(s) | Nylon/closed-cell foam |
| Dimensions | S/M: 20.5 x 14 x 13.5 inches |
| Weight | S/M: 3 lbs. 12.8 oz. |
| Gender | Unisex |
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Love my Blitz 35!
I got this pack 3 months ago. Love it! I did a 50 mile ruck with it and it’s my go-to travel pack! High quality stitching! Great design! My only gripe is that the waist belt could be wider. Should be 2 inches instead of 1 inch.
Blitz35 Thoughts & Drink Tube Clarification
Construction and Design - Yoke adjuster/stiffener system works, get your size right. [MR does know a thing or two regarding backpack frame design, load transfer and earned industry respect with their Guide Light Frame™ and Terraframe systems] - Durable 500D CORDURA® fabric and Coated YKK® #10 Zippers were a good choice. With thoughtful organization and weather resistant design throughout, the Blitz-35 did accomplish the best of features and versatility, though throttled to meet a price-point. These sum-up to a V-Good weight to function ratio (and price). - The Blitz side panel webbing is suitable for two, 2.7L pouches per side (see photo). - Side (elastic band) pockets diameter capacity - barely impedes interior pack space with 3” or less diameter fuel bottle etc. or kidney shaped canteen. (4” dia. will impede some pack interior space) Blitz-35 the Drink Tube Routing The internal padded, laptop sleeve (with exterior side zipper access) will also serve for a hydration pouch with usable drink tube routing (see photos – think price-point). The packs inside back-panel area also has Loop Velcro panel for customized organization options. What’s a Perfect Pack The Perfect Backpack - is a pack that will meet most of your needs without hindering your performance and yet versatile enough to adapt to changes, enabling you to achieve the goal. That said - there is no 'perfect' backpack - the backpack is a tool which varies according to a place and season, guided by the aforementioned principles. Gear isn’t fashion clothing – gear by choice must perform, endure with you and if needed, assist in saving a life. Happy Trails 70's wilderness explorer, former SAR volunteer
Fantastic!
Great pack for what I need! I use it for a daily bag to carry my uniform/gym/change of clothes. I don’t know how well it would be for an every day carry; but for a travel bag/carry on great choice. My only complaint is that some of the straps have a Velcro tie down, while others do not. I would add Velcro “tie downs” to the compartment lid and shoulder straps; no matter what great bag and quality. I also enjoy that you can remove the waist belt when you don’t need it.
Versatile pack
Very versatile pack, top lid design allows the monster 35l TK cinch down easily for smaller profile yet side zippers allow quick access to contents both from back (for laptop) and front (for main). My only complaints are the location of strap around the water bottle pocket…I wish it didn’t go over the pocket. Molle is also unnecessary for me, could have been lesser cuts instead (may also save some weight) waist belt are also too narrow, why not full 2” or 1.5”? I have been using this pack for traveling and liking it quite a lot. It also nailed price point.
The color doesn't match the picture！
Why is the color of the buckle I received black, but the color of the product picture is gray?
great bag with a fatal flaw
This bag is well constructed, thoughtfully laid out and looks great. There is a lot about this design I love and I really want to make it work. However… the mechanism to cinch the lumbar strap is flawed (at least for my body type). I am 6’1ish with a 36-38” waist - nobody ever accused me of being skinny, but I’m not completely round. When I get this bag properly seated on my hips, every breath loses a the strap. As such, I constantly have to tighten the straps which is really annoying. I have 150-200 miles on the bag with only 30-40 pounds and haven’t found a solution yet. I’m tempted to modify the bag to try and solve this, but I may end up just returning it instead. Really disappointing.
Best Overall Bag You Can Own
I own two of these bags. One is my everyday business-travel bag. The other is my bug-out bag. With the ABC pocket configuration, I'm able to quickly access resources for both utilities. For work/travel, I can quickly access and store valuables, like headphones, keys, pens, sunglasses, and meds without tearing through the whole pack. For my bugout, I love the elastic straps inside the two front pockets. Great for gauge, tourniquets, and gloves. Mystery Ranch doesn't advertise it, but there is an additional secret pocket behind the two front pockets. There's nothing this pack can't do. Also like that the Blitz 35 can extend upwards (a ton) compared to the fixed design of the Blitz 30.
Waist-belt is trash/Terrible customer service
Bought this pack online. Picked the l/xl size due to torso length/height. The hip belt that comes with it is comically large. I’m a 30” waist and have enough room to easily shove both arms in between straps and waist. These are clearly made for overweight people. It will cost $33 to get a small sized waist belt to swap out, at which point the large is not returnable and will likely end up sitting in a closet for eternity. Seems ridiculous that there’s no option for having a large bag with a small waist belt. The design of the belt has unnecessary extra strap material that causes the issue. I could sew it a bit to make it work, but for $330 I would expect something better and actually usable out of the box.
Brilliant pack - a true multi role beast
‘Blitz’ means lightning and this pack really hits! Having used my Blitz 35 for weeks on Camino across Portugal and Spain, for weekenders, short trips and ‘heavy’ EDC - it’s brilliant! Decent size, great accessibility, scalability, comfortable and just really well designed… as to be expected… A, B, C, pouches work for travel, IFAK and sundries - perfect for travel or distance hiking, water bottle pockets and MOLLE give scalability and the laptop storage, full side access and front stash zone give smart carriage options. Future harness is proven and reputation deserved. 35ltrs isn’t huge, but works and the MOLLE and strapping gives expansion opportunities; side pouches (MOLLE/FILBE Sustainment Pouches are ideal). The belt feels a little redundant for such a small pack, especially for anyone with any height and passing the lower side compression straps under the water bottle pockets would be a great nuance
Wanted to Love this bag
I'm a small woman, and the sizing chart puts me as the smallest scale. I have a hard time finding any pack to fit me. With all the ways to tweak i thought maybe I would have a chance with this one. With the pack at the smallest it sits high and pulls at my shoulders, and the brain, top pouch hits the back of my head. The second grumble is the pouches on the hip belt are to small not sure what the thoughts were on what would fit. I will be taking the hip belt off sence cinched down its still to big. Will keep the bag and continue to fiddle, maybe after using it more it'll break in.