Mystery Ranch
In And Out 18L Daypack

$89.00

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Versatile and packable, the In And Out 18L Daypack is lightweight and adventure-ready.

What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:

“This daypack hits the sweet spot for size and functionality. Its packable design is perfect for keeping in my main pack for summit pushes or carrying just the essentials for a quick outing.”

The Mystery Ranch In And Out 18L Daypack delivers lightweight versatility for adventures big and small. Whether we’re scrambling to a summit or exploring a bustling city, this pack is the ideal size for carrying just what we need without weighing us down.

Built with 100D CORDURA® mini-rip fabric, the In And Out 18L balances durability and minimalism. Its packable design allows us to stuff it into its own pocket, making it easy to keep on hand for any spontaneous outings. Contoured shoulder straps and thoughtful storage features ensure comfort and convenience wherever the day takes us.

Details

Lightweight and compact daypack for hiking, travel, and daily use
Packs into its own pocket for effortless portability
Durable 100D CORDURA® mini-rip fabric stands up to rugged use
Contoured shoulder straps and adjustable sternum strap for a custom fit
Hydration sleeve with ports keeps water accessible on the go
Zippered pockets and a stretch side pocket organize small essentials
Tool carry loops and compression straps enhance functionality
Item #MYTD056

Material: nylon ripstop
Volume: 18L (1098cu in)
Support/Suspension: padded mesh
Shoulder Straps: padded, mesh
Access: top
Pockets: main, front, side
Gear Loops: yes
Compression: yes
Activity: hiking, camping

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4 out of 5 stars

May 20, 2025

Important Upgrades, Still 4 Stars

I own the previous version of this pack. I have used it as a summit pack, grocery bag, beach bag, etc. It rides around under the back seat of my truck and remains at the ready. I really like it but my big complaints (and why I gave it 4 stars) were that there was only one water bottle pocket, it was small and hard to use, and (less importantly) the stuff pocket zipper could be longer to make it easier to pack the bag into its pocket. MR solved both these problems. The new bottle pockets are a HUGE upgrade for my use; they accommodate bottles of varying sizes (I've used up to a 50 oz Camelbak Chute), and the drawcords allow for a fairly secure hold while making it easy enough to remove bottles. Being able to load both sides of the bag with bottles (or something else, like my bottle/portable speaker setup recently for a bicycle ride with my son) allows it to be more balanced, which is important on a bag this light. I'd like to see a couple drain holes at the bottom of them though (and maybe one in the main compartment), in case you were to get caught in the rain without a cover. The pockets are secure enough for hiking or (as mentioned) riding a bike. The longer zipper on the stuff pouch means I can tuck the bag in neatly like it was when it arrived new, rather than cramming it in there in a wad, but honestly that isn't a big deal and I often just leave the bag out of its pouch. But, this pack doesn't get 5 stars again because there are several small changes MR made that I don't care for. The new bag has a cleaner aesthetic, but I liked the daisy chains and cinch straps of the other version because they were useful to me. I liked that the mesh portion of the old stuff pouch faced outward, rather than inward, because I could stash wet items in there and they'd get some airflow from outside the bag, and they'd be better separated from contents inside the bag. Speaking of airflow, MR touts the new straps as being breathable, but I doubt they are as breathable as the older version, which had mesh on both front and back of the straps. I preferred the zipper at the top of the bag rather than the front because it was easier to use while holding the bag. And I really miss the small top/front zip pocket of the old version, which I suspect was eliminated because of the new zipper access of this new version. Most of these changes seem to have been made for a streamlined aesthetic at the cost of function. If they'd have just put these new water bottle pockets on the previous version of the bag, 5 stars. Maybe we'll see a 3.0, MR?....

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