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(November 2, 2023) – Seven outdoor brands–including backpacks, apparel, footwear, and more categories–are joining forces to support The Conservation Alliance (TCA) by donating 5% of all online sales from November 2-8 as part of the #WeKeepItWild campaign. The semi-annual campaign includes Backpacker’s Pantry, Gregory Mountain Packs, Royal Robbins, Nomadix, La Sportiva, Oboz Footwear, and Superfeet.

During the campaign, consumers can shop for their favorite outdoor brands while supporting TCA’s mission to fund and advocate for the protection of North America’s wild places. This fall marks the fourth year of the campaign, which has raised nearly $400,000 for TCA. Member support on projects like this helps make a tangible impact on the organization’s work to ‘keep it wild.’ Just this year, TCA has played a key role in 16 conservation projects, protecting more than 11.7 million acres across North America.

“#WeKeepItWild brings together like-minded brands to drive meaningful impact during the holiday season,” says Conor McElyea, Senior Director of Membership and Partnerships at The Conservation Alliance. “Our members are where we’re able to make the greatest impact. Their membership dues and partnerships help TCA fund grants that go directly to organizations on the ground advocating for the protection of our public lands and waters. We are incredibly grateful to the brands participating in #WeKeepItWild and hope shoppers consider shopping with them this holiday season.”

Participating brands believe in giving back to the outdoor community and protecting the wild places we love most. The campaign is an opportunity for these brands to come together for a shared cause and give back during the holiday season. The funds raised from this season’s campaign will go directory to protecting wild lands and waters across North America.

Join the #WeKeepItWild campaign by supporting these brands during the week of November 2-8, 2023. For more information about The Conservation Alliance, please visit conservationalliance.com.

About The Conservation Alliance

The Conservation Alliance is a coalition of over 270 like-minded member companies who pool resources to fund and advocate for the protection of North America’s cherished wild places and outdoor spaces. Through the collective power of their membership – companies from a range of industries – from the outdoor industry to brewers, bankers, sportsmen, and renewable energy – take bold steps to conserve wild public lands and waters. Since 1989, they’ve awarded over $31.5 million in grants and helped protect over 81 million acres and 3,580 river miles, remove or halt 38 dams, purchase 22 climbing areas & designate five marine reserves. For complete information about The Conservation Alliance, visit conservationalliance.com.

 

 

 

 

Truckee, CA — November 2nd, 2023- The Association of Adaptive Surfing Professionals (AASP), sponsored by Visit Oceanside, has just concluded another successful season, marking a significant milestone in the world of adaptive surfing. With 96 athletes from 17 countries participating in various events around the globe, AASP has firmly established itself as a leader in promoting inclusivity, athleticism, and excellence within the adaptive surfing community.

The 2023 season was nothing short of remarkable, as AASP’s commitment to the sport was exemplified through the generous distribution of over $134,000 in prize money. This remarkable contribution not only highlights AASP’s dedication to promoting adaptive surfing but also emphasizes their unwavering support for the athletes who continue to inspire and amaze us with their resilience and determination.

One of the standout events of the season was the U.S. Open Adaptive Surfing Championship (ASC) powered by the University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences, which witnessed extraordinary growth since its inception. Charles “Chaka” Webb, a respected figure in the adaptive surfing community, expressed his enthusiasm for the sport’s rapid expansion.  He stated, “I’m overwhelmed by the enormous growth from the first year of the U.S. Open ASC at 45 athletes to this year, almost 100 athletes, and the prize money growth from the first year $13,000 to now $32,000. To watch the new faces of our sport that are young water men and women charging in very challenging conditions and surfing some of the world’s elite waves at such a high level. I am blessed to be part of such an amazing community of elite professional athletes.”

AASP’s dedication to growth doesn’t stop here. Looking ahead to 2024, they are excited to announce the addition of Byron Bay to their event roster. This expansion signifies AASP’s commitment to raising the stakes for the platform and the athletes they support. As the sport continues to evolve, AASP is poised to lead the way in shaping the future of adaptive surfing.

Throughout the season, AASP demonstrated their passion for the sport, their athletes, and their global community. The Hawaii ASC, Costa Rica Open Pro of Adaptive Surfing, and the U.S. Open ASC provided an extraordinary platform for adaptive surfers to showcase their talents and inspire others.

AASP remains dedicated to creating an inclusive and empowering environment for adaptive surfers worldwide. Their commitment to nurturing the growth of the sport, increasing prize money, and expanding their event locations sets the stage for an exciting and promising future for adaptive surfing.

For more information about Adaptive Surfing Professionals (AASP), please visit https://adaptivesurfingprofessionals.com/ & https://stokeforlife.org/.

 

 

 

Leadville, Colo., (Nov. 1, 2023) – The Leadville Trail Marathon and Heavy Half presented by La Sportiva will occur on June 29, 2024 – two weeks later than in previous years. Event owner and producer, Life Time (NYSE: LTH), made the change to provide runners with the improved chance of summiting Mosquito Pass by avoiding snow conditions as was the case in 2023 and many previous years.

Both courses feature out-and-back routes across extreme terrain on dirt roads and singletrack, winding through the historic mining district on the east side of Leadville. In typical years, the Marathon and Heavy Half races take runners up to 13,185 feet on Mosquito Pass, the highest continuous pass in the country. Despite efforts to clear Mosquito Pass in 2023, Leadville’s colder spring brought snow and freezing temperatures, causing both courses to be altered and turn around slightly below the summit.

Other event changes include moving the Leadville Trail 100 MTB Camp up to June 13-16, 2024, while the Leadville Trail 100 Run Camp will occur June 21-23, 2024.

Registration Dates:

• Deferral registration for all Leadville Race Series events opens today, Nov. 1, 2023 through Nov. 15, 2023.
• The 2024 lottery will open on Dec. 1, 2023, and extend through Dec. 15, 2023.
• Registration for the 2024 Lead Challenge will launch Dec. 1 and is available on a first come first serve basis.
• Leadville Trail 100 MTB & Run Camp registration will open on Dec. 1.
• Lottery results will be announced during the first week of January 2024.
• Leadville Race Series qualifier registration will open on Jan. 9.

Full Leadville Race Series 2024 calendar:

• April 19, 2024 | Life Time Sea Otter Fuego XL*
• June 29, 2024 | Life Time Leadville Marathon & Heavy Half presented by La Sportiva*
• June 29, 2024 | Life Time Lutsen 99er*
• July 6, 2024 | Life Time Silver Rush 50 MTB*
• July 7, 2024 | Silver Rush 50 Run presented by La Sportiva*
• July 20, 2024 | Tahoe Trail*
• July 26-28, 2024 | Life Time Leadville Stage Race*
• August 10, 2024 | Life Time Leadville Trail 100 MTB
• August 11, 2024 | Life Time Leadville 10K Run presented by La Sportiva
• August 17-19, 2024 | Life Time Leadville Trail 100 Run presented by La Sportiva
• October 12, 2024 | Life Time Little Sugar MTB*
• November 2, 2024 – Life Time Austin Rattler Run & MTB*

*indicates a Leadville Race Series qualifier event

To view all of the Life Time athletic events please visit: https://my.lifetime.life/athletic-events.html.

The Leadville Trail Marathon and Heavy Half presented by La Sportiva is among more than 30 premier athletic events owned and produced by Life Time, including the Miami Marathon, UNBOUND Gravel, Crusher in the Tushar, Leadville Trail 100 Run & MTB, and Big Sugar Gravel. The Leadville Race Series started with only 45 runners as the Leadville Trail 100 Run in 1983. The Series now consists of ten races across run and bike events. Endurance athletes worldwide now make the pilgrimage to Leadville, Colo., with the single goal of competing in “The Race Across the Sky.” Visit www.leadvilleraceseries.com for more information.

About Life Time^®, Inc.

Life Time (NYSE: LTH) empowers people to live healthy, happy lives through its portfolio of 170 athletic country clubs across the United States and Canada. The Company’s healthy way of life communities and ecosystem address all aspects of healthy living, healthy aging, and healthy entertainment for people 90 days to 90+ years old. Supported by a team of more than 37,000 dedicated professionals, Life Time is committed to providing the best programs and experiences through its clubs, iconic athletic events, and comprehensive digital platform.

 

NORTH VANCOUVER, British Columbia – November 1 2023 – Arc’teryx Equipment, the global design company specializing in technical high-performance outerwear and equipment, is excited to partner with composite materials manufacturer ALUULA Composites to evolve Arc’teryx’s product offering using new and innovative ultralight fabrics. With a shared commitment to creating high-performance products for outdoor athletes in extreme conditions, the close cultural alignment between Arc’teryx and ALUULA Composites makes for a seamless partnership. Based in North Vancouver and Victoria, BC, respectively, the brands are united in their creative mindset, dedication to sustainability, and commitment to expanding what’s possible for athletes.

The Arc’teryx team was drawn to ALUULA’s unique approach to material development and commitment to unparalleled material performance, as well as the potential for game-changing product circularity. A major, shared goal is to further ALUULA’s existing recycling efforts by developing a take-back and recycling program for products built with this innovative mono-material that currently does not exist in the industry.

“Arc’teryx is a brand born of innovation. Since 1989, we have continually sought a better way, evolving the status quo, disrupting, and defying expectations for outdoor gear. Like Arc’teryx, ALUULA is a company of engineers, scientists, and passionate outdoor experts, and they share our commitment to innovation and unparalleled athletic performance. We’re excited to partner with ALUULA, working together to combine their next-generation composite materials with Arc’teryx’s expertise in creating durable, high-performance products for extreme mountain environments.” – Greg Grenzke, Senior Director, Design – Advanced Concepts, Arc’teryx.

Dedicated to delivering innovation for the mountain athlete, Arc’teryx continually seeks lighter, more durable material solutions for fast and efficient travel in the mountains. ALUULA is creating a new class of composite materials that supersedes conventional coated and laminated woven fabrics. Using a patented fusion process, ALUULA Composites has developed a unique way to fuse fibers at a molecular level. The result creates an extremely light, strong, and durable composite material that is up to eight times the strength-to-weight ratio of steel, yet is lighter than nylon, polyester, and even industry-leading aramid fibers.

“As a mono polymer material, our fabrics allow for groundbreaking no-sew and welded construction techniques, ushering in a new era of product design possibilities. Arc’teryx’s deep understanding of materials and construction can help ALUULA redefine the boundaries of sustainability and performance. We’re thrilled to announce our partnership with Arc’teryx and their globally acclaimed design team to leverage these extraordinary features, driving innovation for the future of circular outdoor products.” – Dave Westwood, Director of Partnership & Design, ALUULA Composites.

Following a rigorous development process, Arc’teryx will be releasing the first mainline product using ALUULA materials in Spring 2025. The partnership between Arc’teryx and ALUULA Composites has the potential to reshape how the industry develops new product and how those products are made and disposed of, leading to a global impact that goes beyond performance.

About Arc’teryx
Arc’teryx is a Canadian company based in the Coast Mountains. Our design process is connected to the real world, focused on delivering unrivaled durability and performance in extreme conditions. Our products are distributed through more than 2,400 retail locations worldwide. We are problem solvers, always evolving and searching for a better way to deliver resolved, minimalist designs. Good design that matters makes experiences better.

About ALUULA Composites
Based in rugged British Columbia, Canada, ALUULA Composites was founded to find solutions for real world challenges not being met by traditional composite manufacturers. Using a patented and proprietary approach to increase fiber strength at the molecular level, ALUULA fuses material together without the use of heavy glues. This remarkable process allows ALUULA to create materials with a previously unachievable strength to weight ratio. Fusion at the molecular level also enables ALUULA to develop composites that are recyclable.

SEATTLE – Specialty outdoor retailer REI Co-op will open in Beavercreek, Ohio in spring 2024. The store will offer a wide assortment of apparel, gear and expertise for camping, cycling, running, fitness, hiking, paddling, climbing, snow sports and more. In addition, certified mechanics will tune and repair equipment through a full-service bike, ski and snowboard shop.

“We look forward to joining the outdoor community in the outdoor capital of the Midwest. Even before we open our doors in Beavercreek, we have served 28,000 REI members who have traveled up to an hour to visit our stores in Cincinnati and Columbus,” said Sean Sampson, REI regional director. “As we do in every community where we have a presence, REI will also establish partnerships with nonprofits doing incredible work to protect natural places and create belonging in the outdoors.”

Store Facts

• Address: Beavercreek Shopping Center at 2650 N Fairfield Rd, Beavercreek, OH 45431
• Store Size: Approximately 23,000 square feet
• Features: Full-service bike shopand ski and snowboard shop, buy online-pick up in store, and curbside pickup
• REI membership: 28,000 co-op members in Dayton DMA and 397,000 members in Ohio
• REI stores in Ohio: Cincinnati (58 miles away, opened 2012), Cleveland (207 miles away, opened 2018), Columbus-Easton (75 miles away, opened 2014), and Columbus-Dublin (70 miles away, opened 2014)

As the country’s largest consumer co-op, anyone is welcome to tap into the expertise of REI’s store staff and online resources such as its Expert Advice library to learn or advance skills, plan adventures, and more. Members who join the co-op enjoy a range of benefits, including a used gear program called Re/Supply to find great deals on lightly used gear and trade-in products for gift cards, discounts on shop services and experiences, an annual Co-op Member Reward of 10% back on eligible purchases, and more.

REI’s philanthropy efforts are centered on the belief that the outdoors should be a place where everyone can be themselves, access opportunities, and connect with their community. Locally, REI staff identify regional organizations whose missions focus on improving access to outdoor recreation places, as well as those connecting nearby underrepresented communities to time outdoors. More broadly, the co-op partners with state and national nonprofits that advocate for policies to protect the outdoors, for everyone. Last year, these combined efforts equated to $6.9 million invested in 503 nonprofits. In Ohio, 29 nonprofits received $601,000 in grant funding from the co-op.

The co-op also runs a publicly supported charity called the REI Cooperative Action Fund. The community supported nonprofit partners with nonprofits to build a more equitable outdoors. REI store teams also can recommend local nonprofits to receive support from the REI Fund. To learn more about recipients in Ohio visit https://www.reifund.org/grantees/locations.

Join the REI team

REI expects to hire approximately 45 employees for Beavercreek. Candidates interested in joining the team can learn more and apply online at REI.jobs. Candidates can set a job alert on the co-op’s career site to be notified when positions post. All employees receive a wide variety of benefits, including generous product and service discounts, competitive pay and retirement contributions. REI employees also enjoy unique perks, such as two paid annual “Co-op Way Days” that allow them to enjoy their favorite outdoor activity and an additional paid day off on Black Friday to #OptOutside. REI is committed to building a diverse and inclusive workplace that enables a life outdoors for everyone. The co-op seeks candidates who demonstrate shared values of diversity, equity, inclusion, and antiracism.

About the REI Co-op

REI is a specialty outdoor retailer, headquartered near Seattle. The nation’s largest consumer co-op, REI is a growing community of 23 million members who expect and love the best quality gear, inspiring expert classes and trips, and outstanding customer service. REI has 185 locations in 42 states and the District of Columbia. If you can’t visit a store, you can shop at REI.com, REI Outlet or the REI shopping app. REI isn’t just about gear. Adventurers can take the trip of a lifetime with REI’s active adventure travel company that runs more than 100 itineraries across the country. In many communities where REI has a presence, professionally trained instructors share their expertise by hosting beginner-to advanced-level classes and workshops about a wide range of activities. To build on the infrastructure that makes life outside possible, REI invests millions annually in hundreds of local and national nonprofits that create access to—and steward—the outdoor places that inspire us all.

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{Dover, NH—October 30, 2023}—NEMO Equipment, the independent designer of outdoor gear and accessories, has grown its list of accolades to now include the coveted international ISPO Award for both its newly launched Tensor™ Extreme Conditions sleeping pad and the forthcoming fully recyclable Resolve™ technical daypack series (Spring 2024).

TENSOR EXTREME CONDITIONS

Achieving the highest warmth-to-weight ratio ever for a sleeping pad, Tensor Extreme Conditions features NEMO’s patent-pending Apex™ baffle construction and represents a new chapter in backcountry sleeping pad innovation. With an 8.5 R-value at only 17 ounces for the regular mummy size, Tensor Extreme Conditions is the warmest ultralight pad on the market and remains the quietest in its class.

Boasting 3.5 inches of cushioning, Tensor Extreme Conditions offers noticeably quiet support for re-energizing sleep and uses more durable, bluesign® approved materials to protect from terrain; most crucially, it packs in enough insulating layers to combat the outdoor world’s harshest conditions. Like most NEMO pads, it includes a Vortex™ pump sack for fast, easy inflation when attached to the updated, cold weather optimized Laylow™ valve.

“It is impressive how the product designers at NEMO Equipment have managed to develop a sleeping mat that is not only light and small, but also offers excellent insulation,” said the ISPO Award jury.

RESOLVE DAYPACK

Resolve is a first — a fully recyclable technical daypack designed for fit, performance, and circularity. In developing this backpack line, NEMO engineered fully recyclable textiles that are stronger and more durable, and sourced all-new recyclable cushioning with extraordinary wicking capabilities. Thanks to modular construction techniques, this pack is more adaptable, configurable, and repairable. Together, these novel materials and precise design techniques create a backpack that’s better performing and more sustainable.

“With a focus on new, innovative materials and a design designed for circularity and recycling, the Resolve backpacks are a prime example of sustainable product development,” said the ISPO Award jury.

In 2024, similar to its U.S.-based program, NEMO will expand its Endless Promise® repair and recycling program to mainland Europe.

About NEMO

NEMO is a New Hampshire-based outdoor gear company known for creating award-winning products that are built to last, comfortable, and fun to use. Named one of Outside Magazine’s and Business New Hampshire’s Best Places to Work, NEMO has also been recognized as a small business leader for the environment by New Hampshire Businesses for Social Responsibility. NEMO’s reputation for design innovation across its product lines—tents, sleeping bags, sleeping pads, camp accessories, and furniture—is an outgrowth of its design philosophy to never bring anything to market that doesn’t offer a meaningfully better experience. NEMO’s team of designers and engineers are motivated by a passion for outdoor adventure and sustainability.

Adventure Anywhere. Adventure for Anyone. Adventure Forever.™

DURANGO, Colo. (Oct. 27, 2023) – Tailwind Nutrition athlete Harvey Lewis, 47, of Cincinnati, Ohio won the Big Dog Backyard Ultra race earlier this week, completing 108 total laps. This is Lewis’ second win at Big’s, having won in 2021 by running 354 miles in 85 hours. Lewis has also been the “assist” (the person who is the second person standing) three times, making him arguably the greatest Backyard Ultra runner in the world.

This ultra-endurance race is unlike any other. The race takes place in Bell Buckle, Tennessee, and has a tagline of “there is no finish.” Gary “Laz” Cantrell, the founder of the Barkley Marathons, created Big’s, which is considered to be one of the hardest races in the world. How it works is that runners complete a 4.167-mile loop (also known as “yards”) every hour on the hour for as long as it takes until there is only one runner left. That last runner must complete one more “yard” than the last person to drop to be the winner. There are two routes, a trail loop, which runners run during the day, and a road loop, which they run at night.

The race started at 7 a.m. local time on Saturday and by the afternoon of Wednesday, October 25 there were just two runners left heading into the 104th lap, Lewis and Ihor Verys, who is Ukrainian but lives in Canada. Both continued to make the cut-off for the next few laps. However, by the 108th loop and fueled by Tailwind Nutrition Endurance Fuel, Harvey officially became the last man standing.

Tailwind Nutrition Athlete and Events Manager, Maggie Guterl was keeping close tabs on Harvey’s performance this past weekend. “I was in touch with Harvey’s crew during the race and on Monday, we overnighted him another supply of our super-secret-new Tailwind product, which is currently in testing mode with our athletes. It has more than received the Harvey ‘seal of approval’ we can confirm.”

Many athletes struggle to find a sports drink that works best for them. Tailwind’s gluten-free, vegan, non-GMO and soy-free Endurance Fuel products mix with water and are designed to be used during training and racing to meet all of an athlete’s calorie, hydration, and electrolyte needs, without upsetting the stomach.

In commenting on his feat of epic proportions, Lewis said “I never felt dehydrated. I was no spring chicken but I was surviving.”

Outside of training for ultra races, Lewis is a teacher in the Cincinnati public school system. At Big’s, he was also raising money for the Brighton Center, an organization that helps “individuals and families reach self-sufficiency through family support services, education, employment, and leadership,” according to their website.

Lewis isn’t the only Tailwind athlete to have found success in the Backyard Ultra format. Tailwind Nutrition employee Maggie Guterl won Big’s in 2019, becoming the first woman to win in the race’s history, finishing 250 miles in 60 hours. Additionally, Tailwind athlete John Stocker from the United Kingdom beat the world record in 2021,  running 337 miles at the Suffolk Backyard Ultra, and in 2020 Courtney Dauwalter won, running 283 miles (Harvey was the assist). Finally, earlier this year, Sam Harvey, a Tailwind Nutrition athlete from New Zealand had the assist at the Australian Master’s Backyard Ultra, making it 101 yards.

For more information on Tailwind Nutrition and to keep up with Tailwind Nutrition athletes, please visit www.tailwindnutrition.com, Tailwind’s blog, and follow their adventures on Instagram (@tailwindnutrition) and Facebook.

About Tailwind Nutrition

Since 2012, Tailwind Nutrition has been manufacturing all-natural endurance nutrition products that are free of GMOs, dairy, soy, and gluten, are easy to digest, and support an athlete’s fueling and recovery needs during exercise. Owned, operated, and manufactured in Durango, CO, Tailwind Nutrition’s specially formulated drink mixes help athletes perform and compete at their highest level without the worry of food allergies or sensitivities. Tailwind is all you need, all day. Really. For more information visit tailwindnutrition.com

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Bozeman, Mont. – October 26, 2023 – Mystery Ranch, the industry-leading pack company built on a heritage of comfortable load carriage, function and durability, is pleased to announce the launch of its fourth collaboration with Carryology, the media platform devoted to “exploring better ways to carry.” From these two design juggernauts comes the Unicorn 2.0, a mythical product, blending innovation, superior craftsmanship, and cutting-edge design in perfect harmony.

Launching as two separate drops, the Unicorn 2.0 XDT (MSRP $1,200) had almost 2,000 hopefuls sign up within minutes to win the chance to purchase one of these 30 exclusive packs. The Unicorn 2.0 (MSRP $375) will be available to purchase on Oct 31.

“As much as we would like to, we’ve never built the perfect pack. It’s something that we strive towards and something that we doubt we will ever do, but still, we strive,” said Dana Gleason III, director of product at Mystery Ranch. “The packs that we’ve created with Carryology have been designed with an eye to making a better pack no matter the cost. Building a made-in-Bozeman version of Unicorn 2.0 was all about giving us the freedom and control to explore what we could do as a company. A pack that doesn’t have to make compromises, and gets us closer to that perfect pack.”

This week, the Unicorn 2.0 XDT launched to an exclusive group of VIP customers, who were then entered into a random lottery to purchase one of 30 packs. Every strand stitched, every buckle fastened, every one these packs was meticulously crafted in the USA at Mystery Ranch’s headquarters in Bozeman, Montana. It even features a titanium Mystery Ranch x Carryology morale patch.

No stranger to the overwhelming fervor from the carry community, the Mystery Ranch team set out to make this hyper-exclusive launch a smooth experience for these loyal fans.

“When we knew we were going to be launching this exclusive product with such a limited quantity, we knew we’d have to re-imagine the process,” said Michelle Fleming, marketing director at Mystery Ranch. “In the past, these collabs have crashed our systems due to the number of folks trying to purchase a pack. We know there’s a lot of fans who are disappointed not to get their hands on the ultra-exclusive Unicorn 2.0 XDT, which is why we’re thrilled to be able to offer the Unicorn 2.0, which features so much of the same design and craftsmanship and was made with our incredible partners in Vietnam. We expect this version to sell out with just as much enthusiasm.”

The Unicorn 2.0 will launch Oct 31 at 1pm MDT. Customers will be able to purchase at www.mysteryranch.com/unicorn

Unicorn 2.0 XDT and Unicorn 2.0 Product Details:

• Main Materials X51 Xpac & Dyneema 150D
• Volume 19L; Height 20.75”; Width 10.25”; Depth 9.75”; Weight 4.06 pounds
• Stowable Stick-it & Daisy Chain to attach gear, essentials, and tools seamlessly, with an accessory integration system that’s as functional as it is elegant
• Cobra Buckles – Exuding unparalleled strength and a sleek aesthetic, these buckles are a testament to durability and efficiency
• Outer side pockets large enough for a water bottle, with internal detail pockets small enough for stashing glasses, pens, notepad, etc.
• Lid 4 x 4 loop label MR x Carryology for attaching morale patches
• Lid internal pocket has starlight material to keep glasses safe and key attachment
• Hypalon pull tabs & zipper pull
• Laptop sleeve with MOLLE for attaching accessories
• Coated chain BP laptop access
• 2 internal mesh pockets
• V-lock sternum buckle
• Adjustable yoke with starlight material
• Attachable waist belt web
• The Unicorn 2.0 XDT features an Exclusive Titanium Patch – Adorning each backpack is a once-in-a-lifetime Titanium patch, intricately designed with the intertwined symbols of MYSTERY RANCH and Carryology.
• The Unicorn 2.0 XDT features a Made in the USA label

About MYSTERY RANCH
Founded in 2000, MYSTERY RANCH is committed to making the best load-bearing gear in the world. A product-driven company from the beginning, MYSTERY RANCH designs packs for the job that needs to get done, for the people committed to doing it, with the best materials available and the most durable construction methods that exist. For more, please visit: www.mysteryranch.com #BuiltfortheMission