22 Mag
22 Mag
22 Mag
22 Mag
22 Mag
22 Mag
22 Mag
22 Mag
22 Mag
22 Mag
22 Mag

22 Mag

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Color
Color: Ranger Green
ARK Option
ARK Option: Bag Only
Frame Size
Frame Size: No Frame

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$491.00

Pickup available at 511 E SUNSET DR.

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The 44 Mag's little brother is back. The 22 Mag has been rebuilt with customer feedback and long trail miles, now accommodating both 22" and 25" ARK frames for a wider range of fit. With more usable capacity than a typical day pack, you can bring that extra comfort item you'd normally leave behind.

Featuring 3/4" front compression straps, 1" side compression straps, and laser-cut MOLLE, the 22 Mag runs tight to the frame with robust load hauling and a bottom carry sleeve for rifles, trekking poles, or tripods.

The higher-mounted, extended load shelf keeps weight tight to the frame, improving load stability and overall carry ergonomics when the shelf is deployed. Relocated compression straps keep your zippers clear for fast gear access. Built to carry smart and haul hard.

COMPATIBLE WITH: Sherman Pocket, Claymore Pouch, Belt Pouches, Organizer Pouches

Product details

Features
  • Full-length load shelf with high frame attachment and split-tail ladder locks for belt stabilization
  • Front laser-cut MOLLE tracks (6-column compatible)
  • Dual autolocking 3/4" side-release front compression straps
  • Bottom sleeve for weapons, snowshoes, or tripods
  • 1" side compression straps relocated to avoid crossing zippers
  • Bottom compression straps routed through autolocking ladder locks to compress the load or secure extra items
  • Two-pocket lid: small detail pocket with key hook, large pocket sized for optics, beanie, and gloves
  • Repositioned under-lid mesh pocket zipper for better access
  • Dual enlarged hydration ports with sewn-in bladder sleeve and upgraded hang tab
  • Elastic-reinforced stretch side pockets for 32 oz Nalgenes, tripod legs, or rod tubes
  • Sewn-in rear tabs for load shelf compression without crushing pack contents, using split bar buckles to relocate straps
  • Two load shelf compression straps included in chamber pocket
Specifications
  • Weight: 3 lbs
  • Volume: 2,400 in³ / 39.32 L (Main: 2,250 in³ | Lid: 150 in³)
  • Materials: 500D Cordura, 500D/1000D Squadron Laminate, #8 & #10 YKK coil zippers, Duraflex buckles
  • Frame: Built for 25" ARK frame (compatible with 22" ARK with 3" of bag below the bottom of the frame)

Dimensions:

  • Main bag: Height 25”, Width 11”, Depth 8” 
  • Lid: Height 8”, Width 10”, Depth 1.75” 
  • Load Shelf: 33” total length, 23.5” to pleat 
  • Molle Tracks: 14 1” slots length-wise, spaced six columns across  
Find Your Fit

The key to all-day comfort on the mountain starts with a properly fitted backpack. To find the right waist size and frame height for your pack, take your measurements and reference the sizing chart below.

WAIST BELT SIZES

Extra Small: 22" - 27"

Small: 28" - 34"

Medium: 35" - 39"

Large: 40" - 46"

FRAME SIZE RECOMMENDATIONS

22" FRAME
Recommended for people under 5'6". Ideal for military personnel, fitness rucking, compact loads, and whitetail hunters.

25" FRAME
Recommended for most people 5'6" and taller. Provides the most load-lifting capability, making it ideal for carrying heavy packs on extended backcountry hunts. The added height helps distribute weight efficiently, making it a top choice for western big game hunters hauling meat and gear over rugged terrain.
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    Kerri M.
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    I recommend this product
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    5 days ago
    Greatest day/weekend pack

    Ive loved the 22 mag they had in the past and this is a fantastic upgrade. Less molle to not look so tactical and makes it lighter and the hydration sleeve internally is a huge upgrade, especially doing long hikes in the warmer months. The meat shelf is a lot bigger too and a lot more functional. So far Ive only packed out a hog with it, but it worked great

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