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Pop Up 40
SKU: Pop Up 40L Men's
For those wanting a higher-volume daypack that stays low-profile and functional during your hunt, the POP-UP 40 stands ready – and it has the chops to shoulder some serious load lifting to boot.
A higher-volume daypack that stays low-profile and functional
For those wanting a higher-volume daypack that stays low-profile and functional during your hunt, the POP-UP 40 stands ready – and it has the chops to shoulder some serious load lifting to boot. This pack’s OVERLOAD® feature allows hunters to instantly transform it into a bona fide meat hauler. The telescoping frame offers a hefty 80-lb. capacity that houses the bulk of the weight close to your back for exceptional comfort during long hauls back to your rig. When you need to get moving after a kill, the POP-UP 40’s face compression securely stows a bow or rifle, freeing your hands for trekking poles or navigating difficult terrain. In the meantime, ample pockets and storage compartments stow gear and rations close at hand, and a combination of zippers and a drawstring shroud allows you to grab whatever you need at a moment’s notice.
- The POP-UP FRAME feature converts this daypack into a load-hauling system for those shorter, successful day hunts when shouldering out the brutal weight is necessary for extraction. This function allows the frame to easily expand and adjust to carry loads up to 80 lbs. It features expandable pole stays and a load shelf.
- OVERLOAD® feature provides functional expandability via a load sling between the pack and the frame, allowing you to put the bulk of the weight closest to your back for optimal comfort.
- Hunting Light Yoke easily micro adjusts to the torso length
- Integrated ¼” - 20 optics thumbscrew allows you to thread your camera, spotting scope or rifle mount directly to the frame for optimal stabilization
- Telescoping aluminum frame
- Easy access to interior with top-load and full-side zipper access
- Drawstring shroud
- Hydration reservoir-compatible
- Dual stretch-woven side pockets for water bottle or trekking poles
- Face compression can be used to carry a bow or rifle
- Side compression with locking gatekeeper hooks keep webbing secure and in place
- Bottom compression
- Attach loops on the side and interior body panel for one size S and one size M MYSTERY RANCH QUICK ATTACH VOID BAGS
- Adjustable, removable lid with pocket
- OVERLOAD® feature provides functional expandability
- 330D Lite plus CORDURA® fabric
- YKK® zippers
- Lightweight SJ Autolock buckles
| Name | UPC Code |
|---|---|
| Pop Up 40L Men's-Foliage-S | 888564216743 |
| Pop Up 40L Men's-Foliage-M | 888564216750 |
| Pop Up 40L Men's-Foliage-L | 888564216767 |
| Pop Up 40L Men's-Foliage-XL | 888564216736 |
| Pop Up 40L Men's-Optifade Subalpine-S | 888564216705 |
| Pop Up 40L Men's-Optifade Subalpine-M | 888564216712 |
| Pop Up 40L Men's-Optifade Subalpine-L | 888564216729 |
| Pop Up 40L Men's-Optifade Subalpine-XL | 888564216699 |
| Pop Up 40L Men's-Ponderosa-S | 888564216781 |
| Pop Up 40L Men's-Ponderosa-M | 888564216798 |
| Pop Up 40L Men's-Ponderosa-L | 888564216804 |
| Pop Up 40L Men's-Ponderosa-XL | 888564216774 |
| CAGE Code: | 3HXV1 |
|---|---|
| DUNS Number: | 059122783 |
Specs
Weight
5.3 lb
Volume
2440 cu-ins
Dimensions
23.5"x12"x13.5"
Frame System
Pop-Up Frame
Harnessing Style
Framed
Rated 5 out of 5 by Zach from This bag is awesome.I bought this bag 4 months ago. I’ve been using it to practice rucking and it been awesome. I can put a 45lb number plate on the load shelf and it sit comfortably on my back from start to finish. Also the their is plenty of space for a couple night minimalist camping trip. The only thing that is kind of frustrating at first when using this pack are the side straps. It kind of wierd at first to have to lift that tap to loosen the strap and then a different tab to take it off. Versus what they should have done was just put their regular clips. Other than that the bag is great and carry heavy loads with easy and has plenty of space. And its tuff.
Date published: 2023-07-22
Rated 5 out of 5 by MountainRoamer from Fantastic VersatilityOriginally bought just for hunting, but I've been using on shorter (3-4 night) backpacking trips because I'm a huge fan in the fit and adaptability of this pack. The pop up feature is great for just hauling a heavy load, it doesn't have to be a giant hind quarter, but being able to change how the weight carries by just using the pop up poles is a game changer. It's not an ultralight pack, but it's durable. If I could add one thing it would be an adjustable strap where the lid attaches above the shoulder straps. It limits how high you're able to extend the poles and still sit the lid on top, I added my own and it made for a very nicely weighted pack.
Date published: 2023-10-03
Rated 3 out of 5 by Kyle H from So many strapsI rarely leave reviews but after this weekend I feel forced. The size and comfort is there but all these straps can go to heck. The top pocket is nice for small things and easy to access but if you need something in the main pocket quick .. forget about it. I dreaded going in to get something. The lid pocket is too short to swing out of the way and there’s so many straps with different clips it’s confusing and annoying. I wish I took that guys 2 star review seriously and didn’t think to myself “it can’t be THAT” bad” …. Guys, it’s that bad.
Date published: 2023-12-19
Rated 5 out of 5 by MT guide and realtor from Superb upgrade from older pop-upI have a pop up 18 I believe. It was the only model available when I first became aware of this type of pack. I love it, have hauled a bull elk qtr with it, and will be passing it to my son. The updated version is an extended day trip dream pack. The ability to throw my spotter on the yoke/handle part is very cool! The new straps and pop-up mechanism seem more solid. For a negative(or two), all MR packs seem to be a tad heavy but it's a daypack that can handle a full bone in elk qtr. so I guess I'm ok with that. Second negative, I sometimes have problems finding a holster for a 10mm, which is a minimum for Montana hiking. I've just made my own since I need solid yet accessible. I got a bear spray holder too. I'd love to see other mount options for those on the packs.
Date published: 2023-07-04
Rated 2 out of 5 by Tscshale from Horrible Design - Buyer BewareThis pack is so disappointing! Mystery Ranch makes great products. This isn't one of them.The bag has so many straps that just to get into the bag you need to remove 7 straps utilizing 3 different types of buckles. There are a total of 6 different buckle types on the bag. Straps you have to remove to get into the bag include the main vertical supports that go to the top of the frame and are threaded under the lid so you have to take a lot apart just to get to the inside of your bag!!! Very inconvenient!!The inside of the bag has no other pockets so everything is on the bottom by default. Only the lid is a separate pocket that is accessible so you end up cramming everything you can in there.Once you use it, you can't return it. I had to find out the hard way. So disappointing in Mystery Ranch!!!
Date published: 2023-10-28
Rated 4 out of 5 by Sonkie from Love the pack! Hate the new buckles!I wanna start by saying I never leave reviews. I find them helpful so I decided to leave one. I have been looking for the perfect pack to day hunt elk but be big enough to spike out a few days. I owned the pop up 38 then the sawtooth. The 38 is by far the best out of those two. The roll top is the only way to go. You can fit more in the pop up 38 than the sawtooth 45. I didn’t find it to be an upgrade at all.I have been reading about packs for months now. I have bought several and sent them back. Money has not played a factor. I want a pack that’s low profile and streamline that doesn’t feel like wearing a surf board on my back through the woods. That’s how I landed on the pop up packs. They feel like a typical daypack but have the hauling capabilities when your ready. I actually bought the 38, sent it back and had reordered it who saw the 40 had been released. I ordered the 40 and it’s sweet. They have corrected the issue about the bag hanging off the frame. It’s a little bigger and the lid pocket can actually be used when the pack is full now.I love this pack. Why you would pay more is beyond me. Some of these guys think they need they’re whole truck on they’re back while even day hunting. They look so ridiculous. This pack will get small like it’s not even on your back. Then if you need a big pack it’s that too.I have one gripe with the pack! I hate it so much I am considering sending it back. They have changed some of the buckles to the style kuiu uses. You have to squeeze them, unhook then slide them out. They really made it hard to get into the main bag. It’s a two hand job and it really stinks! Why mess up a good thing?? The 38 is so simple to get into.I hope this helps someone. FYI the elberestock stock side pouches work perfect with the 38 and 40 as does the bow holder.The mystery ranch side pouches have bad reviews.
Date published: 2023-01-31
Rated 5 out of 5 by Anonymous from Pop-up 40Been wanting this pack for a while but couldn’t decide between it and the Pintler. Ended up going with the Pop-Up 40, because of the smaller profile, ability to extend the frame for hauling quarters of meat, and shed antlers. Also the handle that the pack has, the plastic handle makes grabbing and carrying the pack very easy and convenient. Absolutely love the pack and will definitely be ordering more from Mystery Ranch.
Date published: 2023-01-29
Rated 4 out of 5 by BEERSpecialist from Great frame and buildThe frame and the ruck itself are great! Of course the pop up frame with the screw for a rest or bino mount is the coolest part about it. I bought this for archery season elk hunting and love it all except one thing.I wish mystery ranch put at least one molle panel on the outside of the ruck. I always rock my med kit and sometimes an admin pouch on the outside of my packs in case I need quick access. I can still put my med kit outside it’s just not as secure as I would like.Other than that it is one of my favorite pack systems for hunting. It’s pretty comfortable under weight and nothing slid around inside my ruck or on the frame. Excited to haul an elk back with it!
Date published: 2024-08-08