Bridger 55

Mystery Ranch

Bridger 55

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Based on 5 Reddit mentions

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Smaller F (48) packs

I’m 5ft tall with a 16 in torso so I feel your pain. I have went through quite a few backpacks unfortunately. My Mystery Ranch Bridger 55 has fit me the best but at 5.25 lbs it’s too heavy. I just purchased a Gossamer Gear Mariposa 60 so we will see how that one goes. I will say the Osprey bags have

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bnburt in r/backpacking

May 31, 2025 2:10 AM

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Which should I get?

Shop around and find a Mystery Ranch Bridger 65. They're more comfortable and more durable than either of the packs you mention, and they are more well-designed in terms of ease of interior access and compartmentalization. The downside of Mystery Ranch is that Dana Gleason sold the company to Yeti t

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serpentjaguar in r/CampingGear

May 1, 2026 10:46 AM

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Mystery Ranch Marshall 105

As a massive Mystery Ranch fan, my two cents is that that bag is ludicrously massive and over-engineered unless you're using it for its specific use-case as a backcountry hunting bag. It's deeply sad that MR has discontinued their civilian hiking line, though you can still find those bags on distrib

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Hunkelbuiltskin in r/WildernessBackpacking

April 18, 2026 5:39 PM

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Ultralight vs Sustainability

A slightly different, though related perspective: My main backpack is a Mystery Ranch Bridger 55. I imagine it might last me the rest of my life. It's also super comfortable. Yes, I move slower, cover less ground. I'm good with all this.

RiderNo51 in r/WildernessBackpacking

November 17, 2025 11:04 PM

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Gear Check: Building a long-term kit for my 193cm (6'4") son.

I’m only 6’2” and I’d definitely recommend a pack larger than 36 L, reason being that rainwear in our sizes is bulky. The length of trips (and amount of food needed) is also a factor. Some tall guys need a lot of calories. Getting a pack that fits is also extremely important. Try them on in a store

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grindle-guts in r/WildernessBackpacking

March 8, 2026 1:34 PM

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