Uploaded September 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
The features of this pack are either compressible, stowable, or removable – the yoke has quick-release buckles and integrated storage compartments for the shoulder straps/harnessing and pass-throughs for compression straps, along with other compatible features making it entirely jump compatible. There is double-layered fabric and/or web reinforcements in high wear areas, making it one of the most durable line gear packs. The BIG ERNIE has improved staple features like our new zippered wing pockets with interior drawcords to secure contents, an integrated ambidextrous access fire shelter storage below the main compartment, and daisy chains on the exterior of wing pockets for lashing on accessories.
The features of this pack are either compressible, stowable, or removable – the yoke has quick-release buckles and integrated storage compartments for the shoulder straps/harnessing and pass-throughs for compression straps, along with other compatible features making it entirely jump compatible. There is double-layered fabric and/or web reinforcements in high wear areas, making it one of the most durable line gear packs. The BIG ERNIE has improved staple features like our new zippered wing pockets with interior drawcords to secure contents, an integrated ambidextrous access fire shelter storage below the main compartment, and daisy chains on the exterior of wing pockets for lashing on accessories.
![Parallel Passions | FACETS | MYSTERY RANCH Ski Film [Full Film]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/49qrkm9eN7M/mqdefault.jpg "Parallel Passions | FACETS | MYSTERY RANCH Ski Film [Full Film]
https://www.mysteryranch.com/mystery-ranch-films
“FACETS” displays MYSTERY RANCH’s passion for skiing, through Ambassadors Carston Oliver, and Eric Balken, as well as MYSTERY RANCHs Sales Manager, Ben Nobel, on a ski trip to Alaska to test out the redesigned ski packs.
Upon arrival, they are confronted by a few days of bad weather, only to come out on the other side to an unstable snowpack. Sticking to safer aspects and elevations, the crew perhaps still pushes it too far and is left with questions about risks and rewards.")
