An Impenetrable Force Field Around Your Gear
The sky is blue, a light breeze whispers through the trees, the air is crisp and dry. You are in harmony withe nature. Then an unexpected storm turns your zen outing into a scramble to keep your gear from getting soaked, possibly bringing your trip to a quick and chilly end.
But you're not scrambling. You're carrying your Meandering Maker M3 Junior Rugged Twill. You know anything inside will be safe and dry because it's build from heavy duty 17 oz waxed twill that's stuffed with more elements-repelling wax than your standard waxed canvas, making it virtually water proof.
If your pack hits the ground it's got an additional barrier of 4oz bridle leather to keep the mud and dirt even further from that down sleeping bag that does not react will to getting soaked. The straps are bridle leather, too, but they're 10 oz strap leather nearly 1/4" (0.6 cm) thick so you can count on them to keep the lids shut against any attack nature can throw at you. Solid brass roller buckles make for smooth operation even one-handed.
The M3 Junior Rugged Twill was specifically designed to give you endless options for carrying and organizing all the gear you'll need for a multi-day stay in the woods. Four outside pouches with buckled lids keep the quick-grab stuff handy without opening the main pack. A generously-sized axe sleeve will accommodate most axes from hatchets to cruisers. Four 3/4" (2 cm) D-rings are ready for clipping things like gloves, a lantern, or anything you need to keep front and center for instant access.
Ultra thick shoulder pads - a hallmark of all Meandering Maker packs and shoulder bags - wrapped in soft-but-durable chrome tan garment leather will make you think you're carrying half the weight.
A full compliment of add-ons can give you even more room, comfort, and stability. And of course all Meandering Maker Rugged Twill gear is available in matching colors and finishes so you can match up your entire MM kit.
A few things you can do with your
M3 Junior Rugged Twill:
- Medium range multi-day trips,
- Winter camping,
- Shoulder season camping,
- Bushcrafting,
- Canoe tripping,
- Day hiking,
- Extra protection in wet and muddy conditions,
- Keeping gear well organized,
- Trips where ease of movement in tight terrain is important,