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A quick look at the Mission Workshop Rhake City Pack

June 29, 2022 by Scott Witner 1 Comment

We recently got our hands on the Mission Workshop Rhake city pack. I haven’t had much time to actually use the product yet, but I am thinking it’s a great candidate for a one-bag adventure. I’ve always strived to be somewhat of a minimalist when I travel. Looking over the other backpacks that I own, the Mission Workshop Rhake has entered the ring as a viable candidate.

The Rhake is built to hold everything you need for work, play, and the occasional overnight. Purpose-built pockets designed for your laptop computer, iPad, phone, power chargers, keys, sunglasses, and water bottle. Additionally, the weatherproof 22-liter main compartment can grow or shrink as needed to hold gear and clothing. Like all Mission Workshop backpacks, The Rhake is built with two-layer weatherproof construction to keep your gear safe and dry.

Specifications courtesy of Mission Workshop

  • External dimensions: 21” x 13” x 5”
  • Internal volume: 1,350 cu. in. (22 L)
  • Weight (empty): 3.1 lbs.
  • Body Fabric: Available in HT500 or MultiCam® Black Camo Cordura®.
  • Dedicated padded pocket fits all 15-inch and most 17-inch laptops (accessible from the exterior of the pack).
  • Dedicated 10-inch iPad/tablet pocket (accessible from the exterior of pack).
  • A large 22-liter roll-top main compartment can grow or shrink as needed to fit extra clothes and gear (roll-top can be used with or without velcro).
  • Hidden water bottle pocket that zips away when not in use.
  • Exterior accessory pocket for chargers and misc. items.
  • Two zippered organizational pockets with interior zippered mesh compartments for small accessories, notebooks, business cards, pens, etc.
  • Two-layer weatherproof construction and water-resistant zippers throughout to keep gear safe and dry.
  • Large interior zip pocket for documents, magazines, notes, etc.
  • Horizontal exterior straps with quick-release buckles to store large coats, hats, etc. on the outside of the pack.
  • Two precision AustriAlpin COBRA™ quick-release buckles machined from the highest grade 7075 aluminum alloy (standard on Black Camo version, optional on other versions).
  • Arkiv® rails on the shoulder straps for easy addition of Mission Workshop Arkiv® accessories.
  • Perforated foam back panel for comfort and ventilation.
  • Luggage handle pass-through on back panel for use when traveling with roller luggage.
  • Made in the USA from domestic and imported components.

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About Scott Witner

Scott Witner is a former Marine Corps Infantryman with 2ndBn/8th Marines and was attached to the 24th MEU(SOC) for a 6-month deployment to the Mediterranean. He has completed training in desert warfare at the Marine Air Ground Combat Center, Mountain Warfare and survival at the Mountain Warfare Training Center, attended the South Korean Mountain Warfare school in Pohang and the Jungle Warfare school in the jungles of Okinawa Japan. He now enjoys trail running, hiking, functional fitness and working on his truck. Scott resides in Northeastern Ohio.

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  1. Gil says

    August 4, 2021 at 10:32 am

    So where’s the quick look? You guys literally just regurgitated the product specs and sprinkled affiliate links throughout- no additional photos, no initial use impressions. What value are you adding over someone just going direct to MW’s product page?

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