Join MYSTERY RANCH at SOF Week’s SOF SELECT Show and explore our lineup of mission?ready packs. Whether you need an off?the?shelf pack or a custom?engineered solution, our Special Projects Service is ready to meet your load?carriage requirements. Stop by and meet the team.
Working collaboratively with the client, each system is shaped by real-world requirements, from drone transport and modular medical systems to communications, sensors, robotics, and other complex payloads. From concept through field testing, every solution is designed and delivered with the innovation and quality MYSTERY RANCH is known for. The result is purpose-built equipment engineered to solve specific operational challenges integrating protection, accessibility, and human performance from the start.
If it needs to be carried by a person, they can create a solution.
For more information on how MSYTERY RANCH can provide a load carriage solution for you, contact sales@mysteryranch.com.
Stop by the MYSTERY RANCH booth, SOF Select at SOF Week, Tuesday May 19 – Wednesday May 20 at the HILTON TAMPA DOWNTOWN, 211 North Tampa Street, Tampa, FL.
C100 Multi-Mission Pack | Custom Load Carriage Solution
The C100 is a man-packable, multi-mission unmanned aircraft system that gives warfighters airborne ISR, targeting, and precision-effects capability from a single rucksack.
MYSTERY RANCH developed a purpose-built rucksack for PDW’s C100 sUAS, enabling a single operator to transport the complete system on foot. The pack supports movement through austere terrain and confined environments, including enclosed structures and stairwells, while maintaining balance, protection, and rapid access.
Custom design. Collaborative development. Built to move when the mission demands it.
For 2026 SOF Select continues to be affiliated with SOF Week in Tampa, Florida, May 18-21. This year, SOF Select has moved to a new location, just north of the Tampa Convention Center.
The event is located in the Hilton Tampa Downtown, a short walk from the Convention Center with exhibits open Tuesday and Wednesday (19-20 May).
This year you’ll have access to the latest gear from 45 of the hottest brands including:
ACTinBlack
Arc’teryx PRO
Avon Protection
Barrett Firearms
Benchmade Knife Company
Blue Force Gear
DRIFIRE
Eagle Industries
Fast Metal
FirstSpear
Forgeline Solutions
G-FORM
Haley Strategic Partners
Hefring Marine
HUXWRX
LALO
Leica
MASSI
MATBOCK
Mechanix Wear
Mission First Tactical
MSRS
MYSTERY RANCH
OTB Boots
Otis Technology
Outdoor Research
Pelican
PLATATAC Australia
Princeton Tec
Q-Collar Brainpro
Reptilia
Revision Military
S&S Precision
SALOMON
Shaw Concepts
SOFware
Spiritus Systems
Strategic Sciences
Team Wendy
Tomahawk Performance
UNITY Tactical
Velocity Systems
Watershed
XOVERLAND Ranch
Zulu Origin
Stay tuned for more details.
See you there!
Q-Collar manufacturer Q30 sponsored a one-day study of a SWAT Breacher/Blast Training session to determine if the Q-Collar offers protection against blast-induced traumatic brain injury. Twenty-two members of a SWAT team were evaluated, 11 wore the Q-Collar and 11 did not. The study was conducted by a research team from Cincinnati Children’s Hospital.
Based on a comparison of EEG activity (which may be an indicator of axonal damage from blast waves), the SWAT members who wore the Q-Collar did not have any changes in the data collected pre-blast exposure compared with the data collected post-blast exposure. The non-collar wearing SWAT members had measurable changes in their EEG data.
Based on a comparison of fMRI data, which measures working memory and auditory network function, the non-collared group has increased MRI activity (comparing pre-blast measurements to post-blast measurements), while those wearing the Q-Collar did not have increased MRI activity. This offers additional evidence of the protection provided by the Q-Collar.
To access this study as well as the Walter Reed Blast Study, click here.
New from Massif is the Boreas Wool Fleece is a fleece lined Merino wool jacket with superior performance to the issue nylon fleece garment.
The wool features a polyester blend for durability with Nextec EPIC encapsulation for a durable weather barrier.
It features slash hand waner pockets along with dual zippered pockets to keep items secure. The shoulders and sleeves are reinforced and there’s a chin guard behind the zipper.
The latest suppressor form HUXWRX is referred to as “Black Magic” due to the internal string of letters used to describe the design.
This 5.56 can uses their patented flow through design. It’s printed from Inconel 718 with an Armorlube coating which acts similarly to DLC.
Here you can see the locking collar.
It is used with a printed and machined Inconel flash hider. It’s not a good idea to combine suppressors and muzzle devices form different materials due to varied wear. They print the blank and then do the finish work.
Coming soon is the Zodiac Infiltrator from LALO.
The LALO Infiltrator was designed for amphibious operations, like diving, swimming, beach terrain, slick rocks, riverbeds, reefs, OTB ops, and so on.
This knitted upper construction incorporates Trek Dry bamboo moisture-wicking, H20 shedding antimicrobial lining, a Dual zone cushioned EVA mid and outsole, and the sole incorporates a passive drainage system.
MATBOCK skins have been out for awhile. They use the MATBOCK Ghost face material which is NIR compliant, hydrophobic and extremely lightweight. Previously they would laser cut for each pattern and object they were putting them on but it was hard to keep up with new products. Plus, they kept getting asked to sell just sheets of the skins. At the same time Armor Forge came to them with the idea to just make a bunch of 1” hexagon skins and the Universal Hexagon sheet was born.
This is a flat sheet 14″ x 18″ (35cm x 45cm) of 1″ (2.5cm) hexagons, which allow you to place the hexagon on anything. The design also allows you to fully cover any surface or create your own unique pattern.
www.matbock.com/products/universal-hexagon-skins
