# Ring of Freight

Worn gear that adds a small amount of carrying capacity.

Source: https://palworld-db.com/item/Accessory_MaxWeightUp_01

## Basics

- Type: Accessory
- Gold value: 20400
- Weight: 2
- Max stack: 1

## Recipe

- Ingot x25
- Leather x20
- Horn x20
- Ancient Civilization Parts x3

## Notes we already publish

- (use) "Slightly" undersells it. The equip line on this ring is the tier-3 carry passive, and that tier is a flat +200 to your maximum carrying capacity — the same size of jump the strongest hauling partner skills in the game hand you, except this one costs an accessory slot instead of your active Pal. For scale, the equip ladder the game uses runs 50 / 100 / 200 / 300, so a single ring puts you two rungs from the ceiling.
- (drops) There is no technology level that unlocks this. The recipe only appears once you are holding the Ring of Freight Schematic ([[item:Blueprint_Accessory_MaxWeightUp_01_2]]), which is grade 5 chest loot and never sold: 1.18% from the crates on the oil rigs, 0.16% from ordinary Feybreak chests, 0.12% from the other Feybreak pool. That is roughly 85 rig crates against 625 or 833 island chests. Run the rigs — the island chests are the same paper for seven to ten times the walking, and you are clearing rigs for Ancient Civilization Parts regardless.
- (strategy) The ring is 30,000 work to build, which is a genuine overnight job on a mid-game bench, so queue it before you log off rather than standing at the bench for it. Weigh the 3 [[item:PalCrystal_Ex]] too: this competes directly with the gear you would rather spend Ancient Civilization Parts on. The honest case for building it is the base-to-base ore and ingot haul, where +200 is the difference between one trip and two — for combat runs an accessory slot spent on resistance usually does more for you.

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Source: Palworld Database — https://palworld-db.com/item/Accessory_MaxWeightUp_01