Side compression straps adjust the width/thickness of the IBEX when needed, and prevent unintentional opening of the main compartment. Hook-and-loop panels line the inside of the foam-padded main compartment on all four walls allowing any configuration you may need.
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Simple pull it open and you will have a full view of all gear laying right in front of you.ĭelivered in a low profile package which blends into urban environments with an infinitely user-configurable main compartment, IBEX is both versatile and comfortable. Measured at 19″ (H) x 11” top / 8” bottom (W) x 5” top / 6” bottom (D), IBEX-20L is THE ultimate 20-liter multi-role backpack that “fillets-open” and gives you lightning-fast access to your gear. A continuous YKK #10 zipper opening gives you 270-degree top-to-bottom & front-to-back access to the foam-padded main compartment. The inside of the Ibex 20 is lined with loop velcro so you can attach various accessories and organize the interior. The black compression straps came from my Vanquest Rackit 36 rifle bag. As you can see below, it fits my CZ Scorpion Evo3 and accessories nicely. I was particularly interested in how it could hold large pistols.
I got their new Ibex 20, a smaller version of their Ibex 30 backpack. The entire system is only 0.7 ounce (20 gram) that includes 1x main panel (5.5″x7″) and 6x Hook-&-Loop anchors (1″x3″ each) for you to convert any MOLLE/PALS pouches into Hook-&-Loop attachments. The MohlAir is a light weight sheet that has quiet loop on one side and hook on the other. You can attach any molle pouch to this adapter and then attach it to the velcro in the bag.
The pouches are using their new MohlAir adapter which converts molle to velcro. The Falconer’s main compartment is loop velcro lined for attaching pouches for organization. There is a front compartment that can hold a large pistol, like the MKE MP5K clone. These did not exist when they were at Big 3 East last March. At Big 3 East, last month, the guys at Vanquest showed off their newest bags.
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