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RIBZ Front Pack
Looking for a lightweight vest without the bulkiness of a traditional fanny pack or fishing vest? Look no further. The RIBZ front pack system is a lightweight, water-resistant front pack that allows easy and ready access to all your critical items.
The RIBZ front pack can be worn with any backpack or independently. Because gear is located on the chest, the user can stand or sit with ease. And because it’s made of breathable 210d ripstop nylon, it will not overheat the user and also acts as an added windbreak in overcast conditions.
This product is a great solution for the gear junkie or kayakers and anglers looking for easier access to equipment.
Mine is unused, 2011 model I think. Hunter green. I don't have the little stow pouch for it.
looks like this but in Hunter green.
This isn't me but a guy from the interwebs.
I'm looking for a nice framelock folder in a similar price range as this. It can be lightly used. Ideally I'd like a Boker Plus Epicenter and I'm willing to add forty bucks to my end of the bargain for that one, but I'll listen to other offers.
Looking for a lightweight vest without the bulkiness of a traditional fanny pack or fishing vest? Look no further. The RIBZ front pack system is a lightweight, water-resistant front pack that allows easy and ready access to all your critical items.
The RIBZ front pack can be worn with any backpack or independently. Because gear is located on the chest, the user can stand or sit with ease. And because it’s made of breathable 210d ripstop nylon, it will not overheat the user and also acts as an added windbreak in overcast conditions.
This product is a great solution for the gear junkie or kayakers and anglers looking for easier access to equipment.
Mine is unused, 2011 model I think. Hunter green. I don't have the little stow pouch for it.
looks like this but in Hunter green.
This isn't me but a guy from the interwebs.
I'm looking for a nice framelock folder in a similar price range as this. It can be lightly used. Ideally I'd like a Boker Plus Epicenter and I'm willing to add forty bucks to my end of the bargain for that one, but I'll listen to other offers.
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