"Ribz Front Pack: Outback EDC" by Nutnfancy

Published on July 5, 2012
Duration: 24:30

This review of the Ribz Front Pack by Nutnfancy focuses on its utility for various outdoor activities, including Outback EDC, Urban EDC, day hiking, backpacking, hunting, and fishing. The presenter highlights its construction quality, capacity, and comfortable fit, particularly when integrated with a backpack system. It's recommended as an ideal holder for Level 2 first aid kits and a versatile gear organizer for adventurers.

Quick Summary

The Ribz Front Pack is a versatile gear organizer ideal for Outback EDC, Urban EDC, backpacking, and as a Level 2 first aid kit holder. Constructed from durable ripstop nylon, it offers 600-800 cubic inches of storage and a stable, comfortable fit. Key features include YKK zippers and interior organization pockets.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro & Nutnfancy Project
  2. 00:45System Integration Philosophy
  3. 01:16Over the Ledge Adventure Gear
  4. 01:42Glock 26 & Extra Mag
  5. 01:54Leatherman & Juice XE6
  6. 02:11Cameras & Batteries
  7. 02:45Knives: Pacific Salt & Ambitious
  8. 03:17Fire Kit & Sunscreen
  9. 03:48Headlamp & Batteries
  10. 04:21Signaling Mirror & Whistle
  11. 04:33Glock 26 Holster
  12. 05:00Carrying Essentials
  13. 05:16Ribz Front Pack Introduction
  14. 05:31First Encounter with Ribz Pack
  15. 06:14Transforming Outdoor Activities
  16. 06:21Philosophy of Use: Outback EDC
  17. 07:16Philosophy of Use: Urban EDC
  18. 07:54Carrying a Gun in Urban EDC
  19. 08:34Fanny Pack vs. Front Pack
  20. 09:06Fishing Vest Use Case
  21. 09:26Philosophy of Use: Day Hike & Backpacking
  22. 09:51Philosophy of Use: Hunting
  23. 10:07Binoculars & Third Ribs Pack
  24. 10:23Philosophy of Use: Medical Kit
  25. 11:23Construction & Capacity
  26. 12:39Stitching & Interior Pockets
  27. 13:32Exterior Pocket & Organization
  28. 14:21Zipper Pulls & Modifications
  29. 15:36Straps & Webbing Quality
  30. 16:17Shoulder Strap Adjustment
  31. 17:19Suspension System
  32. 17:34Fit & Stability
  33. 18:00Raising or Lowering the Pack
  34. 18:25Sizing: Small vs. Large
  35. 18:52Determining Size Needs
  36. 19:03First Aid Kit Integration
  37. 19:38Value & Pricing
  38. 20:07Gift Item Potential
  39. 20:21Carry Sack
  40. 20:31Improvements: Double Zipper Pull
  41. 21:41Improvements: Velcro Integration
  42. 22:04Improvements: Back Ventilation
  43. 22:42Back Panel Mesh Concern
  44. 22:52Overall Product Assessment
  45. 23:13First Aid Kit Holder Ideal Use
  46. 23:20Colorations: Camo, Olive Drab, Black
  47. 23:45Gear Adventure Channel Recap
  48. 23:59Final Review & Sign Off

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the primary uses for the Ribz Front Pack?

The Ribz Front Pack is highly versatile, suitable for Outback EDC (wilderness adventures), Urban EDC (everyday carry), day hiking, backpacking, hunting, and fishing. It's particularly effective as a holder for Level 2 first aid kits and for organizing essential gear for immediate access.

What is the construction and capacity of the Ribz Front Pack?

Constructed from durable 200-denier ripstop nylon with a polyurethane coating, the Ribz Front Pack offers 600-800 cubic inches of storage. It features YKK zippers, interior mesh pockets, and a front elastic band for organization.

How does the Ribz Front Pack fit and remain stable?

The pack is designed for a comfortable and stable fit, avoiding twisting or bouncing. It can be adjusted to ride around the rib cage or lower on the waist, and the presenter recommends tacking down excess straps for enhanced stability, especially under a backpack.

What improvements are suggested for the Ribz Front Pack?

The presenter suggests adding a double zipper pull to the main zippers for more secure closure and quicker access. Other minor suggestions include integrating Velcro for patches and potentially adding back ventilation, though the latter is debated due to cost and weight.

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