5.11 Tactical posted a picture yesterday of their Rush MOAB 6 Bag with an iPad 2 in it. It looks like it fits great in the back pocket with a lot of room for your iPad accessories.
RUSH MOAB 6
Functionality:
MOAB stands for Mobile Operation Attachment Bag and with the new Tier System (included on the MOAB 10 and 6 and sold separately) can rapidly connect/disconnect to any of our RUSH series of packs, DC Roller and bags with web platform. The MOAB’s include similar features from our RUSH series of packs, including a top-access fleece-lined, non-scratching sunglass pocket, internal and external organizing pockets, key chain fobs, front and side web platform, flag and name tape Velcro, carry handle and hydration pouch compatibility. In addition, both the MOAB 10 and 6 include a tech pocket on the shoulder strap with an ear-bud eyelet pass-through, great for a small radio or smart phone.
Hardware:
1050D Nylon with water resistant coating, web platform and loop-sided Velcro.
Main compartment- 10.5″H x 9″L x 5″D
Front compartment- 9.5″H x 8″L x 2″D
Value:
A sling-styled bag that increases operational flexibility in the field, training, at work or play. Something unique to the MOAB’s is their ambidextrous sling-style shoulder strap, accommodating either a left or right-handed user. Both bags can also be spun around from the back to the chest while being worn, making them easy to work out of, or to access the hidden weapon pocket. The Sandstone color easily crosses over from field work to family trail hike or outing.
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Full-size day pack with 20″H x 12.5″L x 8″D (2,000 cu in) main compartment and numerous smaller individual pockets and pouches, several with zipper closures.
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Labels:
Content/COO/Care loop label, Hangtag, Barcode Sticker.
Closures:
We just left the Eberlestock booth at the SHOT Show and a lot of attention was going to two packs, the Eberlestock V69 Destroyer and the Eberlestock Warhammer.
Here is a full breakdown of the two packs:
We hereby enter the world of “conventional” packs with some unconventional backpacks. Please understand, they’re only unconventional in the sense that they’re nicer, and more fully detailed than other packs in this class. It seems that most manufacturers have taken so many shortcuts in the trend toward minimalism that they have forgotten what it’s like to live out of a backpack. In the tradition of our focus on practical field use, we’ve built the 60 liter V69 Destroyer to be extremely capable and comfortable load bearing systems. With very similar features, the main difference between the two is one of scale. Choose the compact V69 if you need smaller capacity and prefer to go as light as possible.
Something else you’ll like about these packs: For their scale, they’re extremely light weight. We’ve carefully chosen new materials that give the optimum balance between high strength and light weight, and arranged them very cleverly, if we do say so ourselves. Every feature and detail has a purpose, and many of them have multiple purposes.
The V-type packs are double-deckers… with both top loading and front loading features, it’s easy to find your gear wherever in the pack you have it stowed. It also has the great benefit of a full array of compression and lash straps. Each surface of the pack can be compressed and each set of straps can be used to quickly grapple something to the pack. So you have a very simple and versatile, and ultimately practical backpack.
Includes a fitted rain cover that pulls out of a bottom pocket.
The J51 Warhammer is an offshoot of our popular J79 Skycrane II. It id s little shorter, but has more generous side/main butterfly compartments, so in effect the basic Warhammer has more stand-alone capacity than the main pack of the Skycrane II. The two products are very similar in function, and use many of the same components. Whereas the Skycrane II system includes the G1 and LP1 packs, these can be purchased separately when building a J51-based pack.
The Warhammer is built around the U.S. military’s beloved ALICE, a tried and true pack frame. Using the frame as a core structure, we’ve developed an entirely new style of pack that has amazing utility and versatility. It takes advantage of the ALICE’s compact size, and take-anything-you-can-throw-at-it toughness, and incorporates features and qualities that have made Eberlestock packs famous. Because the frame is fully wrapped in the structure of the pack, more along the lines of an internal frame than an external frame, we’ve eliminated frame noise, and built an exceptionally quiet riding, comfortable and well ventilated pack.
By itself, the J51 ...
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MOAB stands for Mobile Operation Attachment Bag and with the new Tier System (included on the MOAB 10 and 6 and sold separately) can rapidly connect/disconnect to any of our RUSH series of packs, DC Roller and bags with web platform. The MOAB’s include similar features from our RUSH series of packs, including a top-access fleece-lined, non-scratching sunglass pocket, internal and external organizing pockets, key chain fobs, front and side web platform, flag and name tape Velcro, carry handle and hydration pouch compatibility. In addition, both the MOAB 10 and 6 include a tech pocket on the shoulder strap with an ear-bud eyelet pass-through, great for a small radio or smart phone.
Hardware:
1050D Nylon with water resistant coating, web platform and loop-sided Velcro.
Main compartment- 18.25″H x 9″L x 5.25″D
Front compartment- 12.5″H x 8″L x 2″D
Value:
A sling-styled bag that increases operational flexibility in the field, training, at work or play. Something unique to the MOAB’s is their ambidextrous sling-style shoulder strap, accommodating either a left or right-handed user. Both bags can also be spun around from the back to the chest while being worn, making them easy to work out of, or to access the hidden weapon pocket. The Sandstone color easily crosses over from field work to family trail hike or outing.
... (read more)We just got a new video showing off the MOAB 6 bag that we featured herea few weeks ago carrying an iPad 2:
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