What Would You Like to See From Kifaru 2019

[nrh6.7]

Sales pitch: "Have you ever wanted to BE a shakeweight?"

I hope everyone else also realizes this was a joke. Must be the dumbest idea I've ever seen!

 

[mateen]

Another Argali. And packs back in black.

 

[wesfromky]

LPP in Ranger Green or Wolf Gray.

 

[snowplow]

Updated AMR. Best bag layout ever just too big! The 'western mountain ruck'

Slightly smaller than the original. Main body sized like the reckoning.
Reckoning fold over style bag top.
Molle delete on sides
Add stretchy side panels like exo
Add lower lip pocket like on muskeg
Adjust horiz straps to suck bag tight to frame even when empty.
Add 3rd sewn in pocket to lower part of bag.

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[rhunter424]

You could get a camelbak carrier like I have and attach it to a cargo panel and also put a guide lid on it.

Its funny you post this. That camelbak carrier was the first thing I thought of when I saw the Kifaru sherman pocket.

 

[icb12]

Cargo panel in Xpac.

And a longer 22mag (a 26mag??).

 

[deadwolf]

Reckoning in X-Pac material.

I second this 100%, but I’d add a couple things...

-The old cinch pockets on either side of the zipper like the EMR2 had
- roll top dry bag closure if using without a lid
- a flap type closure for the side pockets...tuck it into the pocket if you’re not using it, (like when you had a tripod in the side) or to close the pocket if you want the weatherproof factor.

Xpac xpac xpac


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[MtnOyster]

quiet quiet quiet...…………..I want to see a pack that is made from a quieter material...……….I don't care if it's less durable, my T2 is my day pack, bivy pack and meat hauler, love how it collapses down for a day pack but its way too noisy in brushy conditions.

I hope some of the Kifaru guys read this...…………….quiet please!!!

 

[snowplow]

The dayone cowboy suede would make a good pack!

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[rhunter424]

A bigger bag for the 22" frame.

 

[XMP]

My Number One desire from Kifaru is a Lost Park Parka(and pants too) in a different solid color. I'd prefer Ranger Green or something similar. The coyote fabric is some of the ugliest stuff I've ever seen, more gold than tan.

 

[Lawnboi]

Blaze orange belt pouches too

 

[North]

X Pac Native w/ side zip.
Return to old K clips.

 

[amp713]

Lost park pants. I'll put a down payment on mine right this second in fact....

 

[6AYoteHunter]

Lost park pants with full length leg zipper for glassing

 

[AKironhead]

Lost park pants with full length leg zipper for glassing

This ^^^^^^

And also a Nomad II in Xpac

 

[Jeffh0214]

Nunatak already makes full length zipper Apex pants I believe. They have lots of other customizable options as well...

Skaha Pants - Nunatak Equipment

 

[TheCougar]

A bino harness. Nay, THE Bino Harness, perfect in every way. Functional, forward opening, comfortable, full coverage, holds all your stuff. There was a podcast that Snyder did last year where he mentioned some super secret bino harness that someone was making. I don’t think it is Kifaru, but hopefully it is... Unfortunately, it will be the end of the “which binos harness threads”. That’s got to account for 20% of all Rokslide threads.

 

[ezmorningrebel]

modify the urban ruck to make dedicated treestand pack. just sew a normal framesheet in, flip the lid so it opens the other way, and attach the grab handle right at the top of the shoulder straps instead of putting it on the lid. put zippered access to the lid pocket on both sides so you can get into the same pocket when it's closed or open.

 

[Alaska Bowman]

I'd love to see a return of the Timberline bags with some modifications. Would like to to have a rolltop lid option, a zipper on the side of the two front pockets with independent compression straps, similar to how the zipper/straps function on the Muskeg (rather than the bungee and bottom zipper) and keep the two side pockets.. all in x-pac! I love to have a bag with the molle options to get it exactly how you want, but it creates a heavy bag. With the pockets sewn in, you reduce a bunch of redundant material and hardware!