• Size of bag – 22”H x 14”W x 7”D
• Maximum capacity 28 liters
• Sized to fit a 15" laptop in addition to a full sized hand-gun
• Front of pack opens completely for mass accessibility
• Insert compatible reinforced internal pocket
• Full fold, loop lined concealment draw frame enables quick access to arms and opens flat for customized organization
• Dual-sized pockets feature additional storage capacity and cinch-down side pockets with elasticized straps
• Multiple internal organizational pockets
• 1919 modular webbing on shoulder straps provide additional attachment points for accessories
• Zippered, side compartmental pockets on each side of bag
• Hide-out convertible front flap acts as an additional load sling or stows away to real MOLLE field  

*Tactigami accessories sold separately

Quality Construction - Some Design Flaws

By Matthew Wegmann in Wisconsin, United States , 17 days ago

I have been using this bag daily for about 4 months now. The bag is built from great materials and is extremely well built, this bag will last for many years of hard use. It opens flat which makes accessing contents easy, the slim design rides close to the back and carries weight well. The side and "water bottle" pockets are where this bag begins to fall short. The water bottle pockets will barely hold a 16.9 oz water bottle, forget about a Nalgene or anything else. The 16.9 oz bottle will only fit if there is nothing in the side pockets. Because of these features I had to scale back considerably the items I carried on a daily basis. If you are looking for a bag to carry just a few items as depicted in their video then this is a good bag. If you intend to have this bag double as daily carry and a carry-on bag for short trips I wouldn't recommended.

Great backback!

By John in Hawaii, USA , one month ago

Outside of having a standard issue pack for work I've never found a pack that could satisfy my every day requirements. Perhaps, I'm just too picky, or a GOOD EDC pack is just not out there. That is, until I found the Vertx Gamut. This bag was obviously methodically thought out by people in the KNOW of EDC, preparedness, and how to pack and yet be unnoticeable and organized. The only flaws, in MY humble opinion are; (1) Main compartment's depth; extend the depth to 2-3 inches to accommodate additional packing. (2) Side water bottle pockets; enlarge water bottle carrier pockets to fit a good sized Nalgene bottle. Its impossible to carrier a bottle and other items in the side zip pockets at the same time. This pack is already 2nd to none! Do those mods and it will be the only pack ready to hit the road running. Especially, these days when its best to be ready for any incident, and yet incognito.

Love it!

By Jacob in Wisconsin , 7 months ago

I love my Gamut! Extremely comfortable.The wide straps are longer than my Vanquest Ibex 30 and spaced better for my shoulders (6'-1"). The built in organization is great and the hook and loop customization is excellent. The built in frame make the contents very comfortable so you don't notice what is in the pack (as it should be). The quality of materials and stitching is very evident. The main compartment is pretty small but that is nice for an EDC bag so it doesn't get filled with junk. Easy fits my 15" laptop with neoprene sleeve. I use the laptop pocket to organize papers and the multiple other mesh zipper pockets are great for all of the other things like electrical, snacks, change/junk, etc. There are 2 down sides to this bag but they would not keep me from buying this bag. 1)The water bottle pockets are almost useless for that purpose. Only a very small diameter juice or water bottle will fit. The great organization provided in the side pocket underneath the water bottle pocket also limits the ability to get a bottle in. For example I can barely fit a small jam jar in the side pocket. No way I can get my Lifefactory water bottle in there. A larger bottle like a Nalgene would definitely not fit.These pockets simple need to be made bigger. Right now they are sufficient to but a granola bar in for a snack later and store the water bottle inside the backpack main compartment. 2) The zipper for the main compartment is lacking a cover flap to keep out water or dirt. The 2 zippers meet and leave a gap between them that is quite noticeable. All in all, I love it! Will buy second or third one in a heartbeat if they address some of the shortcomings.

Excellent Back Pack

By James in Pennsylvania , 10 months ago

I don't normally do reviews but I have to talk about this back pack. You get what you pay for. This pack is very well thought out and constructed. (I use the hidden carry zip in the back.) I've been through a dozen Timbuktu bags and a few others. This vertx is the best so far. This bag is even noticeably comfortable to wear. The way the straps are shaped and angled really makes it comfortable. Also you can use the sternum strap to position the straps exactly where you want them for a long hike. Very happy with this bag.

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