Today in Gear: July 31, 2015

The meaner, slacker new Ibis Ripley LS, Indian’s newest Scout update, a way to keep all of your sunglasses organized and more.

By AJ Powell

Published July 31, 2015

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Updated August 25, 2022

The meaner, slacker new Ibis Ripley LS, Indian’s newest Scout update, a way to keep all of your sunglasses organized and more.

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Reveals, New Launches and Gear

Ibis Ripley 29 LS

The Ibis Ripley is the 29-inch wheel workhorse of their lineup and a highly acclaimed light trail bike. For 2016 Ibis took the Ripley platform and made a monster out of it. They lengthened by 42mm and slackened the head angle by almost two degrees. What that makes for is a genre-bending trail bike that will keep you satisfied for miles of singletrack. The bike comes in two colorways, Black and Tang, and will feature Boost 148 spacing in the rear starting in November. The bike is available now from your local Ibis dealer with Shimano 142mm spacing.

Buy Now: $8,500 (XX1)

Passavant and Lee No. 25 Attaché

Passavant and Lee has crafted a sophisticated new alternative to the briefcase. It features premium materials, can fit up to a 15-inch laptop and is RFID resistant.

Buy Now: $1,950

Indian Scout ABS

The new 2016 Indian Scout gets updated ABS brakes to keep you safe out on the road.

Buy Now: $11,000

Flaviar App

Liquor subscription service Flaviar have released their new app that claims to be “the closest you can get to tasting a drink before actually tasting it.”

Buy Now: Free

OYOBox

Every discerning gentleman needs a place to store his collection of sunglasses. OYOBox is an elegant and functional solution.

Buy Now: $300

Osprey FlapJack Pack

Available fall 2016, Osprey are releasing a new line of urban packs featuring a minimal design with plenty of organizational features on the inside.

Buy Now: $110

Canon ME20F-SH

Canon’s new ME20F-SH is Canon’s first multipurpose camera. With an ISO equivalent of over 4 million, the camera offers superb low light sensitivity and the EF lens mount means you can use all of the same lenses as your Canon SLR’s.

Learn More: Here