The original First Spear Comm Pack was a really nice pack but many users wished for a larger version. First Spear heard those users and released the new Comm Pack Large which has all the same features as the original Comm Pack but with additional capacity. Check out the Comm Pack Large from First Spear.
Kinetic Concepts Tactical (KCT) is known for offering very inexpensive, functional kydex holsters. Their newest holster, the Element, costs just $30 and is an inside-the-waistband (IWB) design. KCT created the Element to be slim enough to work at any position on the waistband, including appendix carry. It features fold-over construction with a folded kydex belt hook. An optional, bolt-on pocket carry hook is also available for all models though it would obviously be best suited to handguns suitable for pocket carry.
Check out the Element at KCT Kydex.
The Snatch N’ Grab is a 16″x10″ MOLLE compatible pack insert made from ABS plastic. Once the user has configured the panel with the loadout that they need, it can be inserted into any pack large enough to accept it, carried as a stand-alone organizer, or secured to a the front or back of a car seat. Since its use is not limited to tactical packs, it can be used to convert any commercial pack into a low-visibility “tactical” pack.
The Snatch N’ Grab utilizes a series of voids that creates a MOLLE compatible grid that is equivalent to a standard 4 columns by 6 rows PALS webbing grid. It also has several slots at the top and near the bottom that can be used with 1″ webbing to create handles, lashing straps, and shoulder straps. The bottom of the Snatch N’ Grab has a 2.3″ deep flange/shelf that makes it easier to insert/remove and aids in keeping the panel and pack upright. You can also use straps or bungee cords to secure items to the flange.
Check out the Snatch N’ Grab pre-order at Advanced Holster.
The R.A.T.s Tourniquet has a lot going for it. It is affordable, easy to carry, and very fast to use. Its form is very different than most TQs (tourniquets) on the market. It consists of a metal cleat and a long, flat bungee strap which begins to slow arterial blood flow as soon as it is wrapped around the extremity before it is fully tightened and secured.
See the video below to see how it works and check out RE Factor Tactical to pick one up.
Elzetta has a slick new website that is MUCH, MUCH easier to user than the old one. The new site is easier on the eyes as well. Now it is even easier to get your hands on American engineered, American made flashlights that can pound nails, operate when full of water, and survive multiple drops from a helicopter.
Their latest limited edition light is about to drop as well. This time around, the light will feature a Stealth gray coating. These always sell out quickly so keep an eye on Elzetta.com for details.
