Navigation

Archive | Tactical Gear

Spiritus Systems to Introduce Expander Wings for Micro Fight Chest Rig

By on July 6, 2017 in Tactical Gear

Spiritus Systems’s little chest rig that could, the Micro Fight Chest Rig, is about to learn some new tricks. They will be introducing Expander Wings to further increase the modularity and versatility of the Micro Fight.

The Expander Wings secure to the rig via large Velcro wings that attach to the back of the Micro Fight Chest Rig. The lat straps can then be routed through webbing on the Expander Wings to ensure a secure connection. The Expander Wings have an open top pouch design with shock cord retainers that will allow the user to carry radios, tourniquets, water bottles, and more.

Look for the Expander Wings to be released soon at dealers and at SpiritusSystems.com.

4th of July Sale at Chase Tactical

By on June 30, 2017 in Tactical Gear

Independence Day is right around the corner. That means we get to celebrate the birthday of this great nation and Chase Tactical is having a sale. The Chase Tactical 4th of July Sale runs from 6/30 – 7/5 and gives you the opportunity to save 20% off your entire order when you use code FREEDOM20.

ChaseTactical.com

3D Printed ID Patches from Mission Spec

By on June 28, 2017 in Tactical Gear

Mission Spec is testing a new way to use 3D printing – creating ID patches. The ID patches look a lot like standard embroidered name tapes at first glance but if you look closer, the letters are actually 3D printed. The letters have dimension and really stand out from the background.

These ID patches aren’t available yet but Mission Spec is experimenting with ways to bring them to market. If you are interested, you can let them know on their Facebook page.

MissionSpec.com

OV Innovations Cache – Available for Pre-order

By on June 24, 2017 in EDC, Tactical Gear

The Cache, a “beavertail” accessory that is compatible with a variety of EDC and tactical backpacks, is now available for pre-order from OV Innovations. It features a bellowed design that allows it to lay flat when not in use but expand to hold large, bulky items. It is constructed with 500D Cordura and T-70 nylon thread.

This PALS compatible beavertail can be adjusted to fit a large variety of packs. OV Innovations states that the Cache “should fit any pack with at least 6 standard PALS columns on the face or bottom (near the face) and the appropriate upper anchor points.” I suspect that creative gear users will be able to find several ways to attach a gear item this versatile.

Check out the Cache at OV Innovations.

Powered by WordPress. Designed by Woo Themes