Unity Tactical’s previous video regarding their CLUTCH Belt showed its intended application as a low-visibility load bearing belt. They released a new video today that touts a new application for the CLUTCH – a way to keep important items concealed comfortably and close at hand during exercise.
Check out the CLUTCH Belt at Unity Tactical.
Have you ever looked at a company’s logo and wondered what in the world it was supposed to be/mean/represent? I have. Deliberate Dynamics recently posted an explanation of their logo which I found meaningful and interesting.
Here is the logo in question:
It turns out that the logo is an amalgamation of something familiar and unfamiliar to me. The familiar element is the fang-bearing snake from the Gadsden Flag. The unfamiliar element is the the Nyinkyim, an Adinkra symbol from West Africa, that means “initiative, dynamism and versatility” – good concepts for a gear company that prides itself on being progressive.
Are there other companies with logos you have wondered about? Put them in the comments.
Nyinkyim
Velocity Systems recently made public their acquisition of Mayflower R&C. Now, they have announced the launch of their new and improved website.
From Velocity Systems:
Dulles, VA – June 20, 2016 – Velocity Systems announces the launch of its newly revamped website. The redesigned website has improved site navigation, functionality, and enhanced search capabilities allowing customers and distributors to view Velocity Systems comprehensive product portfolio.
In order to help visitors get a better understanding of Velocity Systems innovative products, the redesigned store tab offers quick and easy access to essential information and product features. The store tab also includes new category options, increased color selections and expanded product offerings including the Mayflower By Velocity Systems product line. These additions have created a more comprehensive portfolio and improved the search capabilities.
The improved distributors tab provides access to Velocity Systems dealers and distributors, as well as a google map application to show precise store locations. The comprehensive distributor section also includes updated dealer and distributor information. This section will continue to grow and improve as Velocity Systems expands their dealer/distributor network.
To learn more, you can visit the new combined Facebook page for Velocity Systems and Mayflower R&C and visit the new VelSyst.com.
Chase Tactical’s Father’s Day Sale starts today! You can use code DADROCKS to take 15% off your entire purchase. The sale runs through through 6/20.
There are already tons of bottle pouches on the market but sometimes the best way to take a fresh look at an existing product is to tear it down to its most basic form. By stripping it down and removing clutter, you often introduce versatility, allowing the end user to explore their own applications. That is exactly what OV Innovations did with their Teeter Pouch – a minimalist, MOLLE compatible bottle pouch with a ton of uses.
The Teeter Pouch is made from FirstSpear’s proprietary 6/12 fabric which is lightweight but very durable. The “pouch” consists of a single panel of material that can be secured to as few as 2 columns and 4 rows of PALS webbing via shockcord that is woven into the PALS webbing itself. The design is so minimalist that the surface the Teeter is attached to serves as the “back” of the pouch and it can be collapsed completely flat when not in use.
This design gives the Teeter Pouch a tremendous amount of adjustability so that it can secure a wide variety of items in addition to the water bottles it is designed to hold. OV Innovations states that it can even serve as a “beaver tail” if attached to the front panel of a pack.
I suspect people will find all sorts of ways to used these pouches. Check out the Teeter Pouch at OV Innovations.
