The Eleven 10 TQ Cases are available in 2 new colors: orange and blue. The orange matches the rescue orange C-A-T Tourniquets and works well in applications where visibility is paramount. The blue matches the training version of the C-A-T Tourniquet.
Check out the Eleven 10 TQ Cases.
Mystery Ranch is about to drop 3 new backpacks in their Mountain line! The Rush, Swift, and Big Mountain will be available for pre-order tomorrow (4/16).
All three packs will feature a new internal frame design. The Big Mountain, the largest of the bunch, will boast 4000 cu. in. of capacity. The Rush and Swift will feature Mystery Ranch’s iconic 3-zip design.
Check out Mystery Ranch while you wait for the new packs to drop.
Midwest Armor’s new VENTURE FM4 has a spec sheet that is down right drool inducing. How does a level IV stand alone, triple curve plate that is only .55″ thick sound? What if I told you it weighs only 5.5 pounds per plate?
These plates tick every check box for what makes a potentially epic set of ballistic plates – thin, broad ballistic threat mitigation, and lightweight. Check out the new VENTURE FM4 at Midwest Armor.
Hide your small survival gear in plain sight with the new Mini SERE Pouch from Vigilant Gear. This tiny pouch attaches to any loop Velcro panel on your gear and allows you to affix a patch over it to conceal its location. It is a simple, secure, and discreet way to carry small items like Bogota Entry Tools.
Check out the Mini SERE Pouch from Vigilant Gear.
Look at the nearest zipper pull. Go ahead. Feast your eyes on that worthless freeloader. It just dangles there, doing nothing but jingling like Santa’s reindeer when you move. It’s about time someone put them to work.
RE Factor Tactical’s new Igniter Zipper Pull is an easy to carry cordage/fire kit that has 3 main components: 4′ of paracord, a small ferro rod, and an 8″ piece of jute twine. It rides on just about any zipper until it is needed. The paracord is to be used as emergency cordage. The ferro rod can be used to spark a fire with the jute twine (see this post for how to use jute twine).
Check out the Igniter Zipper Pull from RE Factor Tactical.
