Cdh-Tac has been generating significant interest in their THE-E Pocket Organizer but they have not been able to start large scale production. That is where Oneiros Valley comes in. They will be starting production of the THE-E here in the USA in collaboration with Cdh-Tac Finland with delivery starting late this year.
You can see the earlier post on the THE-E for more details on the organizer. Check out the THE-E at Oneiros Valley.
I have and use a bunch of Whiskey Two-Four zipper pulls. They laser cut them from Hypalon which is light weight and just about indestructible. These zipper pulls were only available in black or coyote brown but now Whiskey Two-Four has introduced a red version which can be used to indicate a that a pouch contains first aid items.
This is especially handy considering all of the various trays and inserts on the market that can be used to convert general purpose pouches into first aid pouches. There are also a number of first aid pouches on the market that are unmarked.
The pulls will feature a red cross logo which is fitting for their purpose. Those shown above are prototypes and Whiskey Two-Four states that the production versions, which are not available yet, will have more visible markings though the red color alone is likely enough to indicate the contents of the pouch.
Check out Whiskey Two-Four.
AGP Arms makes some of the coolest 10/22 accessories on the market. Their take down kit, which turns a standard Ruger 10/22 into a lightweight, return-to-zero, take-down rifle is a prime example of this. The kit is now available in Hunter Orange which is an ideal color for a survival rifle. I typically don’t care for brightly colored guns but in this case it serves a purpose and actually looks nice (though I would probably skip the orange muzzle device).
Check out AGP Arms.
RE Factor Tactical’s new Reversible Rain Fly Cover is a packable rain fly designed to work their ASO Bag or most 3 day assault packs. One side of the water resistant cover is international orange for signalling and visibility while the other is camouflaged (tan or Multicam). Both sides have loop material fields for attaching IR or visible light reflective patches and ID. It features toggles that attach directly to the ASO Bag and a draw strong to secure it to other bags. The cover packs into an integrated stuff sack and the entire packages weighs 6.2 ounces.
Check out the Reversible Rain Fly Cover at RE Factor Tactical.
Oneiros Valley recently showed this very slick, custom 10/22 magazine pouch that is designed to retain and protect 4 of Ruger’s iconic BX-1 rotary magazines. It is a simple, MOLLE compatible, clamshell design that features 4 internal elastic loops to hold the magazines.
The genius of this pouch is it that it can be useful for more than just 10/22 magazines. The design would lend itself well to use as a general purpose pouch that could carry a compass, GPS, chapstick, or other small gear that you want handy when it isn’t carrying magazines. I can imagine it would be ideal for use on the MOLLE hip belt of a pack like those from Mystery Ranch or Kifaru.
This is a custom, one-off design but if enough people let Onerios Valley know they are interested, you never know…
Check out Oneiros Valley.
