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Fight and Flight Tactical Christmas Stocking

By on November 10, 2012 in Tactical Gear

I know you don’t want to hear this but Christmas is just around the corner. Unless you are planning to wait until last minute (again) this year, you need to take some action soon. Fight and Flight Tactical can help you get prepared with their new Christmas Stocking.

This stocking has all sorts of tacti-cool features like a Velcro field for adding patches, PALS webbing, a small exterior pocket, and a shock-cord retainer. What kid (or Trigger Jerk) wouldn’t want to find this stocking filled with Christmas loot on their mantle.

Check out the Fight and Flight Tactical Christmas Stocking.

MK VII K9 Harness from Fight and Flight Tactical

By on October 24, 2012 in Tactical Gear

Fight and Flight Tactical just released the latest version of their K9 Harness – the MK VII K9 Harness. These harnesses have been through multiple improvements over the years based on the experience and know-how of skilled K9 handlers.

The new MK VII K9 Harness is available in both tactical and sport versions. The MK VII Tactical K9 Harness features more durable metal hardware that allows it to stand up to be used safely for rappelling. The MK VII Sport K9 Harness utilizes plastic hardware to keep the cost down but it is not suitable for rappelling. Both harnesses feature plenty of PALS webbing, an internal harness to distribute the stresses of rappelling, a skid plate to protect the K9’s underside, internal pockets for cooling packs, and a clever angled design that prevents choking.

It is probably worth noting that no one makes tactical cat harnesses. Just sayin’.

Check out the MK VII K9 Harness on FightandFlight.com.

Fight and Flight Tactical Y.U.C.K. with Hi-Viz Lining

By on October 5, 2012 in EDC, Tactical Gear

The Fight and Flight Tactical Y.U.C.K. is a big hit in my house. We use one as a full time diaper bag and my oldest daughter loves to take hers on “adventures.”

My oldest operator… planning her next mission.

The YUCK is fully lined with pack cloth for durability and water-resistance. This makes it an excellent candidate for a high visibility lining. So, for no additional charge, Fight and Flight Tactical is now offering the YUCK with an orange lining as an alternative to their lower profile colors.

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Fight and Flight Tactical GP Mini Pouch with TAREINCO Special Item Carrier

By on September 26, 2012 in EDC, Survival, Tactical Gear

The coming together of the Fight and Flight Tactical GP Mini Pouch and the TAREINCO Special Item Carrier (SIC) was bit of a happy accident. TAREINCO recently became a dealer for Fight and Flight Tactical and found that their SIC fit the GP Mini Pouch like it was made for it.

The GP Mini Pouch is a small clamshell opening pouch that is lined with hook and loop (Velcro) and features elastic loops for some organization. The SIC is a versatile small item organizer that can hold a number of different items. Together, they make a pretty darn good looking first aid/ blow out kit pouch. The kit will also include a TAREINCO Patch Field Strip for attaching blood type and medic patches.

You can read more about both items and purchase them at a special price at TAREINCO.com. You can also check out the Fight and Flight Tactical Facebook Page and the TAREINCO Facebook Page for a chance to win a combo of your own.

Fight and Flight Tactical Blackjack Battery Brick

By on August 17, 2012 in EDC, Tactical Gear

A while back, I wrote a post called “Make Mine Mom and Pop” about my strong preference to shop with smaller gear makers. The article talks about the three main reasons I prefer smaller makers: communication, willingness to customize, and attention to detail. There is a fourth reason that I thought of at the time but didn’t write about which was how much more nimble a smaller maker can be. They can out-maneuver a larger maker when time is a key factor in the success of a piece of gear. The new Blackjack Battery Brick from Fight and Flight Tactical is a prime example of what I mean.

Two days ago, James G of Death Valley Magazine, asked on his Facebook if anyone could come up with a pouch that could hold 20 AA batteries. Within 4 hours of that post, Dave at Fight and Flight had designed, prototyped, produced, photographed, and shared a pouch that met James’ requirements. How cool is that?

You can check out the new Blackjack Battery Brick at FightandFlight.com. The AA version will work with CR123A batteries if you leave the center loop open and there is also a AAA version.

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