Everyone needs a good duffel bag for travel, carting gear to carbine courses or the gym, keeping supplies in a vehicle-based survival kit, and more. Wilde Custom Gear is currently offering their Tactical Duffel Bag at $20 off the regular price.
Wilde Custom Gear just released their newest pouch. Their CZ Scorpion EVO Triple Magazine Pouch is designed to hold three 30 round magazines in the same amount of space as most double AR-15 mag pouches. It makes use of their laser cut material to full MOLLE compatibility across the front of the pouch while still remaining trim and low profile when the grid is not in use.
The open top pouch deign features bungee with pull tab retention. It can be attached to any MOLLE compatible surface via the included MALICE Clips.
Wilde Custom Gear’s updated Active Shooter Bag boasts a number of features including:
The redesigned Active Shooter Bag is available now at WildeCustomGear.com.
Wilde Custom Gear is working directly with Fostech to develop a pouch for Origin 12 drum magazines. The pouch protects both the front of the drum and the feed tower via a flap that clips in place over the tower. Two side retention straps ensure the drum stays securely in place.
These pouches are not available yet. They are expected to be released soon on both Wilde Custom Gear’s website and the Fostech website.
Wilde Custom Gear’s line of laser cut products is growing all the time. One of their latest is the laser cut version the classic padded battle belt – the Padded Laser Cut MOLLE Belt System.
This belt comes as a complete set including the inner and outer belts. The inner belt is worn as a pants belt and locks the outer belt in place with hook and loop.
The belt pad features a laser cut PALS grid on the entirety of its exterior surface. The outer layer can also be opened to allow direct access to the belt for mounting holsters or other sub loads. It features closed cell foam padding and loops for use with suspenders (not included).
Check out the growing line of laser cut gear at WildeCustomGear.com.
