Christian Chandler from INI Power stops by at Warrior Expo East to talk about their IntelliGEN Flex Fuel Generator.
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Christian Chandler from INI Power stops by at Warrior Expo East to talk about their IntelliGEN Flex Fuel Generator.
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BE Meyers is the new exclusive domestic distributor for the Mil Systems Group TriRail Light Bracket which extends a standard Mk 93 cradle, offering forward of the turret shield mil-std 1913 mounting of optics and illuminators.
Here you can see an IZLID 200 CR123 version which would be remotes via a cable operationally. The gun shield is not installed for this demonstration.
Jim Pellechia from Pelican stops by at Warrior Expo East to talk about the Elite Cooler, iPad Mini Case and the 2370 Tactical Flashlight.
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The Knight’s 45° Off-Set Rail Mounted Micro Folding Rear and Front Sights have been around for awhile and are a great option for those of you looking for and adjustable Off-Set Backup Sight.
Basically, they’ve taken their popular back up sights and integrated a Mil-Std 1913 45° Off-Set mount. They feature tool less adjustment and the rear sight offers a dual aperture. Adjustable from 200-600m, you can move the rear sight further forward on the rail to adjust eye relief.
Here, you can see the sights cowitnessed with an Off-Set Aimpoint T1.
The part number for the kit is 30079 or the sights can be purchased individually.
Each year, New Balance offers a special color run of select shoes from their Minimus line to AAFES. This year, they will be the MX20 and 1010v2. Both will hit Exchanges in October.
I’m pretty excited about this new MX20 mid-trainer. It offers all of the advantages of a minimal training shoe with the mid height. It kind of reminds me of a wrestling shoe. Look for these 1/1/14.
Jacques from Safariland stops by at Warrior Expo East to talk about the new Hatch FR Flight Glove with touch-screen technology, the new Monadnock Collapsible Batton and the 7TS Injection Molded Holster.
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Broadcasting from Warrior Expo East, John Hamen from ULTALIFE stops by to run through their A-320 Kit, a lightweight portable communications system solution for the dismounted warfighter.
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Although the NeoAir has been around for about a year-and-half, I don’t think enough of you know about The newer XTherm. Offering a R value of 5.7 it is the equivalent of stacking a Z-Lite and two standard military inflatable sleeping pads. All that at only 15 oz (430 g). Also, note it is available in four different lengths.
One important thing to note on the NeoAir is that it should be placed inside a sleeping bag. This not only increases comfort and insulation but also durability. Since it relies completely on air and a reflective material for insulation, it deflates much more quickly than foam lined pads and can be left inside your bag or bivy and stuffed for transport. The NeoAir does require a little more care than the standard pad but the advantages far outweigh the requirement to look after your kit.
Here you can see it paired with the UltraLite Cot which weighs just under 3 lbs.