Coming Soon! VELCRO Brand products in Vietnam Tiger Stripe will be available in various widths. Ideal for tactical apparel, shelters, load bearing equipment, ballistic protection and more! Made in USA and Berry Compliant.
Contact your OSI Sales Rep for pricing and stocking information.
The upcoming Jackal Anorak from TD is another collaboration with Q featuring the Swedish M90 camouflage pattern. This hooded jacket pairs well with the Cordell Combat Pant and features Alpha Direct insulation along with thumb looped cuffs, a large flapped chest pocket, and dual zippered pass through pockets at the waist.
Jari of Varusteleka shared this image of his gear in his native land’s M95 Snow camouflage pattern.
Gear for winter larping starts to be pretty squared away!
The possibility of having proper load-bearing equipment in Finnish M05 snow camo is a pretty cool option to have. You never know when snow needs to start speaking Finnish.
The project started from a typical crazy idea that it would be cool to have Finnish M05 snow camo gear. After several hurdles in making this real, products are out in the wild just in time for the season. One might ask, does it make sense to have LBE in snow camo? That is a valid point, and it depends on your operating area. It might be questionable in southern Finland, but it might make perfect sense up in the north.
I could not help myself and decided to go all in with these gems. I bought a basic set to have set up for recon and direct action type of stuff. Chestrigh, with three magazine/multipurpose pouches and two general-purpose pouches, provides pretty good coverage on everything I need to carry. A plate carrier with three mag placard, one open-top pouch, and two general-purpose pouches will most likely cover needs. And if needed, I can circulate pouches between these two. CP15 was the apparent choice for a backpack because it has more volume, which you will need during the winter due to warm clothing and thermos.
Unfortunately, we did not have a belt setup in M05 snow camo, so I did a quick rattle can job over one belt I had lying around. It turned out great.
Gear is ready, so let it snow, let it snow, let it snow…
Bongo Gear has license to produce Becker Patrol Packs and they’ve been hard at work creating variants of this classic.
This week they plan to release a run of the BPP Mk II in Tigerstripe camouflage. They are offering two variants of the new attend which they refer to as regular and olive. The only difference between these two patterns is in the green – one has the regular green and the other has an olive green. The olive green version is a bit more versatile because blends into a wider variety of environments. The production models will feature green binding tape.
To learn about what they’ve done to improve the original pack to create the Mk II, visit bongogear.com.
Show you’re a member of the Syndicate. Working in conjunction with Australia’s own Papa Nui Cap Co, M&M Enterprises will soon offer the very caps adopted by the 245th Bomb Group stationed in Pianosa, Italy.
These quality caps feature fabric obtained through the Syndicate and presented in the classic Air Corps cut.
