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SHOT Show 17 – Marina Trans Jungle Camo Pattern

Thursday, February 2nd, 2017

Marina Trans Jungle formally known as US4CES resurfaces during Shot Show via Naval Infantry of Mexico with a few images of the pattern in various environments. The pattern was on display in the ADSinc booth with a few other patterns from developer Guy Cramer of Hyperstealth Biotechnology Corp.

The pattern was spotted at the LBTINC booth as well, full combat uniform with matching kit and accessories.

Word is that end users are quite happy with the move to Marina Trans Jungle as it has outperformed their old camouflage pattern in their operational environment.

Kryptek Launches Pouch Line

Tuesday, January 31st, 2017

Today, Kryptek is formally launching a line of load carriage pouches.

There’s a wide variety of pouches available, with the photo depicting just a few examples. They are PALS compatible and offered in Highlander, Mandrake and Typhon. 


kryptek.com/utility-pouches

More On The Netherlands Fractal Pattern

Monday, January 30th, 2017

We recently mentioned the Dutch Arm’s Smart Tactical Vest which featured the equipment variant of the Netherlands Fractal Pattern.

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Not long ago, there was a meeting where testing of new C4I and personal equipment was discussed. A platoon had tested the equipment (from Elbit and Marom Dolphin) and direct feedback was offered, along with the opportunity to ask questions directly from the program lead and business representatives.

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There was a mix of the woodland and desert versions of NFP on hand. Noteworthy, is that some of the armored vests incorporated the T-belt system which acts as a spine, transfering the weight of the vest to the hips. It was mentioned that this system will probably be issued. Also, a backpack included a hinge system allowing it to use the hip belt while carrying an armored vest.

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Implementation should start near the end of 2017.

SHOT Show 17 – Kryptek Fleece Anorak

Monday, January 23rd, 2017

Kryptek had quite a few new items for 2017 but by the time I was able to check them out, they had already shipped the tactical clothing home. However, I did see this Fleece Anorak and I love anoraks. Insulated with PrimaLoft, it’s water and wind proof and incorporates a chest mounted hand warmer pocket along with drawstring waist and hem.  Looking forward to picking one up.

www.kryptek.com

SHOT Show 17 – ADS Inc / Hyperstealth Biotechnology Corp

Friday, January 20th, 2017

Guy Cramer and his team are on hand in the ADS booth, displaying their ever-growing colelction of camouflage patterns which have been adopted by military and LE forces worldwide.

Hyperstealth’s camouflage development services are available to units and agencies through ADS Inc.

FirstSpear Friday Focus – Lightweight Assault Ghillie

Friday, January 20th, 2017

This is the Lightweight Assault Ghillie developed with Treadswift. It’s a cloak design made from lightweight weather resistant mesh and Trelleborg, the LWAG can be garnished as necessary or used as is. Generously sized to fit over equipment but still easy to stow on your pack or load carriage it has stretch cord for under arm positioning and a security strap for the front that can be adjusted for height and girth. The hood of the LWAG is secured in place with large smock style buttons. Be sure to keep an eye on the LWAG as FS and Treadswift work this item to offer you options for Arctic, Urban and other Operational Areas. Jute not included.

www.first-spear.com

SHOT Show 17 – Helikon-Tex in A-TACS iX

Thursday, January 19th, 2017

Helikon-Tex is a Polish company with an ever-growing line of tactical clothing and equipment. They’ve introduced A-TACS iX for several of their most popular items.

Here, you can see their MBDU Jacket and Training Mini Rig. Details are below.

helikon-tex.com

SHOT Show 17 – A-TACS

Thursday, January 19th, 2017

A-TACS has introduced two new patterns to their X series. The three main patterns AUX, iX and FGX all use the same colors but in different ratios. This allows clothing and equipment in the various patterns to work more effectively together.

This is the AU variant.

This is the FGX.

As you will probably recall, AU and FG were the first two patterns from A-TACS beginning in 2009.

www.a-tacs.com