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FirstSpear Friday Focus: March Merch Drop

Friday, March 27th, 2026

New merchandise from FirstSpear has arrived, bringing updated favorites and everyday essentials into one lineup.

The SPICY UBER v2 T-SHIRT builds on the popularity of the original design with a refreshed look and the same comfortable, all-day wearability.

The BFTX COFFEE TUMBLER delivers durable, dependable performance, built to handle early mornings, long hours, and constant movement without compromise.

The ROPE TRUCKER HAT is offered in two styles and colorways, both providing a structured, breathable fit with a clean profile, built for consistent everyday wear.

The ICON SPEAR TIP HAT delivers a classic trucker style with the same unmistakable FirstSpear branding and reliable comfort. It adds a timeless edge with a versatile profile that transitions easily from on-duty environments to off-duty wear.

Each piece stands on its own, combining function, durability, and identity—gear designed to perform wherever the day takes you.

To request an estimate click image above or visit First-Spear.com/Request-For-Estimate. FirstSpear is the premier source for cutting-edge tactical gear for military, law enforcement and those who train. For more information visit First-Spear.com.

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PRISM Receives Patent for PRS

Monday, March 23rd, 2026

PRISM founder Mark Chin has announced that the brand’s PRS (Prism Retention System) has finally received it’s US Patentunder Patent No. 12,550,954. With his extensive background in apparel design, development and manufacturing, Mark took a simple idea and concept and is now turning it into a product you didn’t know you needed.

PRISM will begin manufacturing their apparel bottoms to now include PRS. The concepts and design of PRS are extremely simple, but very effective. The retention system is made up oftheir own manufactured bottoms and incorporating PRS, which is a Velcro type material integrated to the internal portion of their garment’s waistband. Unlike other systems that require belts, straps, hooks, clips, ultracomp or even tegris, PRS is receptive to any type of accessory that has a Velcro hook (male) surface. PRS will allow the end user the opportunity to conceal kit on body and reduce their overall exposure of those items.What PRS offers is 360° degrees of concealment along your inner waist and at a moment’s notice allowing the end user toremove and replace any of those items anywhere else along the waist line. Another major feature is that PRS gives you theability to rotate any item 180° degrees or as much as 360° while also allowing any accessory to sit higher or lower on body.

The last and major contribution from PRS will be the ability to fully conceal any and all EDC while having your shirt tucked in.

“My goal was to create a system that allowed end users a better opportunity to conceal their tools with little to no visible exposure. I wanted to give guys a wider range of how they could carry their tools while also making it much more comfortable for them to conceal. PRS will give the market (and us) an opportunity to create more concealable products that can work easily with PRS and all other ranges of products that are already being used throughout the market. PRS has unlimited capabilities to what it can be used for, but one of the amazing facts about the system is that you won’t even know it’s there.”

PRISM will be launching new variants of pants for 2026 in the coming weeks. They plan to continue offering both imported and USA made goods for the foreseeable future. A PRS accessory suite is in works with plans to launch this Summer.

For inquires feel free to contact info@prism.us

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Blast From The Past – The Mojave Travel Shirt from Beyond Clothing

Saturday, March 14th, 2026

We are reach by way back into the SSD archives for this one. In May of 2010 we first wrote about a “Travel Shirt” whipped up by Beyond Clothing founder Scott Jones in 2009.

This “Travel Shirt” was originally a one-off that he made for himself. It is a waist length design with mandarin collar, chest and sleeve pockets made from a lightweight material. It almost has a Star Wars vibe.

I harangued him about it and eventually he added it to the line up at Beyond. Now you have to remember, at that time, everything was made to order, including their custom size “Big &Tall” version of the USSOCOM Protective Combat Uniform.

When Beyond sold to 5.11 Tactical not long after, the Mojave Travel Shirt as it became known was dropped from the line as they retooled their offerings. Unfortunately, I never bought one.

I wonder if the patterns are still around and Beyond could reintroduce this cool adventure wear jacket. It would be great in a NEXTEC fabric as a 3-season Softshell.

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FirstSpear Friday Focus: HOODLUM HOODIE – ACM MID 400

Friday, March 13th, 2026

The FirstSpear HOODLUM HOODIE™ – ACM™ MID 400 is built from ACM-MID 400, a dual-layer knit designed for performance in demanding environments. The interior layer is 100% polyester and pulls moisture away from the skin, while the exterior layer is 100% merino wool that absorbs and disperses that moisture. This system helps regulate temperature and keep you dry during movement or extended wear. The 7.7 oz fabric offers a balance of warmth, breathability, and durability without adding unnecessary bulk.

Designed for operational use, the HOODLUM HOODIE™ – ACM™ MID 400 provides a comfortable, flexible fit with enough stretch to move freely during activity. A full-length front zipper allows for quick ventilation and easy layering. The form-fitting hood adds protection from the elements while maintaining a streamlined profile.

Two zippered front handwarmer pockets provide secure storage and added warmth when needed. Thumbholes integrated into the cuffs help keep sleeves in place and offer additional coverage in cold conditions.

The Hoodlum Hoodie can be worn standalone or integrated into a larger clothing system. Built for reliability in the field, it delivers practical performance with a low-profile design. Made in the USA, the HOODLUM HOODIE™ – ACM™ MID 400 reflects FirstSpear’s commitment to mission-focused gear.

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Enforce Tac 26 – Tactical Wolves

Thursday, February 26th, 2026

I’ve mentioned Tactical Wolves’ tigerstripe combat uniform in the past and when I spoke with their team they wanted me to pass on to my readers that the current stock is why they have left and if you want to get a set, or the cool jacket I have, now is the time to order as some sizes are already out of stock.

The line was developed in conjunction with Tu Lam and is priced very well, with high quality, often made from American fabrics.

MultiCam and MultiCam Black will be back in stock in Q2 of this year.

tacticalwolvescombat.com

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Enforce Tac 26 – Wild Clothing

Thursday, February 26th, 2026

We first introduced you to Wild Clothing during last fall’s Milipol show in Paris. This Finnish company translates their high north lifestyle into very focused clothing designs. This is a liner for their snow mobile suits.

Made from synthetic fleece it features nylon reinforcements at high wear areas and ample pockets to keep water bottles and other necessities warm and next to the body. It also incorporates a drop seat for those calls of nature.

wild.fi/en

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Enforce Tac 26 – Tilak 2nd Generation Raptor

Tuesday, February 24th, 2026

Tilak has updated their Raptor hardshell with a second generation design. It’s a very sleek design.

Here’s a shot of the rear of the Raptor. The hem drawstring only tightens the front of the hem, leaving the rear to move freely.

One of the most glaring differences is how thy deal with pocket gussets. The original Raptor had external gussets but those could catch on things. Now gussets are internal.

Additionally, both chest pockets and sleeve pockets integrate a small drain at the bottom.

Here you can see sleeve pocket configuration with the drain and zipper which came from the operator jacket. It’s much easier to manipulate while wearing.

Another excellent detail is the easy to use drawstrings for the hood.

Finally, the Raptor 2nd Generation is made from GORE-TEX PRO Fabric with full seam taping.

migbytilak.com/en-global

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Enforce Tac 26 – 6-Color Desert at Helikon-Tex

Tuesday, February 24th, 2026

Last month we told you about Helikon-Tex creating gear in the classic US 6-color desert pattern. At Enforce Tac they outfitted a manikin with their new clothing paired up with Desert Storm-era gear to recreate the SCUD Hunter.