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American Kami Spork Pouch by OC Tactical

Tuesday, September 11th, 2012

OC Tactical has created the perfect storage companion for your American Kami Spork (or similar sized sports). Available in both Large and Small sizes this pouch is constructed with an outer layer of 2″ jacquard webbing and an inner layer of vinyl coated polyester. This is easy to clean and helps prevent the sharp edges or the spork from wearing through to the outside. Grommets located at the bottom on both the front and back side allow water and debris to drain out when cleaning and also increases airflow to keep the inside of the pouch dry. As far as I’m concerned, the only thing missing is MALICE clip compatibility.

stores.octactical.com/-strse-38/American-Kami-Spork-Pouch

Tags: American Kami, OC Tactical
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OR – Jetboil

Saturday, August 4th, 2012

Many of you may be familiar with the Jetboil line of portable cooking systems. They have just introduced a new version of the popular Flash stove with a genuine MultiCam neoprene cozy that goes around the vessel. Additionally, the shroud that houses the burner base is an OD color that matches the MultiCam quite well. The burner incorporates a piezo igniter. Finally, Jetboil pioneered the use the FluxRing, a heat exchanger technology that looks like a series of fins. It doubles the fuel efficiency of the Jetboil stove because it heats up so quickly. It also cools more quickly than other stoves as well.

Weighing in at 14oz (without fuel), the entire kit and caboodle stores inside the vessel for transport.

www.JetBoil.com

Tags: Jetboil, Outdoor Retailer
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OR – Nature’s Coffee Kettle

Thursday, August 2nd, 2012

Weighing in at less than 2 oz, Nature’s Coffee Kettle is simple to use. Just just add 4 cups (32 oz) of hot water and you get real brewed coffee. What is even cooler, is that you can replace the coffee pack with a fresh one. In addition to an organic and Colombian, hazelnut and blueberry coffee, they also offer hot chocolate, apple cider, black tea and even hot tomato soup! There’s also decaf if that’s what you are looking for.

This is great for use on a LP/OP, for LE surveillance or just out hunting with your buddies or tailgating.

www.naturescoffeekettle.com

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Über Group to Rep Kill Cliff to Tactical Industry

Friday, July 20th, 2012

While I was perusing the new Arc’teryx LEAF lineup yesterday with the Über SOF team I was tossed a can of Kill Cliff. I said, “Cool, I love this stuff. Too bad you can’t buy it anywhere around here. Did Baker stop by?” The reply surprised me. I was told that I’d be able to get it from GSS Gear here in the Tidewater and when I am in Fayetteville, I’d be able to get it from Grey Group. And, this is really awesome, that Über Group is now representing Kill Cliff in the tactical community. In fact, they are looking at bringing it to more and more locations.

Kill Cliff was developed by a former Navy SEAL as a post workout recovery drink that is low calorie, is anti-inflammatory to aid in recovery and tastes great. It’s become very popular in fitness and shooting circles.

To get Kill Cliff at your range or shop contact ubergroup.net.

Tags: Ãœber Group, Kill Cliff
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Field Gourmet – Lock-n-Load Java French Press

Wednesday, June 20th, 2012

Lock-n-Load Java offers a 48 oz French Press. It’s the perfect accessory for Lock-n-Load Java’s kick ass coffees. Plus, thanks to its 18/8 restaurant-grade stainless steel double-walled construction, this vacuum-insulated pot won’t give out when the going gets tough.

www.locknloadjava.com

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StoveTec

Monday, June 18th, 2012

US Tactical Supply told us about a new product line they are carrying. StoveTec offers one and two door models of their rocket stoves which will burn wood of other high biomass combustible material. The big plus to these style of stoves is that they use less fuel than cooking on an open fire.

Stovetec characterizes use of their stoves in one of two categories, “…either high or low power. We consider high power cooking as high temperature cooking with more fuel, as performed with boiling, grilling, frying, and/or using a wok. We consider low power cooking performed with low temperature simmering, use with covered retained heat cookers, or grilling slowly on a BBQ grill.” Both consumer stoves rely on metal lined ceramic combustion chambers and the big difference between the two models is those doors. With the one door model you feed the fire through the door. However, with the two door version you feed the fire through the top door and use the bottom door to regulate the temperature by opening and closing to control the amount of air that makes its way into the combustion chamber.

Available from ustacticalsupply.com.

Tags: StoveTec, U.S. Tactical Supply
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M12 Tacticoolzy

Sunday, May 27th, 2012

If you’re sitting around on a hot May afternoon wishing you had something to keep your beverage cool, we’ve found just the thing for you. MTek Weapon Systems developed their facial armor systems out of necessity and we have a funny feeling that the M12 Tacticoolzy came about in the same way.

Manufactured from 1000D Cordura, the M12 Tacticoolzy features a Velcro field for ID or morale patches and a Transit Strap the keep your drinks secure during movements.

www.mtekweaponsystems.com

Tags: MTek Weapon Systems
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Jetboil Users – Check This Out

Tuesday, May 15th, 2012

Jetboil makes a variety of accessories for their stoves, but the Fry Pan is pretty cool.

The fry pan uses Jetboil’s FluxRing technology which provides even heating. There is also a plastic base cover that doubles use for food prep or as a plate for eating.

shop.jetboil.com

Tags: Jetboil
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