About a year ago we introduced the Firestorm Combat Shirt from ICE Tactical to you. We were able to purchase one from GSS. We have to tell you, this is one seriously nice combat shirt. Consider this. It’s FR, it’s printed completely in MultiCam, and it’s currently $99 from ICE Tactical. Read our write up. Everything still applies. It’s comfortable, roomy considering that it’s a combat shirt and well made.
215 Gear is offering a great deal on a kit consisting of the Garmin Foretrex 401 GPS and their updated carrying pouch.
The waterproof Foretrex 401 is a big improvement over the original 101 boasting the addition of an electronic compass and barometric altimeter. The pouch is available in MultiCam and Coyote and can be worn on the forearm or attached to your stock. Additionally, it features a removable flap to protect from damage and guard against a light AD from your GPS.
215gearstore.com/gpspouchand401kit
Since apparently guys wearing jeans can’t use woobies, Kifaru has succumbed to pressure from those who won’t buy anything from them anyway and put up a new photo of the excellent reversible MultiCam to Coyote Woobie.
Woobies rock. Get yours at and send us a photo of you using it while wearing jeans. We’ll reward you with an SSD morale patch.
Larry P from Arkansas has won the first shipped MultiCam Vertx Smock. Larry, if you are a reader of SSD contact us for an SSD morale patch. If you’re not, well…tough.
Previously adopted by the Afghanistan Border Police, the Ghostex Kilo-1 Pattern is now in use by Afghan Special Forces.
You may notice that the pattern is complimentary to the Operation Enduring Freedom Camouflage Pattern (OCP) in use with US Army and Air Force units in Afghanistan. This is because the US Government stipulated that this pattern must have similar coloration but yet be distinctively different from OCP. This is so that the forces could work in concert during operations but would not be mistaken for one another in close proximity.
Here you can see the two patterns side by side.
Ghostex is a joint venture between ADS Inc and Canada-based HyperStealth Biotechnology Corporation.
This is the first sample from ATS Tactical of their suspenders manufactured with Murdock Webbing‘s excellent Jacquard weave webbing in MultiCam. Unlike traditional printed webbing, the pattern is woven into the webbing so it won’t fade. Additionally, buckles give a little more bite into the pattern’s weave. The webbing blends in almost seamlessly with MutiCam fabric as you can see in this photo.
The suspenders themselves are a low profile affair, adjustable for length, designed to fit comfortably under armor and work in conjunction with the ATS War Belt.
Although this is the first product ATS has done in this material they tell us that more is on the way.
Kifaru has updated their website with some photos of the newest version of their reversible Woobie/Doobie in Coyote and MultiCam. Combining RhinoSkin Shell with ClimaShield combat insulation, it makes a great replacement for the issue poncho liner.
The guys at Grey Group Training really outdid themselves this time. Their Christmas Stocking comes packed with tactical goodness and the contents are selected based on the amount you specify. This is a really good deal. According to GGT, “Each stocking will be up to a 50% discount from retail for the items included for your purchase price, so whether you are using it for a great gift selected by the professionals or a holiday grab bag at a great price for yourself, pick one up today for the holidays.”
**Picture is example only**
The stocking is MultiCam and Grey Group says that they reserve the right to randomly hook up Christmas Stockings with crazy extra gifts.
