US Tactical Supply now has the Grip Pod in Multicam.
In fact, US Tactical Supply is offering a wide variety of products dipped in Multicam goodness. To see the entire line, visit their Multicam page.
To purchase visit US Tactical Supply.
Phot from US Tactical Supply.
Amid rumors that Crye will relaunch their commercial website soon, Military Morons has published his review. The new generation of Combat and Field clothing has been produced for commercial sale in Multicam, Sand, Green, and Black. Check it out here.
Granite Gear was well represented at SHOT Show. In addition to their current line of packs and pouches they unveiled a few new items. Additionally, Multicam was prominent in their line.
Lightweight stuff sacks in various sizes were displayed.
Granite Gear also unveiled their new IMAG Interlocking Magazine Pouch system. In addition to a PALS compatible backing, the pouches integrate a hinge style system to attach adjacent pouches to one another. A stiffened web “pin” is inserted into the interwoven loops of each pouch. The pouch’s flap closes with a tabbed closure system very similar to the one used on the M-14 magazine pouch of the M-1956 load carrying system except that the materials are modern.
Also on display was the Chief Patrol pack selected as the new Patrol Pack for SOCOM. The issue ruck will have a few changes from the stock item including changes in direction for zippers, improved hydration interfaces as well as other unspecified alterations.
The Granite Gear Tactical line is distributed by SMG Tactical.
CP Gear by Wheeler has launched an entirely new website. They have also added three new colors to their line of CADPAT-TW and CADPAT-AR; Coyote, Universal Camouflage Pattern, and Multicam are now also available.
Check it out at www.cpgear.com.
This pouch was designed specifically to accommodate a single ECT “Nunchuck” or “Slap†charge. It can be worn on a riggers belt or mounted to the back of body armor via PALS webbing “quiver style”. The pouch flap also stows out of the way for quick and easy access at the target. The Medium Breacher pouch will hold up to a 1200GN ECT charge.
Available in Black, Khaki, Ranger Green, UCP, and Multicam now from Extreme Outfitters and Grey Group Training. For more information from the manufacturer visit 215 Gear.
Photo from 215 Gear.
In addition to their solid line of armor and other tactical products, DBT is unveiling several new items at SHOT Show 2009.
Federal agents attending SHOT Show will be in for a real treat. They will able to see the new ATF Agent kit (tactical and concealable) featuring the new UTOC carrier and family of pouches for the first time and Diamondback will have their new LE focused team on hand to answer any questions.
DBT will also debut their full line of Flame Retardant pouches and vests designed for military use. Visit their booth at SHOT Show to see video from testing along with the actual vest from the test. Make sure you also ask about their new line of Ultra Lightweight military pouches when you stop by the DBT Booth number 23154.
Photos courtesy of DBT.
It looks like FR is the “in thing” for this year’s SHOT Show and Propper is sure to satisfy. In addition to their commercial FRACU (Fire-Resistant Army Combat Uniform), they will be unveiling Fire Resistant System (FRS) from Adventure Tech.
Additionally, Propper continues to innovate with the No Fly Zone® Army Combat Uniform “Apparel That Repels Insectsâ€, AF APECS and GEN II ECWCS manufactured in the Dominican Republic and a cool and comfortable 100% Cotton ABU (Airman Battle Uniform).
Last but not least Propper will showcase their popular Advanced Protective Combat Uniform (APCU). I have been using the Level V Jacket and Trousers in Multicam for about two months now and they are both comfortable and durable. In fact the entire line was developed as an improved alternative to the issue PCU. To purchase APCU contact US Cav.
Be sure to visit Propper at Booth number 8877.
For more information on any of Propper’s line visit them on the web at www.propper.com.
Photo of Level V courtesy of US Cav.
Newcomer VertX will be sharing booth space at SHOT show with Arc’teryx. Although newcomer doesn’t aptly describe VertX who is an off shoot of Fechheimer; well established makers of Flying Cross Public Safety wear. Arc’teryx and Flechheimer are no strangers to one another and have collaborated on the Justice Jacket, an Arc’teryx design (Gamma) modified for LE use with epaulets and holstered weapon access. The Justice Jacket is an exclusive product for Flying Cross.
They will be debuting two new pieces; their Tactical Pant and Action Polo. We don’t want to spill the beans on the new products but we can say a few things. he name VertX is a derivative of “Covert” and their line is intended to avoid attention, not attract it. For example, several unique features belie the covert nature of the pants. To quote VertX, “In a market full of garments that scream “shoot me”, this pant is in style for “Any time, any place, any mission—. Rumor has it there will even be some of the trousers in Multicam for the crawd that must blend into a different environment.
Catch a sneak peak at www.wearvertx.com. Be sure to check out Vertx at the SHOT Show in Booth Number 6491.
Photo from Fechheimer.
