I’m a big fan of Tigerstripe so when I found these at a Sportsman’s Warehouse during a recent trip to Bozeman, I picked them up.
Made from a DWR treated, 30+ UFP, Salt and Chlorine resistant fabric, the shorts are very comfortable. In fact, I’m wearing them right now. There’s a little bit of mechanical stretch. They are board short length and feature cargo pockets on either thigh with snap closures as well as mesh-lined front slash pockets and a single rear pocket. Very comfy.
Meet The Harvest, a new belt, made in Afghanistan and offered by Combat Flip Flops.
Available in even sizes, 28-38, the Harvest belt features an embroidered Afghan flag colored wheat stalk. Why wheat? Because Combat Flip Flops is about empowerment and Afghanistan grew wheat and corn before it was plagued with the poppy. CFF is serious about this empowerment thing. These are sewn by Afghan women who spend part of their day learning to read and the other part learning to sew in order to make a living.
Tactical Products Group has introduced the real new lines including Tactical Luxury which combines tactical inspiration with high end design elements. I really like this Travel Pack which offers rich leather highlights and rugged functionality.
Clips from our recent red stag hunt in New Zealand, where we tried out some new packs and clothing from Huron Tactical.
Products due to release 15-June-15 from www.tyrtactical.com
Just a dad and his kids enjoying a day at the range.
The Fat Tire is a new hiking shoe coming Fall 2015 from Under Armor.
Integrating the Boa closure system, the Fat Tire offers a custom fit at the twist of a dial along with rapid donning and doffing. It also features a GORE-TEX upper with a Cupron infused fabric liner as an antimicrobial. This sits atop a UA Charge mid-sole for cushioning but probably the most striking feature of the Fat Tire is the Michelin sole. The Wild Gripper outsole offers lugs at the bottom as well as up the edge of the sole to improve grip while scrambling up the trail. Coming in numerous colors including UA’s Ridge Reaper camo pattern.
When we first showed you Kryptek’s Inferno pattern we got a lot of feedback from folks who didn’t understand what it is was created for.
