TNVC is hosting MTEK, makers of the Flux helmet. This NIJ IIIA features an undercut rear lip. Additionally, that’s an M-LOK compatible rail which also accepts O2 masks. The helmet is boltless, meaning no bolts protrude through the .186″ shell. Yep, that’s the thickness of a carbon fiber shell, but it’s ballistic. It also weighs just 2.2 lbs.
There are a whole slew of innovations surrounding this helmet so check their site out.
The new Spider Pouch from Phokus Research Group is designed to offer a variety of carry options for the Shield Trauma Kit. Made by ForstSpear, it can be mounted to Belt, PALS, Velcro’d to another pouch as well as attached to the buttstock of a Carbine. Available in Black or Coyote.
Here’s a preview of upcoming Kitanica products. 
The MkIV revitalized the brand after showing up on ‘Mythbusters.’ Now, they’ve updated this 1000D Cordura motorcycle style jacket.
They’ve updated the back with padding along the back.
You can also insert their pads into the elbows.
Additionally, it will integrate the MkI liner for cold weather riding.
This Coyote is a new custom color for their American Hoodie.
Above and below are photos of a prototype Range Pant that is a long version of their popular Range Short.
Developed by Ace Electronics, this battery box was developed as a remote power source for OASYS IR Sensor customers who can’t access CR123As. Instead, it accepts 4 lithium or alkaline AA batteries and not only can be used in lieu of the 123s but will also extend the life of an OASYS optic by about 4.5 hours. Tye battery paxk mounts to a Mil Std 1913 rail and is waterproof.
Available through Unifire and other authorized dealers.
The Freya Magwell takes its DNA from the Sentinel Design Magwell for the GLOCK. There are four versions of this new RCS model, which will fit Gen 3 and 4 version of both the GLOCK 17 and 19. Make sure you order the right one.
Unlike other Magwells on the market, it accepts standard magazine base plates and keeps the pistol concealable.
So I’m in the Murdock Webbing booth when I spy a belt made from their Jacquard webbing in Kryptek Mandrake, treated with Biothane. I remarked that I didn’t realize there was Biothane webbing that thin. Then, the guys from Austrialpin added their Vobra buckle to the mix and we had a new concept for a belt.
The belt is not available, but the stuff to make it is.
The Exfil SAR Visor installs on the rails of the SAR Tactical and SAR Backcountry. It is rated to both EN 166-2B and ANSI Z87.1 to protect your eyes from wind, debris and water.
Murdock webbing continues to impress with their variable width, jacquard weave webbing.
It’s available as soon as you place an order because each run is custom, based on the customer’s needs.
