Altama recently offered a peek inside their design lab, showcasing some prototypes of Maritime Assault Shoes in Relv Camo patterns.
What do you think? Should they offer them as Maritime Assault Shoes or roll them into the upcoming Urban Assault Series?
You may have heard of Potty Packs. Their signature product is a single use, wrapper packed kit containing everything you need to use the restroom on the road:
•4 Feet of two-ply Toilet Tissue
•Wet Wipes with Aloe and Vitamin E
•Hand Wipes
•Hand Sanitizer
•Seat Cover
Because, let’s face it, public restrooms can look like a crimescene.
But since this initial success, they’ve greatly expanded their line with other kits, including: Sh!t Kit, Park Pack, First Aid Kit, Tick Kit, Winter Pack, Travel Kit, Hydration Pack, Golf Pack, Period Pack and Hangover Kit.
Below are the actual contents of the kit. The resealable bag is used to place the tick into. Labs can determine if it is infected and may help you prevent unnecessary treatment for Lyme disease.
Even better, it’s a Veteran owned business. Get yours at www.pottypacks.com.
Not since Falco have we seen such an awesome display of Teutonic Hip Hop skills. It’s great to see that someone had fun at SHOT Show.
This ISPO Gold Award winning mid-layer from Swedish brand Houdini Sportswear is made from Polartec Power Air technolgy.
Not only is it super comfy, but it has a lot less impact on the environment than the material’s previous incarnation. Polartec has been making fleece from recycled plastic bottles for decades so that’s nothing new. They’ve just improved their process. Power Air is made from 73% from recycled fibers and is itself, fully recyclable. What’s more, it will release five times fewer microfibers into the environment than traditional fleece. While so many are fixated on plastic straws, that’s what has been actually showing up in fish. Finally, for those interested in the supply chain, it has a bluesign certificate for sustainable and low-emission textile production.
The Houdi will be joined by the hoodless Mono Air Halfzip in the Fall.
Not only does the new .22LR Rebel AR from Patriot Ordnance Factory accept Ruger 10/22 magazines, it’s also the first firearm offered with the Mission First Tactical Blade Stabilizer.
Featuring a one-piece upper, the Rebel incorporates a POF-USA designed semi-auto blowback operating system. The lower receiver is injection molded and fitted with the MFT Engage V2 Pistol Grip. With its 8″ barrel, it measures 21.5” (55 cm) overall and weighs just 3.25 lbs.
January 30, 2020 (Roswell, GA) – LiteFighter Systems, LLC. is proud to announce that the CataMount™ 2 – Cold Weather Mountaineering Tent (CM2100-OCP) has been issued NSN 8340-01-685-4246 and now available for unit orders.
CataMount™ 2 is a two-person, cold weather mountaineering tent designed as a highly stable, lightweight, ruck-able shelter made to handle ever-changing weather conditions. This tent is extremely simple to set-up and operate, is configurable to multiple mission sets, and capable of protecting soldiers during Cold Weather and Mountain Operations.
The CataMount™ 2 has been extensively tested by Natick Labs, The US Army Cold Regions Test Center (CRTC), and used by units in Alaska, Europe, and the Northern United States.
Cantwell Glacier, Alaska
Ice Camp SARGO, Arctic Circle
Arctic Circle (73 02″06′ N, 146 44″57′ W) and floating west at 9 miles/day
The CataMount™ 2 is ideal for units who train and fight in cold weather conditions and need a proven lightweight shelter to protect their soldiers against the elements.
Multiple Ways to Order:
• NSN 8340-01-685-4246
• GSA Advantage
• Tailored Logistics Support (TLS) Program
For more information on the CataMount™ 2 please visit us at LiteFighter.com or contact us directly at info@litefighter.com.
LiteFighter Systems, LLC is a VA Certified Service-Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) and the leading provider of lightweight, backpackable shelters to The US Military.
This Tactical Pith Helmet, based on a Vietnamese helmet was recently seen on @fareast_tactical which is run by fareastmilsim.com.
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